Reviews of O’Shea Irish Dance. (Dance School) in Minneapolis (Minnesota).

O’Shea Irish Dance

17 Reviews

10 Comments

Dance school

836 Prior Ave N, St Paul, MN 55104, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of O’Shea Irish Dance

Sunday

Closed

Monday

4:45–9:30 pm

Tuesday

4:45–9:30 pm

Wednesday

4:45–9:30 pm

Thursday

4:45–9:30 pm

Friday

Closed

Saturday

9–10:30 am

Reviews of O’Shea Irish Dance

Carillon RoseMeadows

My son has been dancing with OID for several years now. He loves the challenge, the community, performing in professional shows, and dancing competitively. He's made such a supportive and positive group of friends through O'Shea - and we couldn't ask for better instructors!

Kristo Sween

We have had our children dancing at O’Shea Irish dance for more than 11 years. Run by alumni from the original cast of Riverdance, the school offers kids Irish dance training, core fitness, and competition and performance opportunities. We love it!

Kathleen Lopac

I love the sense of community among both dancers and parents. I also appreciate their focus on recruiting and developing male dancers. There are fabulous opportunities for students who want to compete and perform at a very high level. The Celtic Holiday Hooley and Kickin' It Irish (their stage productions in December and March) are AMAZING shows including O'Shea dancers and professional musicians from the Irish music community.

Amie Lorence Grubidge

O'Shea Irish dance is a special place. Owners, Cormac and Natalie, invest deeply in the lives of their dance students and care about every individual they work with. They achieve a great balance through their commitment to passing on Irish tradition and preparing dancers for world-class competition. To quote Natalie, they teach dancers from 3 to 103. Don't just trust me, sto by the Celtic Junction and see for yourself!