Broadway Dance Centre

Broadway Dance Centre — Dance Classes In Birmingham

Broadway Dance Centre is a Birmingham dance school in Handsworth with a friendly, sociable reputation. It welcomes learners of all abilities, including those who feel they have two left feet. For many past students it holds fond memories of performances and good company.

About Broadway Dance Centre

Reviewers describe a warm, cosy centre with excellent teachers and a good sense of humour, where even the least confident feel able to learn. The teaching is called supportive and caring, with the reminder that progress is a two-way effort. It suits anyone who wants an encouraging, down-to-earth place to dance.

Classes & Dance Styles

The centre teaches across a range of styles and abilities, helping newcomers find their rhythm and more experienced dancers refine their skills. A class generally opens with a warm-up before working through technique and routines. Those exploring dance lessons in Birmingham or adult dance classes in Birmingham should check the current timetable, and any interest in salsa classes, ballet or line dancing in Birmingham is best confirmed with the centre.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

A first class is relaxed and friendly, and you will not be expected to know the steps in advance. Comfortable clothing you can move in is all you need to begin, with any footwear details explained as you settle. Arriving a few minutes early helps you get your bearings.

Location & Contact

The centre is based in the Handsworth area of Birmingham, with parking and access typical of that neighbourhood. The team can confirm directions when you get in touch.

• Address: 42 Livingstone Rd, Handsworth, Birmingham B20 3LL
• Phone: +44 121 356 4663
• Website: http://www.broadwaydancecentre-birmingham.co.uk/
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 3-10 pm
  • Tuesday: 2-11 pm
  • Wednesday: 2-11 pm
  • Thursday: 2-10:30 pm
  • Friday: 3-10 pm
  • Saturday: 10 am-6 pm
  • Sunday: 11 am-2 pm

What Dancers Say About Broadway Dance Centre

4.5/5 from 14 Google reviews.

I haven't been here for years! I loved it and am so disappointed with myself for quitting because 3 friends I used to bring along quit 😔 Honestly… dancing at the N.I.A was thr moment of my life at just aged 9! (Almost 11 years ago) It's cozy and Frankie(?) Frances(?) is 🤩😍 The teachers were IT. I have been trying to find my old school for years now but as a kid, not known the name of it. Thank god to people filming our NIA performance and putting it on YouTube. I wish to come back so bad but have no transport 😖 I would 100% recommend. Kids LOVE this dance school. Latin, ballroom and street d— Casey Caffrey

Think this is a fantastic dance school…With determination if you heart is in it you will succeed…..All the dance teacher are brilliant but its a two way thing. They will help u every step of the way. They are supportive and caring. I would recommend this dance school to anyone.— Karen Joy Taylor

Great place. Very friendly and sociable people. Exelent teachers with a great sense of humour. Even somone like me with two left feet can learn how to danc there.— Ado Hasific

I go there every Sunday at 11.30 to do salsa and I love it. Great teacher and definitely a friendly environment, would recommend it as it's for all ages— Justin Gayle

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa's basic timing is easy to pick up, so most beginners are moving to the music in their first lesson. The finer turns and partnerwork develop with practice.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, beginners' salsa classes are designed for people with no dance background. The steps are broken down and taught gradually.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

It is, and adult ballet is a great way to build posture and control later in life. Classes begin from the fundamentals at a comfortable pace.

What age is too late to start ballet?

For enjoyment and steady improvement, no age is too late to start. Only a professional career depends on beginning young.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Typical moves include the grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and shuffle. Line dances simply recombine these familiar steps.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

Dances with short, repeating patterns are the easiest to begin with as the sequence comes back quickly. Ask the centre which routine best suits a beginner.

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