Fusion Dance Studio is a busy, highly regarded dance school in Lichfield with a strong following among families. It welcomes children and young dancers of all levels, from shy first-timers to those keen to compete. The studio is known for the confidence and enjoyment it brings out in its students.
Parents describe how the classes transform quieter children, bringing out confidence and happiness that really shine, and they praise the teacher for creating opportunities and treating the school like a family. With glowing feedback and a professional yet warm approach, it suits children who want to progress and enjoy performing or competing.
For families after dance classes in Lichfield, the studio offers a range of styles taught to a high standard, with competition options for those who want to push further. Dance lessons in Lichfield here build technique and confidence week by week, while adult dance classes in Lichfield and sociable forms such as line dancing in Lichfield or ballroom dancing in Lichfield may also be available. It is worth asking about the current timetable to find the right fit.
Newcomers can expect a warm welcome and teaching that quickly puts nervous dancers at ease. Dress in comfortable clothing that allows free movement and bring suitable shoes, or ask for guidance on what to wear.
The studio is based in Lichfield and reachable by the usual local routes. Checking the venue location and class times in advance will help your first visit go smoothly.
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
Begin with a beginners' class where the teacher introduces hold, timing and simple steps. No partner or experience is needed to start.
The waltz is a popular first dance thanks to its steady, forgiving rhythm. A livelier style is another option, and staff can advise on what suits you.
Common basics include the grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and shuffle. These build into the routines you dance.
Simple dances built on grapevines and step-touches are the easiest to start with. Turns are added once the basics feel natural.
Yes, many styles are danced solo or in a group, so you can join on your own. A partner is only needed for certain partner dances.
Comfortable clothing you can move in and appropriate shoes are all you need to begin. Ask the studio if a particular style calls for specific footwear.