A modern dance school in the city centre of Bradford, West Yorkshire, all classes and lessons in a relaxed & friendly environment.Our school covers all dance styles, such as Waltz, Slow Foxtrot, Tango, Quickstep, Viennese Waltz in Ballroom and Cha Cha Cha, Samba, Rumba, Jive and Paso Doble in Latin American and also all ISTD syllabus Sequence dances.Country & Western Line Dancing, Salsa, Argentine Tango, Rock 'n' Roll, Freestyle and Fitsteps Dance Excercise.As if that isn't enough to keep you all busy, we also run a weekly tea dance, a monthly evening social with food, a further afternoon tea dance one Sunday every month and holiday dance camps throughout the year!Bollywood fitness is also coming to our studio in September, please enquire for further details. If you are ready to begin dancing then you are in the right place and this website will have every bit of information you need to get started!Don't worry if you are just starting out, we have beginners classes starting regularly and improvers classes to keep you interested in those new moves! If you wish to take your dancing more seriously then there are endless opportunities from ISTD medal examinations to many exciting competitions throughout the year. We offer one to one private tuition for pupils who wish to progress at a faster pace or don't feel as comfortable dancing in a class full of people. These lessons are available by appointment only so you will need to enquire in advance to check availability. We are also able to do short courses if you need to learn a specific dance for a special occasion such as a Wedding, Social Works do or even an anniversary event. Whatever your requirements, just get in touch, we will be more than happy to help. We do not charge up front costs or consultation fees. We also offer a 'practice class' weekly if you're just wanting to get out of the house to practice your moves and have some fun!All our teachers are dedicated and fully qualified within the ISTD and are always looking for ways to progress themselves further too...so what are you waiting?
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