Dance Fusion Limited in Lichfield has earned a notably strong reputation, with a 4.9 rating across sixty reviews and families describing years of happy attendance. Parents credit the school, and teacher Nicci in particular, with drawing out confidence in shy children and opening doors to competitions and performances. It runs as a busy, professional dance school with a real sense of community. For families in Lichfield, it is an obvious name to consider.
The school clearly puts weight on nurturing dancers over the long term, with reviewers pointing to steady growth in both skill and self-assurance. There is a competitive and performance side for those who want it, alongside regular classes. The atmosphere described is warm but ambitious.
Dance classes in Lichfield at Dance Fusion span several styles for a range of ages. Line dancing in Lichfield offers a sociable option that needs no partner, while adult dance classes in Lichfield give grown-ups their own space to learn. Ballroom dancing in Lichfield adds a partner-based tradition, and dance lessons in Lichfield can suit complete beginners through to those chasing competition experience.
Wear comfortable clothing you can move freely in and bring suitable soft shoes, or check with the school about the right footwear for your class. Arrive early enough to settle before the session starts. No experience is needed to join a first class.
Lichfield has an active performance and competition culture for young dancers, and Dance Fusion feeds directly into that. The school draws families from across the city and nearby Staffordshire towns.
My daughter has been dancing with Fusion Dance school for 5 years now. She’s a shy, unassuming girl but when she does this class it brings out a side of confidence and happiest that really shines. The teachers have worked wonders with her and she’s even had a birthdays party set up by fusion at their studios. My youngest has also now joined and it’s great to see them at home wanting to practise their routine outside of the classes that they go to. The hard work and dedication of the teachers really pays off and you often see the young dancers still there into their teens. A great activity to g— Zoe Davis-Billing
Our 9 year old daughter has attended fusion Dance School since she was 4 and absolutely loves attending her classes every week. She enjoys competing at competitions which has built her confidence massively. Nicci is amazing with all her students, and although it's a very professional dance school, it's very homely and welcoming too which is just perfect. The amount of time spent in teaching all the routines is amazing, and the talent and creativity is something else. If you're considering it go for it, you won't regret it.— Zofija Wilson
My 2 daughters attend this dance school. And what a fantastic place to dance. Full of fun, and the opportunities Nicci (Dance teacher) opens up for her dancers are amazing. Always luking for bigger opportunities for them. The possibilities are endless. The whole school is like a family too which is really nice.
Nicci is a wonderful teacher and always sees potential in every student. She is kind and caring too.
My 2 girls love there dance lessons.
You and your child(ren) will not be disappointed.— Suzette Vincent
My Son has been going to Fusion Dance School for a few months now, it’s the best and only dance school you’ll need to go to, he really enjoys going and burning all his energy, I couldn’t recommend this dance school enough, Nicci & the fusion team are fantastic so much passion and give 100% to all the kids. It’s fun the classes are brilliant and it’s lovely to see how far he has come from when he first started, there’s also great opportunities for dancers that want to complete.— Olivia Stafford
Start with a beginners class or a handful of lessons covering one dance at a time. You can come alone and with no previous experience.
Many people begin with the waltz because its rhythm is straightforward to feel. That foundation makes the quicker dances easier to add.
Typical steps include the grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and shuffle. Dances are built from these repeated in different orders.
A short four-wall routine with a simple repeating sequence is the kindest introduction. A teacher will pick one that lets you feel successful quickly.
Yes. Many styles, including line dancing, need no partner at all, and partnered dances can be learned solo in a class before pairing up.
Comfortable clothes you can move in, and shoes with a smooth sole rather than heavy trainers. Nothing more formal is expected at first.