Lisa Gail Theatre School

Lisa Gail Theatre School — Dance Classes In Mansfield

Lisa Gail Theatre School operates from a business centre on Ashfield Avenue in Mansfield and has clearly stood the test of time. Reviewers count their membership in decades, with several describing thirty years or more of tap, ballet, jazz and performance. Adults and children alike train here, and the theatre shows are consistently praised as excellent. It is a school defined by longevity, professionalism and generations of loyal dancers.

About Lisa Gail Theatre School

This performing arts and dance school teaches both young dancers and adults across styles including tap, ballet and jazz. Reviews describe hard-working teachers and pupils, a professional standard of shows and exams, and a genuinely lovely teaching style. The remarkable length of some memberships speaks to how much people value it.

Classes & Dance Styles

The dance classes in Mansfield here reach across several styles. Ballet classes in Mansfield build technique and poise, while tap and jazz add rhythm and variety for those who want it. Adult dance classes in Mansfield are well established, with reviewers describing sessions that are hard work but always fun. Dance lessons in Mansfield here lead towards exam sessions and the school's well-regarded theatre productions, giving pupils a clear goal to aim for.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Newcomers are usually welcome to come along and try a class before joining. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in and bring appropriate soft shoes for your chosen style if you have them. With teachers experienced across all ages, first-timers are in good hands.

Location & Contact

Long established in Mansfield, the school attracts adults and families who want a professional performing arts base with a strong tradition of shows and exams.

• Address: Business Centre, Ashfield Ave, Mansfield NG18 2AE
• Phone: +44 1623 423352
• Website: https://lisagailtheatreschool.co.uk/
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 2-9 pm
  • Tuesday: 2-9 pm
  • Wednesday: 2-9 pm
  • Thursday: 2-9 pm
  • Friday: 2-9 pm
  • Saturday: 8 am-2 pm

What Dancers Say About Lisa Gail Theatre School

5/5 from 8 Google reviews.

Have been a member of the Lisa Gail Theatre School for over 30 years and have enjoyed every minute. Our adult classes can be hard work but always fun. I have been involved in many many shows and exam sessions over the years all of which have been of a very professional standard. I love being part of the Lisa Gail Family— Maeve Tombs

A wonderful performing arts and dance school.
I have studied at this school as a young and adult dancer, have also sent my two children to train.
I have also recommended this school to many current students.
Lovely and professional teaching style.— Suzy Lawson

Have been a member of LisaGail Theatre Group for 35 years at least doing tap and ballet and jazz. Fantastic and hard working.teachers and pupils. The Theatre shows always excellent. Keep up the good work.— Eileen Burton

I have been an adult member of this theatre school for years. The school is run very professionally.— Amanda Edgington

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you start ballroom dancing?

A beginner class or course is the usual starting point, covering posture, timing and a couple of basic dances before you gradually build up.

What ballroom dance to learn first?

The waltz is a common first dance, as its steady three-count timing makes the rhythm easy to feel and helps you develop a good frame.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

Yes. Many adults learn ballet later in life, and this school's own reviews describe members training as adult dancers over many years.

What age is too late to start ballet?

There is no age too late for recreational ballet. Adults of any age are welcome to take it up and enjoy it.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Common line dancing basics include the grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, shuffle and pivot turn, combined into repeating sequences.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

A short four-wall dance with only a few counts is the gentlest introduction, with the routine built up gradually by the teacher.

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