Mayfair Dance Academy in Scartho, Grimsby, runs two neighbouring studios staffed by a team of qualified teachers, and its programme spans everything from competition squads to an annual week-long summer school. Reviewers describe a lively, welcoming place where dancers have a great deal of fun. The academy is even noted for its authentic Argentine tango teaching. Pupils benefit from yearly shows and a regular annual presentation.
With two studios conveniently side by side and several qualified teachers, the academy has the scale to support both recreational dancers and its competition squads. Regular shows, a summer school and an annual presentation give pupils plenty to work towards through the year.
Mayfair offers dance classes in Grimsby across a broad range of styles. Ballet classes in Grimsby develop posture and technique, adult dance classes give grown-ups a way in, and line dancing provides a partner-free, sociable option. With Argentine tango among its offerings and wider dance lessons in Grimsby pitched across abilities, newcomers can settle in before progressing.
Wear comfortable clothing you can move in and shoes suited to the style, and bring a drink. Arriving a little early lets you find the right studio and meet the teacher. Newcomers are welcomed into a friendly, upbeat setting.
The academy is based in Scartho, on the southern side of Grimsby, making it accessible for dancers across the town and nearby areas.
Mayfair Dance Academy has 2 studios ,conveniently next door to each other, over 5 qualified teachers, 4 competition squads, 2 yearly shows, an annual week-long summer school and an annual presentation.— Lucy Grant
Excellent, what a coo for Grimsby, authentic Argentine tango teachers, amazing.— Linda Bradley
Lovely saff.. lovely people.. and soooo much funnn !!!❤— Pearl Carter
Lovely studio. Myself and my daughter dance here— Blue Moon Films
The simplest first step is a beginners' class where the frame and basic steps are taught gradually. No partner or prior experience is required.
The waltz is often taught first because its even rhythm makes the basics clear. The social foxtrot is another gentle choice for beginners.
Yes, plenty of adults take up ballet and progress well. Adult classes focus on building strength, posture and flexibility over time.
There is no age that is too late. Adults of any age can begin, with classes adapted to their fitness and mobility.
Common building blocks include the grapevine, the kick-ball-change, the shuffle, the pivot turn and the heel dig. Beginner routines combine a few of these on repeat.
A short, repeating routine with few turns is the easiest to pick up. Teachers usually start newcomers on a straightforward dance first.