Comhlan means a “group of friends” in Gaelic, united by a common passion and ability to have fun. It is one of the two oldest Irish and Scottish dance groups in Poland, operating continuously since 1993.

Auld Comhlan is the group’s historical section with a repertoire based on SCD Scottish dances from the 18th and 19th centuries and Irish sets. Whether elegant contredanse or lively solo dances, they continue to entrance onlookers and other dancers. The costumes are no accident either – the dancers’ closet is based on 18th century Scottish clothing.

The Irish section on stage presents both lively choreographies of their own creation and traditional dances so that the audience can fully get acquainted with the magic of Irish dance, which never gets boring!

In between performances, the dancers focus on honing their skills under the guidance of teachers from the McGahan Lees school, which has allowed them to succeed in international Irish dance competitions and participate in world championships, and during performances they impress with the precision of performance and lightness of dance.