Tango-fever

Tango-Fever Ltd — Dance Classes In London

Tango-Fever teaches Argentine tango near Exmouth Market in Clerkenwell, with a structured beginners programme and regular classes for every level. Students describe a team that is both highly knowledgeable and genuinely welcoming, well respected on the London and international tango scene. Several credit their weekly lesson with lifting their mood and energy far beyond the dance floor. It is a school that takes tango seriously while keeping it enjoyable.

About Tango-Fever Ltd

The school specialises in Argentine tango, running a six-week beginners course that reviewers say covers everything needed to get started. Weekly classes are organised by level, from recent beginners to advanced dancers, so people can progress steadily. The teaching balances new figures with the technique and flow that make tango feel effortless.

Classes & Dance Styles

For anyone searching for dance classes in London devoted to Argentine tango, this specialist school offers a clear, level-by-level path from complete beginner upwards. Adult dance classes in London are the whole focus here, as tango draws grown-ups looking for a sophisticated partnered style. Those whose tastes run wider towards salsa classes in London, ballet classes in London or line dancing in London can use it as a base while exploring the broader scene. Whether you commit to the beginners course or seek ongoing dance lessons in London, the structured programme makes progress easy to follow.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

The six-week beginners programme is the natural entry point, and you do not need to bring a partner as classes rotate dancers. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes with a smooth sole that let you pivot without sticking. Arriving early gives you time to meet the teachers and settle before the class begins.

Location & Contact

Exmouth Market lies in Clerkenwell, close to Farringdon and Angel, making the school easy to reach by Underground from across central London.

• Address: Exmouth Market Centre, 24 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QE
• Phone: +44 7530 493826
• Website: http://www.tango-fever.com/
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 7-11:30 pm
  • Tuesday: 7:30-9:30 pm
  • Saturday: 2-7 pm

What Dancers Say About Tango-Fever Ltd

4.5/5 from 16 Google reviews.

The tango-fever team made me feel welcome immediately. They are transmitting their love for Tango in a professional yet super friendly and joyful environment. Having my regular tango lesson at Euston had a great impact on my life, improving my mood and energy. I couldn't wait for my Monday lesson, a truly great way to start the week!
Mary and Enrico helped me with my first steps, while Hiba and René supported me during my first dances in close embrace. All the teachers show great care towards their students. During the lessons, everyone is given the chance to dance and receive super useful ind— Ambra Fastelli

Tango-Fever is a great place to learn how to dance tango or to improve on your tango skills. The Tango-Fever team is very knowledgeable and are well-respected in the London and international Tango scene. They have a 6-week beginner’s programme, which taught me everything I needed to know to survive on the dance floor. I now dance in a recent beginner’s class and a close embrace focus class that both have a good blend of improving technique and learning new moves. There is a lot of personal attention in the classes and moves are broken down for both leader and follower. They have classes at Eus— AM vN

Tango Fever is an excellent tango school. They teach a very comprehensive beginner’s course and have several weekly classes for different levels: recent beginners to advanced. The classes teach you both new moves and provide you with tools to improve your tango technique and flow.

The teachers give very good tips and you get a lot of personal attention during the group classes. Everybody (teachers and students) is really friendly and they have great facilities with nice dance floors.— Martin L

Looking back, I felt really lucky that I started tango with Tango-fever! It is very friendly to absolute beginner. The beginners classes started with friendly and welcoming vibe. More importanly, the teachers explained the technique really well — comprehensive and fun! and I stayed with them ever since.— Dongxian Guo

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa is easy to start, with a basic step most people pick up in their first lesson. Timing and turns take longer and reward regular practice. A few weeks of classes is usually enough to feel comfortable dancing socially.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, beginners classes are built for people with no experience at all. The steps are taught in small repeated pieces until they feel natural. Most newcomers dance a basic pattern by the end of the first session.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

It is, and adult beginner ballet classes are widely available. Adults often progress well because they can absorb detailed technical guidance. The aim is enjoyment and improvement rather than a professional career.

What age is too late to start ballet?

There is no age that is too late to begin ballet for pleasure. Adult classes welcome people well beyond middle age. Only professional training is sensitive to starting young.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Common foundations include the grapevine, the step-touch, the kick-ball-change, the pivot turn and the shuffle. Beginner routines mostly recombine these few moves. Learn them and new dances come together far more easily.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

A short four-wall dance with only a handful of counts is usually the gentlest start. The pattern repeats as you turn to each wall, so there is little to memorise. It builds confidence before longer sequences.

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