Hiphop is a culture and art movement that was created by African Americans, Latinos and Caribbean Africans in the Bronx. Hip-Hop is popular among our young dancers. Our hip-hop classes are held on Saturday mornings.
Contemporary dance is a popular genre of dance. Dancers can explore their freedom in expressive ways. It developed in the mid-twentieth century and is now one of the most dominant genres for formally trained dancers throughout the world.
Lyrical dance is a style of dance that combines ballet, jazz and acrobatics. The dancer can use lyrics from the music to inspire their movements. Lyrical dancers also focus on strong emotion with precise movements.
Acro dance is a style of dance that combines the technique of classical dance with acrobatics. It is an athletic form of dance. It uses choreography that blends dancing and acrobatics together.
Commercial dance refers to any kind or style of dancing in pop artist live shows. There are many different types, such as hiphop, jazz and streetdance that can be worked into this category for commercial purposes.
Technique is the way a dancer uses basic physical movement to perform. Our technique classes focus on flexibility and movement for dancers, helping them progress in their art form!
Jazz dance is a modern dance that combines aspects of ballet and modern. Jazz also has its own unique movements. Jazz can be many different types, including Street Jazz, Classic, Commerical or Contemporary. It is important for dancers to have energy and accuracy as well as style in their dancing.
Cheer dance is the part of cheerleading that does not include tumbling or stunts. Cheer dance includes 3 parts: pom, hip hop, and line dancing. Cheer dance is fun and energetic!
No - we offer all our dance styles to all levels no matter how much previous dance experience they have.
Our classes are pay as you go but some of our most popular classes are paid upfront for the month to secure your place.
Yes - we have lots of parking at the back of the studios.
Yes - all of our staff have the relevant qualifications and DBS checks.
Anything they feel comfortable in. Leggings, t-shirts, trainers are all absolutely fine.
We don't push for uniforms but this is optional if you would like to order.
No, unless they are in our competitive dance teams.
Unfortunately no. However, if you wish for their first class you can stay in our waiting area.
We are a fun and friendly dance school, only wanting what is best for our students.
We are a family and encourage all our dancers to enjoy dance.
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