For the Love of Highland Dancing – Sophie Oliver School of Dance

For the Love of Highland Dancing – Sophie Oliver School of Dance

Saturday 15 Februeary 2025
7.50pm
7 to £15
The Gaiety Theatre, Carrick Street, Ayr KA7 1NU

Celebrate love, passion, and the joy of dance this Valentine’s weekend as the Sophie Oliver School of Dance proudly returns to The Gaiety for their highly anticipated annual show, For the Love of Highland Dancing – Sophie Oliver School of Dance. This year, their talented dancers blend the timeless elegance of traditional Highland dance with the energy and creativity of modern choreography, all set to the greatest love songs of all time. From soaring ballads to upbeat anthems, experience the magic of Highland dance like never before.

Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the artistry of Highland dance, this celebration of love and dance is the perfect way to warm your heart this Valentine’s weekend. Join us as we honour our love of Highland dance and share an unforgettable night of passion, rhythm, and joy!

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