Glee's Dance Studio is a friendly dance school led by teacher Anne, known for a warm and sociable approach. It is a place where people come to learn and to meet others who share their enjoyment of dancing. It suits anyone who values a patient, good-humoured class as much as the dancing itself.
Those who attend describe Anne and her team as patient, enthusiastic and encouraging, and the studio as a genuinely fun place to meet lovely people. That sociable, uplifting spirit is clearly a big part of the appeal.
The studio offers dance in a relaxed, encouraging setting where enjoyment and steady progress go hand in hand. The particular styles, levels and days on offer are best confirmed directly, as these can change. Anyone keen to join is encouraged to get in touch to find a class that fits.
A first visit is a low-pressure affair, with a friendly welcome and no expectation that you already know the steps. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in and soft shoes, and the team will guide you on anything else.
As the studio's exact base is best confirmed directly, it is worth asking about location and the easiest way to get there. The team can point you towards the most convenient option.
Anne and her team are very good at teaching. They are patient and enthusiastic. Great place to meet many lovely people.— Nasreen Durgan
Ann is inspiring and encouraging to all.
And – it is fun.— Jean Robins
Yes, plenty of dance needs no partner, from solo styles to line dancing and technique classes. It makes joining on your own straightforward.
Comfortable clothing that allows free movement and soft, flat shoes are all you need to begin. The studio can confirm if a class calls for specific footwear.
Fees vary with the style, length and payment arrangement of the class. For current prices it is best to ask the studio directly.
It depends on what draws you in, as sociable styles suit those who mainly want to enjoy themselves while technique classes give a firmer base. Trying a class is the best way to decide.
Sociable styles such as salsa or ballroom are popular first choices for adults because they are welcoming and fun. Others prefer a structured technique class, so it comes down to personal taste.
Gentle dancing can be a pleasant light activity, but anyone with heart failure should consult their doctor before starting. A medical professional can advise on what is safe for you.