Seanscéal: Stories of Ireland recognized the 2026 team's work at our annual performance on January 31 at the Lydia Mendelssohn theater. The dancing ranged from traditional sets with live music to the first-ever vote of an Alumni dance theme: James Bond.  We had first-time guest performers including, CommonWealth Dance Collective and Los Salseros Azules. 

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Greetings from the Emerald Isle celebrated 2025's dancers' hard work in another spectacular performance on January 24, at the Lydia Mendelssohn theater. The dancing ranged from traditional sets to a fun Abba sequence at intermission. We welcomed back guest performers including MSU Irish Dance Club, Pure Dance, and Vibrance Dance---also including live music played by Roy Schlomer, Gabe Khouri, and Katie Zhao. 

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Our 2024 annual show, titled Leap Year, was January 19th at the Mendelssohn Theater. This was the first year we livestreamed the show to viewers from all around. Dances included a High School Musical Themed dance, traditional sets, and the revival of live music. We brought back guest performers for a second time, including MSU Irish Dance team, Pure Dance, Outrage Dance, and Vibrance Dance.  

See the full show here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW6jE34a5rjKdoFfC2K8d_T7nQa_HTJmE 

Our 2023 annual show kicked off on February 3rd at the Mendelssohn Theater. The theme was "Rhythms of Ireland" and showcased the dancing talents of our members, regardless of past experience. Highlights of the show included a boy-band themed full group dance to music by BTS, 5SOS, CNCO, One Direction, and the Backstreet Boys, as well as an advanced hard-shoe a cappella number, many traditional sets, and dances to Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Star Wars, and Tangled. This was also the first year we incorporated guest performances - including the MSU Irish Dance team, comedy by Joe Gailey, and For Good Measure a cappella. Videos of the performance are available on our Youtube channel.

Our 2022 annual show was held at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theater in January.  Titled "Celtic Caras," this exhibition was an original production highlighting Léim's diverse range of Irish dancing skills. Dances were modern, traditional, hard-shoe, and soft-shoe, and were entirely choreographed by the members. Highlights of the show included a disco-themed full group dance to a medley of 70s tunes, an advanced hard-shoe a cappella number, and of course, the annual alumni dance performed with past members.