Peter’s Dance Club

Peter's Dance Club — Dance Classes In London

Peter's Dance Club offers partnered dance tuition in the Dulwich area of south London, led by an instructor named Peter in reviews. It has a loyal following among couples, from complete novices to those preparing for a wedding dance. The club suits people wanting a fun, shared hobby taught with warmth and patience.

About Peter's Dance Club

Reviewers describe Peter as charming and encouraging, with lessons that fly by and put nervous first-timers at ease. The mood is relaxed and good-natured, which makes it a natural choice for couples worried about embarrassing themselves.

Classes & Dance Styles

Tuition covers partnered social dancing, with steps broken down clearly so couples can build a routine together. As part of the broader dance classes in london landscape, it particularly appeals to those after dance lessons london they can enjoy as a pair. Beginners preparing a first dance and couples simply wanting a new activity together are both catered for at a comfortable pace.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

First-timers can expect a friendly, low-pressure lesson that concentrates on enjoyment as much as technique. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes with a smooth sole, and come ready to laugh your way through the early wobbles.

Location & Contact

The club is based in the Dulwich part of south London, an area served by the local rail and bus network.

• Address: College Rd, London SE21 7HW
• Phone: +44 7946 596770
• Website: https://petersdanceclub.co.uk/
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 6 pm-10 am
  • Tuesday: 6-10 pm
  • Wednesday: 6-10 pm
  • Thursday: 4-8 pm
  • Saturday: 10 am-4 pm

What Dancers Say About Peter's Dance Club

5/5 from 13 Google reviews.

Peter is a thoroughly charming man. My partner and I really enjoyed our short-sharp lesson to prepare for our 'wedding dance.' (Speech marks because really it was an excellent party with us dancing at the start 😀 )

We gave Peter quite a challenge. We had restricted time (one week) and a song with a changing tempo and interesting pace. We are not dancers.

Peter rose to the occasion providing us with a series of steps that saw us through, gave us confidence and will of course be part of our repertoire going forward. My partner confirmed that the best moment of the evening was our dance.

I ca— Stacey Maynard

My husband and I started lessons with Peter two months ago as complete dance novices. We were looking for something fun and new that we could do together but were a bit worried we’d embarrass ourselves and didn’t really know what to expect. To our surprise, the lesson was incredibly fun and challenging (in a good way), not to mention a great way to get active. Peter is an excellent teacher – he’s encouraging and positive and keeps the session moving. We have learned so much and it’s been a lovely way to connect as a couple. Whatever your level, I would wholeheartedly recommend that you try a l— Kristen Dimmock

My husband and I have only just had our second lesson but already we know that we have found a fun and active hobby which we can both enjoy together. Peter is very encouraging and makes the lessons such fun, the time just flies by. I'm annoyed it took us such a long time to try this out!— Henrietta Kiezun

Having watched too much Strictly Come Dancing, I decided that I wanted to be able to move on the dance floor without embarrassing my kids. Peter has taught me how to dance in a fun and relaxed environment. Definitely would recommend his lessons.— Daniel Harvey

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa's basic step is quick to learn, so most people are dancing to the beat within a first session. Mastering timing and lead-and-follow simply takes a little practice.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, non-dancers are precisely who beginner classes exist for. No prior experience is assumed.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

Adults regularly begin ballet and enjoy it, focusing on posture and technique at their own pace. Late starters are welcome in recreational classes.

What age is too late to start ballet?

There is no age too late to dance ballet for pleasure. Strict age limits only apply to professional careers.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

The grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and shuffle form the usual core. Line dances mostly reorder these familiar moves.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

Simple repeating dances like the Electric Slide are ideal to start with. Ask which beginner routine is being taught before you attend.

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