World Champion Trio - David Wilton, Robyn Hart-Winks, Anthea Bundy 

Well, did you pick it up again? If not there's no time like the present.

I do dancing

tbf highland is older than ballet...

No not in Irish dancing, we sometimes do ballet steps in shows or something like that, but not at competitions or practice.

She's the first girl who comes on stage

Hello David! This is actually a choreography, so it is not the traditional dances, the dancers/ dance teachers make these based on what they decide so in this case they are all doing the same steps and using the same arm positions. In the traditional "Highland dances" for example the Fling or Sword, the steps were actually made by and for men, many dances being used in war, it took quite a while for women to be able to dance them wearing a kilt, so men and women use the same steps and arms. Women traditionally danced the "National Dances" like the Blue Bonnets or Lilt, which are more graceful and "flamboyant", wearing a different outfit. Now a days men also do the national dances but wear a kilt and do similar arm positions to the highlands, for it to be more masculine. Also the dance you are talking about it about an angry Irish washer woman, it is called the Irish Jig. Hope this helps!

+Cassie Weiss thank you Cassie for taking the time to reply back and explain. I love this dance... I love when the pipes kick in. What's so awesome is that you have a real pipe player at your events. Makes it genuine.

Naomi Paterson gum gum style