Jig offers a show called, "Hop" in which you see a short film on folks impressions and knowledge of Irish dancing, you see a short demo by a few dancers, and then you give it a go yourself! The instructors were excellent, and it was...More

A great way to finish some fantastic days in Dublin. It lasts one hour and you can feel up close how talented and dedicated the 4 dancers are. Very informative about the history of Irish dance, about how it developed and changed through the years,...More

The evening show is both entertaining and enlightening. It's a chance to see the development of Irish dancing over the past 100 years. However, the real attraction for anyone looking to embrace Ireland on their vacation is the afternoon Hop Up show. Sue and Megan...More

Absolutely loved this show. It's in a small theatre in a unique location off of Graffton Street. As the venue is small you can really see the dancers feet and appreciate how hard Irish Dancing is. The dancers were great and really engaging and the...More

This was a nice little show. Only an hour long and the 4 dancers were really good. Lots of information before the show started and as it was going on. Worth the visit.

Ideal for a wet day or before an evening out. This little dance troop provided an entertaining and very energetic glimpse into Irish dance in the tiny Powerscourt Theatre situated within the Powerscourt Shopping Mall. For the more active traveller, the 3pm performance 'Hop up',...More

This visit to Dublin I brought my 7 and 9 year old boys and wanted to show them something more of Irish culture besides the museums, pubs, and our relatives houses. Everyday we tried to do a culturally interactive event including playing in the park...More

This show was so much fun! Set in a little private studio in the heart of Dublin, led by champion dancer Sean O'Brien, this show had everything someone wanting to see a proper dance performance would want to have. It had street talks, history, a...More

During our all too brief stay in Dublin, we weren't planning on going to Jig, the story of Irish Dance museum and show. However, we thought it would make a nice change from wandering the streets and taking endless -irresistible- pictures of the lovely buildings...More

Short succinct & to the point. Not quite the experience that my wife & I would normally have gone out to but we were on holiday with 3 under 10 year old girls who were all enthralled. The small museum gave some insight & was...More