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Learning Centre Studio 12 Music and Movement Centre - Learning Centre in Durham
price upon request
Learning Centre Studio 12 Music and Movement Centre
Dance Learning Centre
Durham, England
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Some areas of study are examined, whilst others are purely for enjoyment, develop fitness, coordination, rhythm etc. Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 14 and priority will be given to course bookings. Places for lessons can be reserved by phoning or e-mailing the Studio Office. Some classes continue during school holidays whilst others take a break. Different activities offer individual, block or termly rates.
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School Hilary Saxby School of Dancing - School in Cheltenham
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School Hilary Saxby School of Dancing
Dance School, Learning Centre, Speciality School
Cheltenham, England
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Staff are fully qualified with the ISTD exam board and are CRB checked. Fun classes in a safe environment in classical ballet, modern theatre, jazz and tap dance. Preparation for ISTD examinations, school shows, other performances and charity events.
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School Scream Theatre Schools - School in Blackpool
price upon request
first lesson free
School Scream Theatre Schools
Dance School, Learning Centre
Blackpool, England
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We cover all disciplines of the performing arts to include: Drama, Singing and Dance. Creating Confident Children.
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School Theatretrain Cambridge South - School in Cambridge
from £20
first lesson free
School Theatretrain Cambridge South
Dance School, Learning Centre, Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, Private School, Speciality School, Education Centre, Tutoring Centre, Tuition Centre
Cambridge, England
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Theatretrain has been training young people in the performing arts since 1992. We have centres nationwide. Cambridge South has been running since 2003 and classes are held on Saturday afternoons (1:30 to 2:30 for ages 3-5, and 2:15 to 5:15 ages 6-18) at Trumpington Meadows, and we also have another centre, Cambridge North, which operates on Saturday mornings at Chesterton Community College 10am to 1pm (for ages 6-18). Main school students are taught in three age groups, 6-9, 9-12 and 13-18 years. They enjoy one hour each of singing, dancing and acting. Classes are excellent for enhancing their personal development, learning team working and leadership skills, improving self-confidence and generally enhancing their ability to learn. A main performance takes place every year, alternately locally or in a prestigious London Theatre - we will be performing "Move!" at the Royal Albert Hall in June 2019. All students are able to take part. Our shows feature only Theatretrain students and they are on stage for about 80% of the show. We also get involved in local initiatives and sharing of work with parents at other times of the year. Students who have trained with us for 6 months have the opportunity to audition for our sister agency - Goldman’s Management, if they wish to look for paid work on TV or stage. Successful applicants will then feature on the national database of performers, Spotlight. Auditions are held twice a year. We offer a free explorer session or alternatively you can book a two week, no obligation taster course for £20. Our Minis class for ages 3-5 years incorporates a mix of dance, singing, and storytelling and is the ideal introduction to stage performance for younger children. This class is ideal for developing confidence, learning some basic theatre skills and a good preparation for the main school classes. Our teacher specialises in early education. Minis are also able to apply for the agency.
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School Rise Studios - School in Rickmansworth
from £7-10
School Rise Studios
Dance School, Learning Centre, Preschool
Rickmansworth, England
