Celtic Throne - Mystery of Ireland
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The Irish dance troupe Celtic Throne - Mystery of Ireland returns to Israel for a nationwide tour, after they were forced to halt their tour here due to Operation "Lion's Roar." The troupe, beloved by audiences of all ages, returns to Israel to pick up where they left off — with acrobatics, dance, juggling, and plenty of fire and passion on one stage! The Irish dance troupe Celtic Throne combines Irish and modern dance with martial arts, acrobatics, and juggling. On stage are over 30 dancers of all ages — adults and children — accompanied by a live orchestra and a spectacular, lavishly produced set. In the summer of 2025, Celtic Throne became the first major international show to tour Israel since October 7. The troupe, which includes children and teenagers, did not come to Israel despite the war in Gaza — it came because of it. At a time when much of the world was criticizing Israel, Celtic Throne wanted to support and strengthen it. This mission was the basis for the entire tour. As mentioned, the tour did not go as planned, and just hours after they finished their third show, Operation "Lion's Roar" began. Ultimately, following government directives, the troupe was forced to cancel the rest of its shows and leave the country. By a roundabout route, with Israeli airspace closed, the troupe made its way to Egypt, and eventually flew out on charter flights from Sharm el-Sheikh. Brad McDonald, the troupe's director: "From the moment we canceled the tour, we knew we had to come back. Having tasted only a little of what the people of Israel experienced, we are even more determined than ever to finish what we started. The troupe and all its members want to show their love for the people of Israel, and we won't let anyone stop us." This is the feeling shared by all 55 members of the troupe and crew — so much so that the lead dancer, Jude Flory, who was so deeply affected by his experience in Israel, decided to learn Hebrew in order to communicate with the Israeli audience in their own language. Celtic Throne is a family show in every sense of the word — many of the crew and performers are literally family: brothers and sisters, cousins, mothers and fathers. Viana Flory, Jude's sister, head choreographer, dancer and singer: "I perform on stage with my brother, our cousins, and our closest friends. Now we get to perform for the people of Israel and bring them into our family."
