Angelina Jandolo Dance – Greenwich

Angelina Jandolo Dance – Greenwich — Dance Classes In London

Angelina Jandolo Dance is a dance school based at The Forum in Greenwich, south-east London. It teaches children and adults alike, with a strong reputation for ballet alongside other styles. The school welcomes shy first-timers and committed young dancers working towards exams. It appeals to families wanting a professional yet friendly place to learn.

About Angelina Jandolo Dance – Greenwich

Parents describe a professional but relaxed school where children genuinely grow, singling out teachers like Miss Alice for their warmth at a nervous child's first class. Adults returning to ballet after years away also praise how welcoming and encouraging the classes are. It suits anyone, young or grown-up, who wants supportive teaching that still takes progress seriously.

Classes & Dance Styles

The school covers ballet and other dance styles for a wide age range, from young children through to adult beginners rediscovering the art form. Among the dance classes in London on offer, structured ballet teaching leads towards graded exams for those who want them. Adults searching for adult dance classes London or gentle ballet classes London will find sessions that rebuild confidence at a sensible pace. Beginners are eased in while more established students are steadily stretched.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Newcomers, especially children, are met with a warm welcome designed to settle any nerves before the class begins. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement and bring soft shoes or ballet slippers; staff can advise on the right kit as you continue. Expect patience and encouragement from the very first session.

Location & Contact

The school is based at a community venue in Greenwich, an area well served by south-east London transport links and within easy reach of surrounding neighbourhoods. It is worth checking travel and parking details ahead of your first class.

• Address: The Forum at Greenwich, London SE10 9EQ
• Phone: +44 7794 201531
• Website: http://www.angelinajandolodance.com/
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 9 am-9 pm
  • Tuesday: 9 am-9 pm
  • Wednesday: 9 am-9 pm
  • Thursday: 9 am-9 pm
  • Friday: 9 am-9 pm
  • Saturday: 9 am-2:30 pm

What Dancers Say About Angelina Jandolo Dance – Greenwich

5/5 from 84 Google reviews.

I would 100% recommend this dance cool.

It's very professional, friendly and a relaxed manner so you and your child(ren) can enjoy each lesson and actually grow here. My first daughter started in 2019 and or course we had lock down, the dance school was very supportive and switched to online where they could. We was able to resume in person classes when it was safe and there were no hiccups in my child's learning and went up a class (which is good that there is a curriculum).

Now my second daughter has started and I didn't hesitate to register.

All teachers are easy to talk to and so sweet — Ayisat D'aguiar

I've been doing beginner adult ballet since January, having not done ballet since the age of 3 – I am now 25.

This business is so responsive and a very welcoming place! I first had Angelina over Zoom classes (!!) when we weren't allowed in person and I learned so much! Her passion and expertise made the classes accessible but still a great lesson and workout.

Then coming into the in person classes, I was a little nervous that it would be all people who were amazing at it, but there is a massive range of abilities and age, which makes for a lovely environment!

I now have weekly classes with — Bethany Talbot

We started at Angelina's dance school with what was a very shy child. I won't forget how warm and welcoming Miss Alice was at my child's first class, and how that continues to this day.

As we start the journey of taking exams with the school, I can't thank the teachers enough for the smiles and support as the children take on a new challenge and opportunity. I was moved to hear specific details on progress and how well they know their students personally.

Miss Alice's consistently positive attitude and energy provide such a comfort and security for the children (and parents/carers) as they c— Marissa Ryan-Hernandez

Yesterday my daughter had her first (taster) ballet class. I think it's great to have a chance to try one off lesson before signing up for a whole term, as I wasn't sure my daughter was ready for it (she is 5 years old) but what a surprise it was when she came out of class and said she would have loved to go back everyday! She truly enjoyed her time, had fun and already learned a few steps which she proudly showed off afterwards. Thank you so much Angelina, Elodie and the rest of the team, you all have been extremely helpful and professional both with my questions and assisting my daughter wit— marika camilli

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa is fairly easy to begin, built around a simple step that quickly feels natural with practice. Steady attendance matters more than any prior experience.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, most salsa dancers start as complete beginners. Well-structured teaching breaks the steps down so anyone can follow from the outset.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

Absolutely, and this school welcomes adult beginners as well as children. Several reviewers describe taking up ballet again as grown-ups and thriving.

What age is too late to start ballet?

It is never too late to enjoy ballet recreationally, whatever your age. Adult classes focus on technique, strength and enjoyment rather than a professional career.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Common line-dance moves include the grapevine, the shuffle, the pivot turn, the kick-ball-change and simple steps forward and back. Together they make up full routines.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

A short four-wall dance with a repeating pattern is the friendliest place to start. Ask which beginner-oriented dances are currently being taught.

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