Dance, dance, wherever you may be . . .

Waiving his customary $1 million fee, the 45-year-old “Lord of the Dance” star performed the lead in a special one-hour version of the show backed by members of his touring company. Michael trained hard for his first post-retirement performance, which is probably due as much to his legendary perfectionism as it is to advancing age. Personally, we’re looking forward to the dancer/mogul’s next production. “King of Las Vegas,” anyone?