World-Class Irish Dance Show Comes to the Perot Wednesday Night

Get ready for an unbelievable night of music, dance, and Irish charm at the Perot in Texarkana, A Taste of Ireland hits the stage Wednesday night.

For years they have dazzled audiences off-Broadway and now they are taking their high-energy show on the road to local theatres across the county in 2025.

Wednesday night that show stops here in Texarkana at the beautiful Perot Theatre downtown.

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A Taste of Ireland features world-class dancers, including former World Irish Dance champions and performers from Lord of the Dance and Riverdance, this show blends history, humor, and breathtaking talent. Audiences will be swept away by energetic folk mash-ups, mesmerizing acapella tap battles, and heartfelt storytelling, all set to a reimagined classics like Danny Boy, Tell Me Ma, and Wild Rover.

A Taste of Ireland 2025 - YouTube

A Taste of Ireland is 100% live singing and dancing and brings the heart and soul of Irish culture to life, and promises to that you will have an unforgettable night.

When - Wednesday, March 26, 2025
Where - Perot Theatre at 221 Main St, Texarkana, Texas
Time 7:30 - 9:30 PM
Tickets are priced from $42 - $72 (Click here)

Check out the promotional video below:

For more information, see their website.

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