Soul Dance London

Soul Dance London — Dance Classes In London

Soul Dance London is a dance school in central London with a strong emphasis on Argentine tango and partner dancing, led by teacher Pedro. It draws people who are curious about the intimate, improvised world of partner dance, from newcomers to experienced movers exploring a new style. Set on Piccadilly, it offers a considered, craft-focused approach to learning.

About Soul Dance London

Students speak of Pedro in glowing terms, calling him one of the finest and most passionate dance teachers they have known, with deep knowledge and a receptive, encouraging manner. He is praised for correcting the smallest details and for a holistic view of how to learn and teach dance properly. The result is a school that feels both inspiring and genuinely fun to be part of.

Classes & Dance Styles

Dance lessons in London here focus on Argentine tango and other partner dances, covering balance, musicality, connection and the moves that make tango expressive. Adult dance classes in London with this level of attention suit both those chasing technical depth and people simply wanting to dance well socially. The teaching brings out musicality as much as steps, so students learn to feel the dance rather than merely perform it.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Expect a receptive, patient welcome where fundamentals are introduced clearly and mistakes are treated as part of learning. Comfortable clothing and smooth-soled shoes that let you pivot are all you need to start. Arriving as a complete beginner is entirely fine.

Location & Contact

The school is based in the Piccadilly area of central London, a central and well-connected spot for dancers across the city.

• Address: 21 Piccadilly, London W1J 0BH
• Phone: +44 7774 861008
• Website: https://www.souldance.london/

What Dancers Say About Soul Dance London

5/5 from 6 Google reviews.

Being an aerial dancer since 2013 and now starting to learn the Argentine tango amoungest other partner dances, partner dancing became a whole new world for me. I cannot recommend Pedro enough. Pedro is without a doubt one the best teachers in dance I have ever known. His knowledge and evaluation of your movements will not be ignored and he adopts a solid foundation in ballet, contemporary and jazz. His teaching refuses to accept any standard short of perfection. If you're looking to dance with finesse and correct technique and form, I would strongly recommended him, and I am so grateful for m— T Velasquez

Pedro is really good at teaching dance. Personally I have been hooked on to tango, so learning balance and the different musicality aspects and tango dance moves was an amazing experience. A very receptive teacher always helping correct the minute mistakes. Would recommend his class to anyone looking to start off in dance, Tango included.— Rachit Lobo

Pedro is the most *passionate* tango teacher and dancer in London I've seen. His specialty and passion is tango bit he has a wholistic approach how to learn& teach anything properly (he is whole rounded dancer) and he is so easy and fun to learn from.
Good luck to your new school,
Albi— Albena Zhe

The best place to learn Latin and Ballroom. My lessons with Pedro are the highlight of my week! The classes make everyone feel so welcome and comfortable. Highly recommend Soul Dance whether you’re a beginner or advanced there is a happy place for everyone here.— Rachel Rachel

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa is very learnable, with the basic timing coming together after a handful of sessions. This school's strength is Argentine tango and partner work, so ask what they recommend for salsa.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes. Social Latin dances are built for people starting from zero, and good beginner teaching makes it approachable for anyone.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

Adults can absolutely learn ballet. Soul Dance London specialises in tango and partner dancing, so a ballet school would suit that goal better.

What age is too late to start ballet?

There is no age at which it becomes too late to begin. Consistent practice and the right level of class matter far more.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Typical line dance steps include the grapevine, kick-ball-change, weave, pivot turn and step-touch. A line dancing group would be the place to explore that further.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

Simple, repetitive routines with a strong beat are the easiest way into line dancing.

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