The Street

DANCE STREET — Adult Dance Classes Morpeth

The Street is a dedicated dancewear shop in Morpeth, stocking the shoes, uniform and accessories that dancers need across styles and levels. Run with real expertise, it serves families, students and hobby dancers from the town and further afield. It is the sort of place you visit for a proper fitting rather than a rushed online guess. Newcomers and experienced dancers alike find it a useful local resource.

About DANCE STREET

Customers speak glowingly of Helen, whose knowledge of dancewear and patience during fittings come up again and again, with returning shoppers describing being greeted like old friends. Reviewers highlight careful, unhurried service, including thoughtful pointe-shoe fittings and a genuine willingness to accommodate every child's needs. It comes across as a warm, personal shop rather than a faceless retailer.

Classes & Dance Styles

As a specialist retailer, The Street does not run adult dance classes in Morpeth itself, but it kits out the dancers who attend them. Whether you need ballet shoes, jazz trainers, tap shoes or performance essentials, staff help you find the right fit for your style and level. Pointe-shoe fittings in particular are handled with real care. If you are starting classes locally, this is a sensible first stop for what to buy.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

First-time visitors can expect friendly, knowledgeable help rather than a hard sell, with time taken to get sizing right. It helps to know roughly what your class or teacher requires, though staff can talk you through the options. Allow a little extra time if you need a proper shoe fitting.

Location & Contact

The shop sits within Morpeth's town centre, making it easy to combine a visit with other errands, and it is worth checking opening hours before you travel.

• Address: 7B Newgate St, Morpeth NE61 1AL
• Phone: +44 1670 503349
• Website: http://www.dancestreetshop.co.uk/
• Opening hours:
  • Tuesday: 10 am-5 pm
  • Wednesday: 10 am-5 pm
  • Friday: 10 am-5 pm
  • Saturday: 10 am-3 pm

What Dancers Say About DANCE STREET

5/5 from 19 Google reviews.

What Helen doesn't know about dance wear isn't worth knowing. We have been regular customers for a while now and everytime we come in we are greated like old friends. We always come away with the perfect items and Helen goes above and beyond to help the dancers of Morpeth and beyond. Today you made my daughter so happy and confident and for that I truly thank you. My purse is a little bit lighter but worth every penny for your amazing advice, support and kind words. All or love Gemma and Martha xxx— Gemma Davidson

Great service and even greater patience.. my little boy Charlie attends Michelle school of dance in Ellington and we attend dance street to get him all his supplies – uniform and shoes – my son has serve autism (with no understanding and limited communication) and other medical needs and this wasn’t a problem he was given that extra time to get used to the new surrounding and explore. Would 100% recommend to anyone and definitely if your a sen mum or dad. Thanks for being so inclusive to all.— Gemma Dobbing

Amazing place! Such a good experience. Helen was so knowledgeable and thorough. By far the best pointe shoe fitting I’ve had. Really chuffed with the shoes I ended up with. As well as this, she’s really friendly and listens so carefully to make sure you get the best fit possible. I’ll definitely be back.— AmberJane

Helen’s knowledge on anything to do with dance is second to none! She is so helpful and has a wonderful manner with my daughter who absolutely loves going in to the shop whenever we need supplies. I simply wouldn’t go anywhere else. Thank you Helen!— Sarah Stewart

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you learn to dance without a partner?

Yes, many dance styles are learned solo or in groups where partners rotate, so you do not need to bring anyone. A local class can point you in the right direction.

What should I wear to a beginner dance class?

Comfortable, flexible clothing and appropriate footwear for the style, which the shop can help you choose. Staff here are well placed to advise on the right shoes for a beginner.

How much does a dance class usually cost?

That depends on the school and format rather than the shop, so it is best to ask the class provider directly. Costs vary between one-off sessions and block bookings.

Which dance is best for beginners?

It depends what you enjoy, though styles like ballet for children or social dances for adults are popular starting points. The right footwear makes any beginning easier.

What is the best dance to start as an adult?

Adults often begin with a social or fitness-based style that fits their goals, and a friendly local class is the best way to try one. Comfortable, well-fitted shoes help from day one.

Is dancing good for heart failure?

Light activity suits many people, but anyone with a heart condition should seek medical advice before starting. A doctor can advise on safe levels of exertion.

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