Classes

Hello!!

Due to the pandemic, adult classes were suspended in 2020. A decision on whether to return to has yet to be make, but if you are interested in attending, please register by sending an email to: bdegallai@gmail.com

Class Prices

1 Class €130
2 Class Combination €210
3 Class Combination €260
Zoom 1 Class €80
Zoom 2 Class €130
Zoom 3 Class €160

Class Description

Advanced

This is an advanced/professional level class. The class pace is rapid and material will be difficult. I will focus on both professional standard show numbers as well as feis material at championship level.

Intermediate Level 2

This will suit the advanced dancers as well as those who are intermediate level and wish to be challenged in preparation for the advanced class. The material won’t always be advanced, but advanced motifs will be taught in isolation. The class will move relatively quickly.

Intermediate Level 1

This class is a natural follow-on from beginners, with more of a focus on mastering the more primary-level material. The class will also be suitable for some Intermediate Level 2 dancers who would like a 2nd class and who want to work on technique as well as ensuring they have a full complement of the standard dances.

Beginners

This class will be aimed at absolute beginners and will move slowly. The objective will be to master the Beginners reel, jig, single jig and slip jig, as well as the Hard Reel, time permitting. Hard shoe dancing will be introduced from the get go. This class is suitable for dancers who have attended beginner’s classes in the past and who feel they are not yet ready to proceed in to Intermediate Level 1.

Studio Location

Phoenix Performing Arts College

Unit 4
Naas Road
Industrial Park
Dublin, Ireland D12 DE7K

Phoenix Performing Arts College is on the old Naas Rd, and is a 1-min walk from the Bluebell LUAS stop.

Phoenix Performing Arts College

What to Wear

You will sweat so please wear gym clothes. Dancing shoes can be bought in Fay’s. They are not completely necessary, especially for beginners. Runners or stocking feet work fine if you are not ready to invest.

https://www.fays-shoes.com