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Build healthy habits for life at RISE Studios. Dance is a great way to keep fit and healthy, and Musical Theatre and Drama build confidence and strong communication skills. Inspiring and dedicated Dance and Performing Arts Schools in Watford and Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, offering classes in ballet, modern, tap, street dance, hip-hop, drama, singing and Musical Theatre. Our teachers are professional or ex-professional dancers and actors who have worked in the business for years. Classes take place at St Peter's Church, Berry Lane or Rickmansworth School, Scots Hill in Rickmansworth We pride ourselves on being a friendly and welcoming dance and performing arts school suitable for all levels. Whether you are training for a career in the Performing Arts or just come for a bit of fun and fitness, we cater for all. It’s never too late to join a dance class, and the health benefits are endless for both body and mind. Give us a call if you would like to come along and try us out.
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School, Learning Centre Blue ocean waves centre - Learning Centre in Wembley
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School, Learning Centre Blue ocean waves centre
Dance Learning Centre
Wembley, England
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Blue Ocean Waves Centre is based in Wembley, London which offers services like Music, Dance, Drama and Art for all abilities. We consider every person to be unique and gifted and we aim to bring out the best in every person. We teach people with and without disabilities and cater to all ages. At our centre, we want all our students to learn with love. We conduct classes in: Vocals Western Classical/Rock, and Pop/Choir. Musical Instruments. Music Theory and Composition. Music Production. Dance. Drama and Musical Theatre. Art Classes. Yoga. Come and witness the good teaching from our experienced teachers who work with passion and intense dedication. Maria Antonia Jolene Dias, Director of BOWC highlights how her charity is bridging the inclusivity gap in the arts. “We cater to children, youth, adults, and senior citizens – we don’t leave anybody out. Everybody is talented and creative. Normally, we say that the able community can do so many things. However, we reach out to the community that is neglected, or that doesn’t get enough opportunities in society. So, we believe that when I say “every drop counts” it means every talent of every person, based on whether they are disabled or not, is important to us. And we need to accept them just as they www.*** ; Jolene explains the importance of providing equal access to people of all abilities, “Inclusivity is very important because everyone needs to feel loved and accepted. For example, I am a person in a wheelchair – if I’m treated differently from any other person, definitely, I will feel low about myself. I will develop low self-esteem which I believe also happens with other children with similar disabilities. Therefore, we need to be accepted by mainstream society, just as how we are and not judged, based on any of the disabilities we have. It’s important to mention that there are various types of disabilities – it’s not only people in wheelchairs who are www.*** ; Inclusivity is a priority for BOWC throughout the organisation as they have recently been registered under the ‘Disability Confident Committed’ employer scheme opening up job opportunities for disabled people. Children who are students at BOWC are inspired to pursue the arts full-time. To fulfil these goals, Jolene aims to have her students sit exams and open an examination centre for those with disabilities or long-term illnesses. Also, once permissible, BOWC plans to hold annual concerts and art exhibitions so that people with disabilities will get an opportunity to showcase their www.*** , Music Theory, Composition (music), Music Production, Dance, Drama, Musical Theatre, Art, Yoga, Vocal Training, Violin, Viola, Guitar, Keyboard, Piano, Oboe, Saxophone, Flute, Drum, Bongo, Xylophone, Trumpet, French, Horn, Bugle, Trombone, Acting, Theatre Acting, Indian Dance, Bollywood Dancing, Ballroom Dance, Latin Dance, Ballet, Contemporary Dance, Drawing, Painting , and Paper Crafts lessons in Wembley, UK.
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Unlock the Rhythm Within: A Comprehensive Guide to Learning Dance

