Dance Studio Forfar is a dance school on Suttieside Road in Forfar, in the Angus area of eastern Scotland. It provides tuition across a range of dance styles for the local community. The studio caters to dancers of different ages, from young children upwards.
Early feedback highlights professional, friendly staff and young dancers who clearly enjoy their time there. It is a good fit for children starting out as well as anyone wanting approachable teaching in a relaxed local studio.
The studio offers a mix of dance styles suited to different ages and abilities, taught in a purpose-friendly space. Lessons generally begin with a warm-up, move on to technique and timing, then build the steps into a routine appropriate to the class's level. Teaching runs from absolute beginner upwards, so pupils can start with no prior experience. It is worth contacting the studio to find out exactly which styles and levels are currently running.
Newcomers are welcomed without any assumption of experience, and beginners are very much part of the mix. Comfortable clothing and soft shoes or trainers are fine for a first class, and arriving a few minutes early helps you settle in.
The studio is in Forfar, the county town of Angus, and is reachable from the surrounding towns and villages by the area's usual road and transport links.
Very very professional and friendly staff, the best.β Al Pacino
Great granddaughter loves itππβ Franco Covie
Yes. Many dance styles are taught solo or in groups, so you are welcome to come along on your own.
Wear comfortable clothing you can move freely in, along with soft shoes or clean trainers. Nothing specialist is needed to begin.
Prices depend on the style, class length and how you book. Contact the studio directly for current fees.
Friendly, sociable styles and structured beginner classes generally suit newcomers best. The studio can advise on the right starting point for a child or adult.
Adults often enjoy starting with ballroom, Latin or a sociable style like line dancing, depending on their goals. A quick chat with the studio will help you choose.
Gentle, regular dancing can benefit general fitness for many people, but anyone with heart failure should speak to their doctor first and follow medical advice on suitable activity levels.