Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance airs on PBS in the Akron-Cleveland area of Ohio anticipating the upcoming performance at the Gund Arena. Watching television after basketball practice, Justin randomly tunes into PBS and his life is forever changed.
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With no prior dance experience, Justin becomes fascinated with what he experiences on PBS and begins researching Irish dance. He then attends the Lord of the Dance performance promoted on PBS at the Gund Arena with his entire family. Following the performance, Justin orders himself a pair of Irish dance hard shoes.
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For a year and a half, following school and basketball practice, Justin retires to his parent’s basement where he studies the VHS tape of Lord of the Dance and teaches himself every step until four in the morning night after night.
Justin puts together an audition video that includes production and costumes of himself performing all the dances, step for step, of Lord of the Dance. On a family vacation to Orlando, Florida, he attends multiple performances of The Best of Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance at the American Gardens Theatre in Epcot Center, and delivers his audition tape to the troupe manager.
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The next day the troupe manager approaches Justin and asks him to audition on the Lord of the Dance stage when the park is closed that evening.
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Following Justin’s audition, the impossible became possible, he is presented with a 26-page contract and offered a position in the world’s largest touring production, Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance. Justin flies home and returns the following week to finish out the summer run at Epcot Center with the troupe, while also finishing his senior year of high school through correspondence schooling.
January of 2000, Justin joins Troupe 2 of Lord of the Dance and tours Canada, North America, Mexico, and South America, performing in all the largest arenas, theatres, and amphitheaters in those countries.
Justin is approached to audition for a lead role in Lord of the Dance. The audition is a success and he is moved into one of the lead roles performing as a villain.
Justin departs Lord of the Dance to pursue his dream of creating his own production.
Justin begins development on a new production and partners with fellow dancers to create Rhythm in the Night, The Irish Dance Spectacular.
Following years of development and music creation, Rhythm in the Night performs a 40-minute proof of concept show as the opening act for Brian Johnson of AC/DC on November 13th, 2010, at an Irish Festival in Sarasota, Florida.
As production and development continue, Rhythm in the Night performs a Showcase Event at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Center in Sarasota, Florida.
Rhythm in the Night, The Irish Dance Spectacular makes its debut North American tour performing to many of the most prestigious theatres across the country.
Justin envisions his character on stage to have the physique of Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson without needing the costuming for enhancement, while also remaining light on his feet. Something the Irish dance world has not seen, nor audiences experienced in any prior production. Justin weight trained for several years and achieved a weight of 275 lbs to be the first bodybuilder professional Irish dancer in the world. Justin made his debut with Rhythm in the Night as the lead dancer and villain at the Paramount Theater in Poughkeepsie, New York, in 2014. The show received raves reviews night after night and continued to exponentially grow. His role as a lead dancer with his bodybuilder physique enthralled audiences across the country and changed the perception of Irish dancing forever.
After five years of successful touring, Rhythm in the Night, The Irish Dance Spectacular becomes the most successful touring Irish dance production in the U.S. behind Riverdance and Lord of the Dance. To celebrate this accomplishment, Rhythm in the Night embarks on a 5th Anniversary National tour.
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Rhythm in the Night, The Irish Dance Spectacular headlines the Music Master Series at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.
Justin is contacted by producers and casting directors for a new upcoming show on NBC, The Titan Games, produced by Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Dany Garcia.
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Justin steps away from Irish dancing to work with the casting directors to present himself to the President of NBC to be selected as a cast member amongst tens of thousands of applicants.
Inspired by Justin’s story with Irish dance, Justin receives a phone call from the casting director that he has been selected for the show and will be flown out to Los Angeles, California, to perform in the show’s combine.
Justin participates in the combine and filming for The Titan Games that airs the following January. The Titan Games becomes an NBC success and picked up for additional seasons.
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Dany Garcia announce they have purchased the professional Spring football league, the XFL.
Justin is contacted by XFL football operations to apply for a position in one of the six Player Showcases across the country.
Justin is the oldest player to apply at 40 years old.
Football operations contacts Justin following his submission and offers him a position in the Player Showcase featured at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.
Being the oldest athlete at 40 years old, Justin successfully competes at the tight end position during the Player Showcase with Dany Garcia and future XFL head coaches in attendance.
Following his experience with The Titan Games and the XFL, Justin’s passion for Irish dance and performance remain in his foresight. Trusting his calling, Justin makes the announcement, “I’m not done.”
Justin partners with industry leading production and representation companies, Talent One Entertainment and SuperSonic Attractions, to begin work on his long-time dream, We Three Kings, The Irish Dance Christmas Sensation.
Following a 22 month scripting process, We Three Kings, The Irish Dance Christmas Sensation is written featuring 22 original scenes inspired by the age-old tale of the Three Magi and their journey to the west.
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Justin interviews and auditions highly-accomplished composers for the shows soundtrack to create epic original versions of Holiday classics to be the backdrop to the exciting storyline.
After a 6 month audition process, Justin selects award-winning composer, Joe Sanders, to produce the shows soundtrack and join Talent One Entertainment.
On July 26, 2024, Talent One Entertainment and SuperSonic Attractions officially announce We Three Kings, The Irish Dance Christmas Sensation featuring Justin Boros as a lead dancer.
We Three Kings, The Irish Dance Christmas Sensation will embark on it’s inaugural National Christmas tour across the U.S.