All Sorts of Performing Arts CIC is a community-focused dance school in Worcester offering a lively spread of classes for children and adults. As a community interest company it puts real emphasis on fun, confidence and inclusion. It appeals to families and grown-ups alike who want to try dance in a friendly local setting.
Reviewers describe a kind, helpful team that is great at boosting children's confidence, with one grandparent noting how much their granddaughter loves it. Others praise the professional teaching and mention children enjoying street dance on Saturdays.
The programme takes in a range of styles, with something for youngsters and adults exploring dance for the first time. Options such as dance classes in Worcester and street or adult dance classes in Worcester sit alongside interest in line dancing in Worcester and salsa classes in Worcester, all taught in an encouraging way. Whether you are after regular dance lessons in Worcester or looking more broadly at dance classes in Worcestershire, sessions break movements down so anyone can join in and improve.
Newcomers are welcomed warmly and helped to settle into the right class for them. Comfortable clothing you can move in and suitable shoes are all you need, plus some water. There is no expectation of prior experience.
The school is based in Worcester and is easy to reach using the city's local roads and public transport.
Brilliant as always, very helpful and kind.Great place for children to have fun and boost their confidence….my grandaughter loves it there🙂— Katherine Warren
My sons like to study dance at this school:) The teachers are professionals in their field! I recommend!— Василь Никифорець
My daughter has been attending the street dance class on Saturdays and loves it.— Jonathan Taylor
Have had a great time supporting this wonderful community theatre group.— Tim Hull
Salsa is very learnable once you get comfortable with the basic timing and weight changes. A beginners' class breaks it into small pieces so it never feels overwhelming.
Definitely. Salsa classes are designed for complete beginners, and the steps are built up gradually so no dance background is needed.
The grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, a turn and the shuffle are among the most common. They appear repeatedly across routines, making new dances quicker to learn.
A short, repeating four-wall dance is usually the gentlest introduction. The teacher will start you with something simple.
Yes, many classes here are done solo or in groups, so a partner is not required. You can come along on your own with no trouble.
Comfortable clothes and smooth-soled shoes that let you move freely are ideal for a first class. Nothing formal is needed.