Leave the tap shoes and fancy footwork worries behind. This introduction to tap dance is perfect for anyone seeking the rhythmic joy of lively and empowering movements.

Afro Fusion mixes African dance styles with Western dance styles. The movement is often inspired by popular music and the rhythms of African music.

Ballet has a formalised set of steps and precise movements encouraging alignment, coordination and flow throughout the body. Classical ballet features both graceful and powerful movements.

Commercial dance draws influences from lots of different styles including street dance, jazz, hip hop and contemporary. It refers to the type of dance often seen in music videos and Broadway.

Vogue originates from the ballroom culture of New York’s Harlem drag and pageant circuit, which goes back to the 1960s and was pioneered by African American and Latinx trans women, drag queens and other LGBTQ+ communities. This dance includes fashion poses, floor performance, and shapes created by the arms and hands.

Breaking is a form of hip hop dance that includes acrobatics, freezes, floor moves, fast footwork and ‘power moves’. It grew from the African American and Latino communities, rooted in the funk, soul, R&B and disco music of the 1970s but has been adapted to many musical genres.

Contemporary dance is an art form that encourages creative freedom and artistic expression. It’s an interpretative style that can sometimes focus on conveying a feeling, a mood or an abstract concept.

With its origins in Gypsy culture of southern Spain, flamenco is a deeply passionate dance style, known for its hand clapping (palmas) and foot stamping (zapateado), with live singers and Spanish guitar often accompanying the dancers.

Kathak is a North Indian classical dance form that is rooted in the ancient art of storytelling in temples by bards, called Kathakars. It is often performed to percussion or string instruments.