In Motion Dance is associated with Blake Hall on St Saviours Avenue in Bridgwater, Somerset. The hall is best known locally as a space for events, live music and social dancing. Anyone interested in dance activity there should confirm what is on, as it operates as a venue rather than a conventional teaching school.
Visitors describe lively evenings that warm up as the room fills and people start dancing, giving a sense of an energetic, event-driven space. It suits those who enjoy a sociable night out where dancing happens as part of the atmosphere.
Because the venue centres on events and gatherings, any dance sessions on offer are best checked directly. For those looking into dance classes in Bridgwater, whether line dancing in Bridgwater, ballroom dancing in Bridgwater or adult dance classes in Bridgwater, it is worth contacting the venue to ask what runs and when rather than assuming a fixed timetable.
As this is an events space, a first visit is likely to mean an evening out rather than a structured lesson, so it helps to know the format before you go. Wear comfortable clothing and footwear you can move in, and note that facilities such as cloakrooms may be limited.
Blake Hall is located on St Saviours Avenue in Bridgwater and is reachable via the town's local roads and transport.
i found out about the Pink tribute via google a while back. went to the venue and got a couple of tickets. nice and easy. then needed more and paid at the door on the night of the event. the number for Dan on google for the Blake hall was useful. he confirmed extra tickets would be available and children allowed. which all helped us have an amazing night. the first act was good a male singer doing lots of covers. then the Pink tribute started. Vicky Jackson was AMAZING ! a great performance. looked and sounded stunning. only one complain was half way through her set the volume went a little to— steve benham
Me & my partner went to see Dreadzone preforming there. The room was fairly cool to start off with but as everyone started dancing, it soon warmed up. There is no cloakroom there, so you need to keep your jacket or coat with you, unless you can hang it on a chair and not worry about someone taking it. Didn't buy any drinks, so can't comment on bar price's.— Raymond Antell
Went to see a band.was a great night..
We seemed to spend a big part of the night looking for the place!!
Sign outside needs to change colour(its black) not great at night!! and be bigger..— Lisa Curtis
Great layout for live music and party's nice traditional hall type venue. Well run fast service at the bar can't fault this place— paul stoodley
You start with a beginners' class where hold, posture and basic steps are taught slowly. As this venue is event-focused, contact them to find out whether ballroom tuition is available.
The waltz is a common first dance because its steady rhythm is easy to feel. A dedicated teacher can advise on the best starting point for you.
The grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turns and heel or toe taps are all common. Most routines are combinations of these.
A short, repetitive dance using grapevines and a simple turn is the gentlest start. A line dance teacher can point you to a beginner-friendly one.
Yes. Line dancing needs no partner, and many social dance settings welcome people attending alone.
Comfortable clothing and shoes you can move in are best. Bear in mind that at an events venue you may need to keep your coat with you.