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Ballet and Dance Companies in Ireland

Find out everything about dance in Ireland, from information on some of the best Irish companies to dance auditions in Ireland.

 

“People have asked me why I chose to be a dancer. I did not choose. I was chosen to be a dancer, and with that, you live all your life.

Martha Graham

 

Ireland & Dance

There are several ballet companies in Ireland, including the Irish National Ballet, Dublin City Ballet, Cork City Ballet, and Galway City Ballet.

The history of ballet in Ireland can be traced back to the early 1800s, when it was first introduced by French and Italian opera companies touring the country. Ballet soon became popular among the Irish aristocracy, and many of the country’s leading families sent their daughters to study at ballet schools in Paris and London.

By the mid-20th century, Irish ballet had come to be dominated by British and Russian dancers and choreographers, but in recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in Irish-produced work.

Today, Irish ballet companies are known for their innovative and contemporary productions, often incorporating traditional Irish music and dance into their repertoire.

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Did you know that…?

The history of the Irish people is unique and distinctive. Ireland’s history is crammed with war and occupation. Since the arrival of the Celts in 300 B.C., the Irish have been invaded by the Romans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Danes, Normans, and English. Even during periods of occupation, however, the Irish have maintained their own culture and customs. This history is reflected in the Irish people’s folklore and songs. It is also reflected in the Irish people’s dances. The Irish are known there and around the world for their music and dances. The music of Ireland is a reflection of Irish history. It is steeped in the traditions of the past. It continues to be a part of the present. The history of Ireland is closely linked to the history of Ireland’s music and dance. Some of Ireland’s most famous dances are reels and jigs. These dances are closely linked to the Irish people’s history. The Irish have been dancing for centuries. In the early days, dancing was a part of the people’s cultural and social life. The Irish people danced for many reasons. They danced in the street to celebrate religious and national holidays. They danced at weddings and funerals. They danced at fairs and festivals. They danced in the homes to celebrate special occasions and to welcome guests. They danced to celebrate the harvest. They danced to celebrate their country’s history and folklore. Ireland’s history is rich in culture and tradition. The Irish people have always been proud of their culture and tradition. The Irish people have always been proud of their music and dance. The Irish people’s music and dance are an important part of their culture and tradition. The Irish people’s music and dance are a reflection of their history. The Irish people’s music and dance are a reflection of their culture and tradition. The Irish people’s music and dance are a reflection of their country.

The Best Dance Institutions in Ireland

Ballet Ireland dance company at Dublin

33 Fitzwilliam Street Upper, Dublin, D02 TF82, Ireland

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CoisCéim Dance Theatre dance company at

42 Fairview Strand, Clontarf West, Dublin 3, D03 YV62, Ireland

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Dance Ireland dance company at Dublin

Liberty Corner, Foley St, Mountjoy, Dublin 1, Ireland

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Donlon Dance Company dance company at Tu

Tullamore Educate Together, Collins Ln, Muiniagh, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland

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Irish Modern Dance Theatre dance company

Multimedia Building, Curved St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PC43, Ireland

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Riverdance dance company at Dublin

53-54 King St S, Dublin, D02 PN83, Ireland

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