Graham School of Irish Dancing

                                                                             
                                                                              
                                                                              
                                                                              
                                                                              
                                                                              
    Celebrating over 20 years of
    excellence, the Graham School
    of Irish Dancing has been in
    existence since 1986.  The
    dancers' ages range from 4
    years to adults.  Classes are held
    in Milton (Monday and
    Saturday), Etobicoke (Thursday)
    and Hamilton (Friday).
or in groups.  It is relatively easy to master a few basic steps -
an ability to hop and count is vital, but it takes years of practice
to look like the dancers of Riverdance.  It is a great
cardiovascular exercise; especially when dancing in groups.  All
dancers at the Graham School of Irish Dancing are trained for
competition whether they choose to compete or not, as a certain
level of excellence is expected.  All dancers are encouraged to
participate in performances throughout the year especially at the
annual recital in June.
Who are the Teachers?
Sheila Graham, David Graham,
and Sean McKeag are all
former champion dancers with
the world-renowned Butler
Academy of Irish Dancing.  
Sheila is a registered teacher
with the Irish Dancing in
What is Irish Dancing?
Those who have watched
Riverdance, Lord of the
Dance, or other similar
productions will have an idea
of some of the facets of
Irish dancing.  It is balletic,
percussive, athletic,
graceful and creative.  It
can be performed
Canada, north America, and Ireland.  She has been teaching for
over 20 years.  David and Sean have added their attributes to
the classes over the past  10 years.

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