Brosena Irish Dancing, learn more about our Irish heritage

Specialising in performing the art of Irish Dance, Brosena was formed by two professional Irish Dancers, Tom Brosnan and Erin Trevena, both of whom have toured the world, competing and performing. The company boasts a large number of dancers who have all competed at the highest level of Irish dance both nationally and internationally.

We are based at two locations in the UK – Buckinghamshire and Bristol. This enables us to to perform at events and functions the South of England.

We pride ourselves on bringing to you World Class, Professional performances to you at very competitive prices. We want as many people as possible to experience the awe and wonder of the art of Irish dance and we want to make your event very special.

We will tailor our performance to your needs and bring this unforgettable experience to you through our unique performance, using a combination of traditional, show and freestyle Irish dance.

TOM BROSNAN

Nineteen year-old Tom grew up dancing with one of the worlds most renowned Irish dance schools, Sean Eireann McMahon in Bristol where he was taught to dance to World Championship standard by his teachers Rose Ellis and Gordon McMahon. His highest achievement to date is his 2nd place in the World Championships. Tom has also won numerous gold medals in team competition, and is very proud to hold over 15 world championship medals.

After retiring from competition, Tom realised his passion lay in performing in shows so that he could dance with more freedom and expression, and reach his true potential.

Since 2008, Tom has performed in a number of professional shows across the world performing in countries such as Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Australia. He is currently performing as a lead dancer in the show Dance Masters - The Best of Irish Dance.

ERIN TREVENA

Erin is an 18 year old Australian dancer who has been dancing for the 13 years. Erin has studied many different types of dance styles including ballet, jazz dance, musical theatre and tap, but her passion lies in the spirit of Irish dance.

Erin has won the Australian National Championships on four consecutive occasions making her one of the most highly rated Australian Irish dancers ever.

After years of performing in concerts, Erin realised she had a desire to perform in shows rather than to continue competing. This has given her the opportunity to reach her full potential and use her ability in many different dance genres.

Erin is currently touring across Germany as a lead dancer in the show Dance Masters - The Best of Irish Dance.

KEVIN GOBLE

Kevin is 17 year old dancer who has been dancing for seven years under the Griffin Lynch School based in Leatherhead, Surrey. Kevin has been taught everything he knows by one of the best choreographers in the world, Richard Griffin and his partner Maggie Townsend.

In competitive dancing, Kevin has competed at the highest level for many years. After retiring from competitive dancing, he took up a professional career in Irish dancing, where he has travelled and performed across Europe and Asia with the internationally acclaimed show Gaelforce Dance and even more recently Dance Masters - The Best of Irish Dance.

Kevin was born and raised in a Musical family, and whenever he is not dancing, he is always working on improving his musical ability. Kevin is fully trained in playing: The Drums, Guitar, Irish Flute, Tin Whistle and Contemporary and Classic Piano.

BOBBY HODGES

Nineteen year old Bobby began his dancing career for the Glendaragh school of Bristol at the tender age of 6. After a few years of competing at local feiseanna and small competitions, he transferred to the Sean Eireann McMahon School, also of Bristol.

In his 10 years of dancing for SEM he achieved a high accolade of titles in both solo competition and team dancing. His highest competitive achievement was placing 2nd in the World Championships, on 3 seperate occasions. Bobby also holds titles in the British National Championships, the Great Britain Championships and the All Ireland Championships.

In 2008, Bobby retired from competition to join the Lord of the Dance troupe in South Africa. Within a year of touring with the show, Bobby was asked to be the Lead dancer of the show, fulfilling his dream of following in Michael Flatley's footsteps.

STACEY KEARY

Stacey also began her dancing career at the Glendaragh in Bristol before transferring to Sean Eireann McMahon at the age of 10. Over her 10 years dancing for Sean Eireann, Stacey racked up a number of titles in every competition with ceili and figure teams.

On a number of ocassions, Stacey placed in the top 10 at the World Championships, putting herself in the top group of dancers of her age.

In 2008, Stacey retired and joined Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance. In 2009, Stacey also performed in the internationally acclaimed Rhythms of Ireland tour travelling across Australia and New Zealand.

TOM CONROY

At 23, Tom has the most professional experience in Irish dance shows. Tom retired from competitive dancing at 16 so that he could travel the world touring with different shows.

In his career, Tom has toured with many of the top shows including Gaelforce Dance, Rhythm of the Dance, Sky Dance and he is currently touring with Dance Masters - The Best of Irish Dance with other members of the Brosena team.

Whilst on tour, Tom discovered he had a natural talent for playing the Irish Bodhran Drum. From playing alongside other top musicians on tour, he has developed his talent to the such a level that he is now playing solo's in the shows making him a professional musician as well as a professional dancer.