Le meas — with respect
Cèilidh calling and live music for renfaires, SCA gatherings, and fandom conventions — where the floor is a little wilder, the garb is encouraged, and everyone learns the next figure together.
as Angus
Adam calls with a warm, clear voice that cuts through pavilion chatter and feast-hall noise. As Angus he leans into the medieval and highland flavour — teaching patterns so newcomers can join the set without feeling lost, and keeping veterans laughing when the figures twist.
Expect tunes that suit torchlight and tournament weekends: lively enough for a dance green, grounded enough that the hall still feels like community rather than a concert.
as Dolina
Dhanya brings melody, harmony, and the spark that turns a “try this dance” into a full floor. As Dolina she partners the calling with music that invites people in — fandom cons, SCA revels, and faire stages alike.
Together they keep the language plain when teaching, the Gaelic light when it fits, and the energy festive enough that strangers leave as a temporary village of dancers.
