Notorious Dance is a dance company in Arbroath on the Angus coast, known locally for its street dance work with young people. It suits children and teenagers keen on street and competition dance, with a track record of success at events around the country. Classes are led with clear enthusiasm and care. It has built a loyal following among local families.
Parents and grandparents speak highly of teacher Kimberly Walker and the studio's strong showing in street dance competitions across the country. Several families have attended for years, with children thriving under her guidance. The atmosphere comes across as dedicated, encouraging and community-minded.
The company centres on street dance, coaching young dancers from first moves through to competition-level routines and performances. Its dance classes in Arbroath develop rhythm, sharpness and stagecraft in a group setting that keeps children motivated. Sessions are structured so beginners can build the basics before progressing towards the more demanding choreography. To confirm ages, levels and current class times, it is best to contact the studio directly.
A newcomer can expect a friendly welcome and a class matched to their age and ability. Comfortable, flexible clothing and supportive trainers are ideal for street dance, along with a water bottle. Most children settle in quickly once the music starts.
The studio is based in Arbroath, on the Angus coast, and is reachable by road and local transport. The usual town amenities are found nearby.
Grandaughter loves this dance studio and Kimberly is a great teacher and they win many dance trophies in street dance competitions around the country.— Ray Parker
Kimberly walker is fantastic with her dancers my daughter has been going for two years now and has been since it opened— Lorna Chisholm
They seem to have every flower you could want— rob birch
loved it— John Murphy
Yes, street dance is danced solo within a group, so no partner is needed at all. Everyone learns the same routines together.
Comfortable, stretchy clothing and cushioned trainers work well for street dance. Bring water and avoid anything that restricts movement.
Fees vary by age group and whether classes are booked in blocks or termly. The studio can share current prices when you get in touch.
For young people, street dance is a lively and accessible starting point that builds coordination and confidence. A beginner class keeps the pace friendly.
Adults often enjoy sociable styles, though this studio focuses on young dancers, so it is worth asking whether any adult sessions run. Otherwise a beginner-friendly class elsewhere may suit better.
Dance can be a gentle way to stay active, but anyone with a heart condition should consult their doctor first. Intensity can then be adjusted to what is safe.