Street Dance Academy

DANCE STREET — Adult Dance Classes Morpeth

Street Dance Academy in Morpeth is a dancewear shop rather than a teaching studio, supplying shoes, uniform and kit to dancers across the town and beyond. Run with real expertise, it is a go-to for anyone needing the right gear for their classes. It serves dancers of all ages, from young beginners to those needing specialist fittings.

About DANCE STREET

Customers describe Helen and the team as warmly welcoming, greeting regulars like old friends and going out of their way to help. The shop earns particular praise for its patience with young and neurodivergent customers, and for careful, knowledgeable pointe shoe fittings.

Classes & Dance Styles

As a dance shop, this is not a place that runs classes, but it is where local dancers come to be properly kitted out. The staff's knowledge of dancewear, from everyday uniform to specialist footwear, means you are guided to the right items rather than left to guess. For anyone taking up adult dance classes in Morpeth or supporting a child through lessons, it is a valuable local resource for shoes and supplies.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

There is no dance experience needed to visit; simply come along with an idea of what your classes require, and the team will help you find the right fit. For specialist items such as pointe shoes, it is worth allowing time for a proper fitting.

Location & Contact

The shop is located in central Morpeth, making it easy to reach for dancers in the town and the wider area.

• Address: 7B Newgate St, Morpeth NE61 1AL
• Phone: +44 1670 503349
• Website: http://www.dancestreetshop.co.uk/
• Opening hours:
  • Tuesday: 10 am-5 pm
  • Wednesday: 10 am-5 pm
  • Friday: 10 am-5 pm
  • Saturday: 10 am-3 pm

What Dancers Say About DANCE STREET

5/5 from 19 Google reviews.

What Helen doesn't know about dance wear isn't worth knowing. We have been regular customers for a while now and everytime we come in we are greated like old friends. We always come away with the perfect items and Helen goes above and beyond to help the dancers of Morpeth and beyond. Today you made my daughter so happy and confident and for that I truly thank you. My purse is a little bit lighter but worth every penny for your amazing advice, support and kind words. All or love Gemma and Martha xxx— Gemma Davidson

Great service and even greater patience.. my little boy Charlie attends Michelle school of dance in Ellington and we attend dance street to get him all his supplies – uniform and shoes – my son has serve autism (with no understanding and limited communication) and other medical needs and this wasn’t a problem he was given that extra time to get used to the new surrounding and explore. Would 100% recommend to anyone and definitely if your a sen mum or dad. Thanks for being so inclusive to all.— Gemma Dobbing

Amazing place! Such a good experience. Helen was so knowledgeable and thorough. By far the best pointe shoe fitting I’ve had. Really chuffed with the shoes I ended up with. As well as this, she’s really friendly and listens so carefully to make sure you get the best fit possible. I’ll definitely be back.— AmberJane

Helen’s knowledge on anything to do with dance is second to none! She is so helpful and has a wonderful manner with my daughter who absolutely loves going in to the shop whenever we need supplies. I simply wouldn’t go anywhere else. Thank you Helen!— Sarah Stewart

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you learn to dance without a partner?

Yes, many styles including street, contemporary and line dancing are danced solo. Even partner dances are often taught in rotating classes, so no partner is required.

What should I wear to a beginner dance class?

Comfortable clothing you can move in, plus footwear suited to the style, is the general rule. Staff at a dancewear shop can advise on the right shoes and kit for your class.

How much does a dance class usually cost?

Class prices vary by style, length and provider, so they are best confirmed with the studio you plan to attend. Equipment and shoe costs will differ separately.

Which dance is best for beginners?

Approachable styles such as street, salsa or beginner-friendly line dancing are popular first choices. The best fit depends on the music and atmosphere you enjoy most.

What is the best dance to start as an adult?

Adults often begin with something sociable and relaxed, whether ballroom, salsa or a beginners' street class. Choosing a style you find enjoyable makes it easier to keep going.

Is dancing good for heart failure?

Gentle dancing can be a pleasant light activity, but anyone with heart failure should consult their doctor first. Medical advice should guide what level is safe.

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