Dancemania Dance School is a friendly dance school in Sutton-in-Ashfield teaching pupils of different ages and abilities. It has a loyal following among local families, with some children attending for many years. The school suits parents wanting a caring place for a child to dance, as well as anyone looking for approachable tuition nearby. Its reputation rests on warm, dedicated teaching.
Reviews describe fantastic teachers who are great with children and welcome all ages and abilities, which points to a patient, inclusive atmosphere. It is a good fit for people who value long-term, personable instruction over anything high-pressure.
Teaching covers dance for a mix of ages and levels, building coordination, rhythm and confidence in steady stages. Locally, those interested in line dancing in Sutton-in-Ashfield will find a school that introduces steps clearly and repeats them until they feel familiar. Beginners are eased in gently while more experienced dancers keep developing. The emphasis throughout is on enjoyment alongside solid technique.
Newcomers can expect a relaxed welcome with no prior experience assumed. Comfortable clothes that allow free movement are ideal, along with suitable footwear for the class; the teachers are happy to advise. You will simply be guided through the basics at a comfortable pace.
The school is based in Sutton-in-Ashfield and is easily reached by families in the town and nearby.
Fantastic Dance school, for all ages and abilities .Alison and Karen are Fantastic teachers 👏— Ben Skinner
Amazing!! Alison is a fantastic teacher & Karen is great with the children too thanku ladies.— Jane Sewell-Shaw
Amazing 👏
Been teaching my girls for 12 years 😁— Emma Chapman
Frequently used steps include the grapevine, kick-ball-change, shuffle, pivot turn and coaster step. Most beginner dances are combinations of these.
A routine built mainly on the grapevine and a few walking steps is usually the gentlest starting point. The teacher can point you to their most beginner-friendly dance.
Yes, many styles including line dancing need no partner at all. Even in partner dances, classes often rotate so everyone can take part.
Comfortable clothing you can move in and clean, supportive footwear are all you need. Bring water and avoid anything too tight.
Costs depend on the class type, length and whether you pay per session or by block. Contact the school directly for current prices.
Styles with a clear rhythm such as line dancing or ballroom basics tend to suit beginners. The best choice is the one whose music you most enjoy.