Basement Dance Studio London

Basement Dance Studio London — Dance Classes In Enfield

Basement Dance Studio London is a dance school in the Enfield area that caters to everyone from toddlers to adults. It has built a loyal following, particularly among those trying dance for the first time. The studio is known for a friendly, approachable teaching style. For anyone searching dance classes in Enfield across a range of ages, it is a well-established option.

About Basement Dance Studio London

Reviewers describe an easy welcome for total beginners, with one recalling how straightforward it felt to start with no prior experience. Parents praise the way young children are kept relaxed yet focused, while an adult ballet regular remembers a friendly group and a skilled, encouraging instructor. The atmosphere suits people who want a supportive place to begin and stick with dance.

Classes & Dance Styles

The studio spreads across ages and styles, from toddler sessions to adult ballet classes in Enfield, making dance lessons in Enfield accessible whatever your starting point. Beginners are well catered for, and it is worth asking whether line dancing in Enfield or salsa classes in Enfield feature on the current timetable. Adult dance classes in Enfield are a genuine strength here, with a track record of settling newcomers in. Sessions balance technique with a relaxed, friendly tone.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

A first class is easygoing, with instructors known for putting nervous newcomers at ease. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in and bring water; ballet or other specific shoes can be sorted once you know your style. No experience is needed to walk through the door.

Location & Contact

The studio is based in the Enfield area, within reach of the surrounding neighbourhoods. Local bus routes serve the area and nearby parking may be available, so it is worth checking before your first visit.

• Address: 505 Hertford Rd, Enfield EN3 6FX
• Phone: +44 1992 715170
• Website: http://www.thebasementdancestudio.com/

What Dancers Say About Basement Dance Studio London

3.9/5 from 17 Google reviews.

Hello all,

I really enjoyed my time at The Basement. I didn't really had dance experience before I joined the classes (except the one that u move your body somehow at home when u hear a really good music and nobody can see you :D). So as a total beginner I can say it was easy to follow the classes because the teachers explained it nicely and they made a friendly environment so I felt free to ask questions. It's great that they have a big range of dance types so everyone can find something for their taste. I mean I love popping but there is not many place u can learn it. And here you can lear— Anikó Mádi

My 4-year-old has been going to BDS for about 9 months in the Toddler class… initially I was nervous as I thought she’d enjoy it but she’d had a rocky start to Nursery with not wanting to leave me etcetc. But Judy has a way of relaxing the kids whilst keeping them focused and progressing in their dancing. R. loves her classes and friends there.

My daughter did her first exam in July and took part in a show – throughout, Judy kept the children relaxed and happy about both. I was amazed that my sometimes shy child was able to perform happily and the show as a whole was fantastic.— Elspeth Fuller

I attended the adult ballet classes here for about a year. It was definitely one of the best decision I ever made. Was it not for the fact I had A level exams I would have continued attending. Everyone was so friendly, Judy the instructor was an amazing and skilled teacher. She made the lessons fun for everyone I would recommend this studio for anyone no matter the age or skill level. We also did stretch and Jazz which was so much fun. 😊😊😊— Oni

I can highly recommend the Basement Dance Studio! Judy has been so supportive and a fantastic teacher who has gone above and beyond in improving my dancing. She has offered extra lessons and always been so supportive when I have found things difficult. It has been such a great term and we have had so much fun. She brings life to every dance she creates! So thank you so much Judy!— Sophie Correia

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa's basic step is quick to learn, and the fun grows as you add timing and turns. Regular practice turns the basics into confident dancing.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes. Beginner salsa welcomes people with no dance experience, so a complete non-dancer can get going.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

It is, and this studio has a history of teaching adult ballet beginners. Classes focus on posture and fundamentals at a comfortable pace, so ask what is currently on.

What age is too late to start ballet?

There is no age limit for enjoying ballet recreationally. Adults of any age can benefit from its fitness and poise.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Recurring steps include the grapevine, shuffle, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and coaster step. They form the foundation of many routines.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

A short, repetitive dance is the easiest starting point, as the same sequence repeats each way. A beginner class will introduce one of these.

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