Absolute Beginners ~ is for dancers 16 and over, sometimes way over! Starting right from the beginning, finding your feet, learning the basics. Its great fun and you can impress friends at parties by showing them you tap steps! Always impressive 🙂

Beginners ~ Tapping for a term or two, need to work on a few basics for confidence.

Not-So-Beginners ~ For those with approximately 1 year of tap dancing experience, or those who tapped as a child and returning after a long break. Lots of refresher combinations and familiar dance steps, without starting from the very beginning.

Almost Intermediate ~ Tapping approximately 18 months for 2 years.

Intermediate ~ This is an adult class for tappers who have been hoofing approximately 2 to 3 years.

Gentle-Intermediate ~ Tapping approximately 2 to 3 years but not too speedy, less rigorous.

Almost-Advanced ~ Tapping approximately 3 years.

Advanced ~ Tapping approximately 4 years and more.

Broadway Tap ~ Dancing to music from all the classic musical, fun girly steps. The style of the Tap is light and up on your toes. Great chorus line styled choreography.

Beg/Inter Jazz ~ We start with warming up and simple stretches, move onto exercises and combinations and corner to corner, finishing with a routine. An energetic fun class, which you can work at your own pace, will boost confidence, gain flexibility, coordination.

Beginners Ballet ~ A gentle introduction to Ballet.
 Learning the basics of Ballet, stretching, and movement to music. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t done Ballet before!

Gentle Jazz & Gentle Tap ~ These classes are specially designed for women or men over 50, or are carrying extra weight and would like to exercise but feel the high-pressure, fast-moving classes are too much for them.Our classes are low impact, which means the hopping and jumping is kept very minimal, good for sore knees and backs.

We will dance to music from the 40’s through to the 80’s, great music that will keep you dancing long after you leave the dance floor.

We will warm up gently, work on technique and learn a fabulous routine, then cool down and stretch to finish.