Dance is one of the most creative and versatile forms of artistic expression. It has the power to connect people, transcend language barriers, and showcase a wide range of emotions. Whether it is a cultural tradition, a competitive sport, or a hobby, learning to dance is a gateway to a world of possibilities. But how do you even begin to learn this graceful art form? How do you find the right teacher, choose the right style, and overcome your fears? This guide will answer all your questions and help you unlock the rhythm within.

Determine Your Goals and Preferences

Before you start your dance journey, it is important to clarify your goals and preferences. What type of dance do you want to learn? Do you want to pursue it professionally or as a hobby? What level of commitment are you willing to make? Once you have a clear idea of what you want, you will be able to narrow down your options and find a teacher or class that suits your needs. You can also explore different dance styles and attend performances to get a better understanding of the art form.

Find a Teacher or Class

Finding the right teacher or class is crucial for a positive and effective learning experience. You can start by asking for recommendations from friends or family members, searching online directories like TutorExtra, or reaching out to local dance schools and studios. Look for teachers who have experience in the style you want to learn, who are passionate about dance, and who have a teaching style that resonates with you. It is also important to consider factors such as location, schedule, level of instruction, and cost.

Start with the Basics

Regardless of your dance experience, it is always best to start with the basics. This will help you build a strong foundation, understand the terminology and technique, and prevent injury. Your teacher or class will likely begin with warm-up exercises, stretches, and simple movements that focus on posture, alignment, and balance. 

As you progress, you will learn more complex steps, choreography, and performance techniques. Don't be afraid to ask questions, practise outside of class, and seek feedback from your teacher.

Embrace the Learning Process

Learning to dance can be challenging, frustrating, and rewarding. It requires discipline, patience, and a willingness to make mistakes. Don't let fear or self-doubt hold you back. Remember that everyone starts somewhere, and progress is not always linear. Embrace the learning process as an opportunity to grow, push yourself out of your comfort zone, and discover new aspects of yourself. Dance can also be a great stress-reliever, mood-booster, and social activity that can enhance your overall well-being.

Practise, Practise, Practise

The key to becoming a good dancer is consistent practice. This means practising not only in class but also outside of class, at home or at events. Set aside time each day or week to review and master the steps and routines you have learned. Record yourself and watch your progress. Attend workshops, competitions, or social dances to challenge yourself and connect with other dancers. With practice and dedication, you can become a confident and skilled dancer who can express themselves through movement.

Conclusion

Learning dance is a journey that requires commitment, curiosity, and resilience. It can open up new cultural experiences, social connections, and creative outlets. By following these five steps, you can start your dance journey on the right foot and unlock the rhythmic potential within you. Remember to stay true to your goals and preferences, find a teacher or class that suits your needs, start with the basics, embrace the learning process, and practice consistently. No matter what style of dance you choose, the joy and fulfilment that comes with dancing are limitless.

FAQs
There are numerous dance styles to explore, ranging from classical forms like ballet and tap to contemporary styles like hip-hop and contemporary. Other popular styles include jazz, ballroom, salsa, and street dance. TutorExtra offers tutors and instructors across a wide variety of dance styles suitable for all age groups and experience levels.
Dance is for everyone, irrespective of age! While many professional dancers start at a young age, it's never too late for anyone to start learning and enjoying the benefits of dance. With dedicated instructors on TutorExtra, you can find a style and pace that's suitable for your age and fitness level.
The attire and equipment depend on the dance style. For example, ballet often requires ballet shoes and leotards, while hip-hop might need comfortable streetwear. It's best to consult with your chosen instructor on TutorExtra for specific recommendations.
Consistency is key in mastering dance. While taking classes multiple times a week can expedite progress, even a single weekly class, when complemented with regular practice, can lead to noticeable improvement. Discuss with your TutorExtra dance tutor to establish a suitable frequency based on your goals.
While many people take up dance for its fitness and recreational benefits, it can undoubtedly be pursued as a professional career. Dancers can work in performance companies, theatre, TV, teaching, and choreography. TutorExtra has instructors who can guide both recreational dancers and those aspiring for professional careers.
Improvement comes with regular practice, continued learning, and feedback. Taking regular lessons with experienced dance tutors, such as those on TutorExtra, and dedicating time to practise what you learn, can significantly enhance your technique and skills.
Yes, many dance institutions in the UK offer graded examinations for various dance styles. These exams can assess technique, performance, and sometimes theory. Instructors on TutorExtra can guide students through exam syllabuses and help them prepare effectively.
While in-person classes offer a direct interactive experience and immediate feedback, online dance classes have grown in popularity and can be effective, especially when live feedback is incorporated. The choice depends on personal preference, goals, and available resources. TutorExtra offers both online and in-person tutors to cater to different learning preferences.
Absolutely! Everyone can learn to dance. It's a common misconception that one needs an inherent rhythm to start dancing. With patience, practice, and guidance from dedicated instructors on TutorExtra, anyone can develop rhythm and dance skills.
Dancing offers a host of health benefits. It's a great cardiovascular workout, helps improve muscular strength, balance, and coordination. Additionally, dance is known to boost mental well-being, reduce stress, and increase cognitive functions. Engaging with a dance tutor on TutorExtra can provide a structured way to enjoy these benefits.

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