Dance Classes in London


20 Styles of Dance Class in London

Every Level, Genuinely

Beginners are the majority in most sessions, not the exception — every style runs a starter level where the teacher assumes nothing. Trained dancers get improver classes and the sharpest teachers in the capital. Planning a hen do? Same choreographers, one booking.

Timetabled for London Life

Evening and weekend sessions at Zone 1–2 studios, all a short walk from the tube — a class after work is actually doable from any direction. Drop in when it suits or block-book to save. Getting married? Our wedding dance lessons run at the same studios.

From £8 Per Class

It's £8 a class across the board — single drop-in or four-week block, same price — no joining fees, no contracts, no gym-style lock-ins. Try one style this week and a different one next. Ready to start? Get in touch.


Pick Your Style

Twenty dance class styles across London — every one beginner-friendly, every one taught by a working professional.

Bachata dance classes in London

Bachata

Three steps, a tap and storytelling hips — the Dominican partner dance taking over London's Latin nights.

Bachata Classes
Ballet dance classes in London

Ballet

Barre, centre work and five centuries of technique — adult beginners are our favourite people.

Ballet Classes
Ballroom dance classes in London

Ballroom

Waltz, foxtrot and quickstep with proper frame — the skill that pays out at every wedding forever.

Ballroom Classes
Belly Dance dance classes in London

Belly Dance

Isolations, shimmies and raqs sharqi technique — every age, every body, serious core work in disguise.

Belly Dance Classes
Bollywood dance classes in London

Bollywood

Filmi hooks, bhangra shoulders and expressive hands — the most joyful cardio on the timetable.

Bollywood Classes
Burlesque dance classes in London

Burlesque

Posture, tease and showgirl attitude — clothes stay on, confidence walks out with you.

Burlesque Classes
Commercial dance classes in London

Commercial

Music-video choreography with camera-ready polish — taught by dancers who work the industry.

Commercial Classes
Contemporary dance classes in London

Contemporary

Release technique, floor work and improvisation — movement that says what words don't.

Contemporary Classes
Flamenco dance classes in London

Flamenco

Stamps, palmas and Andalusian fire — precise, powerful and impossible to phone in.

Flamenco Classes
Heels dance classes in London

Heels

Power, posture and attitude in (optional) heels — commercial choreography's fiercest sibling.

Heels Classes
Hip-Hop dance classes in London

Hip-Hop

Bounce, rock and party grooves from five decades of culture — rhythm is trained here, not required.

Hip-Hop Classes
Irish Dancing dance classes in London

Irish Dancing

Reels, jigs and lightning feet with stone-still arms — harder, and funnier, than it looks.

Irish Dancing Classes
Jazz dance classes in London

Jazz

Kicks, turns and Broadway lines — the working dancer's foundation, minutes from the West End.

Jazz Classes
K-Pop dance classes in London

K-Pop

Point choreography and formation work from the videos — learned properly, filmed proudly.

K-Pop Classes
Line Dancing dance classes in London

Line Dancing

Grapevines, heel digs and zero partners required — country roots, modern playlist.

Line Dancing Classes
Pole Dance dance classes in London

Pole Dance

Spins, climbs and strength you build on the way — athletic, body-positive and addictive.

Pole Dance Classes
Salsa dance classes in London

Salsa

Cuban rhythms and rotating partners — your passport to London's biggest social dance floor.

Salsa Classes
Street Dance dance classes in London

Street Dance

Locking, popping, breaking and house — the umbrella class taught by London's working street dancers.

Street Dance Classes
Tango dance classes in London

Tango

Close embrace, dramatic pauses and walking that means something — Buenos Aires via Zone 1.

Tango Classes
Tap dance classes in London

Tap

Shuffles, time steps and rhythm you can hear — your feet become the band.

Tap Classes

Class Pricing

Simple, contract-free pricing across every style.

Drop-In

Turn up, dance, done — no booking commitment.

£8 per class

Four-Week Block

Reserve your spot and save on every session.

£32 £8 per class

Kids' Classes

Age-grouped children's sessions, DBS-checked teachers.

From £8 per class

How to Start

  1. Pick a style — twenty options below; the music you love is the right answer.
  2. Enquire — the style page form gets you times, venue and level advice.
  3. Turn up — comfortable clothes, suitable shoes, no experience needed.

Where We Teach in London

Studios across Zones 1 and 2, children's classes across the boroughs.

Zone 1–2 Studios

Soho, Covent Garden, Camden & Shoreditch sides

Adult classes run at partner studios around the centre — every one a short walk from a tube or Overground stop, with evening slots built for after-work arrivals. Exact venue confirmed per class.

Borough Venues

Kids & teens, across London

Children's classes run closer to home in halls and studios across the boroughs — register interest via your style's enquiry form and we will point you at the nearest group.


Dance Classes in London FAQ

The questions Londoners ask before their first class.

How much do dance classes in London cost?

It's £8 a class across the board — single drop-in or four-week block, same price. No joining fees, no contracts — try a style and see how it fits.

Where in London do the classes run?

Partner studios in Zones 1 and 2, with children's classes spread across the boroughs — every venue a short walk from a tube or Overground stop. Your style's page has the local detail.

I'm a complete beginner. Which class should I start with?

Whichever music you already love — that motivation outlasts any technique. Salsa, street dance and ballet run the biggest beginner intakes in London, but every one of the twenty styles has a starter level.

Are there classes for children?

Yes — kids' classes grouped by age run in most styles, taught by DBS-checked professionals. Street dance and ballet are the most requested; ask about your nearest venue on the enquiry form.

Do I need a partner for the partner styles?

No — salsa, bachata, ballroom and tango all rotate partners as standard, so solo dancers are the norm. Bring a partner if you like and keep them, or rotate and dance with everyone.