A. Unfortunately we are not able to offer pay-as-you-go options for our classes. Our teachers and venues have to be booked in advance, and to ensure class viability, we require a termly commitment. This also aligns with the idea behind our classes; they are not just drop-in exercise classes, instead, by committing to attend a regular weekly class you will improve and progress as a dancer.

However, we do offer the opportunity for people to attend suitable alternative classes within our timetable to make up for classes that they have missed, and if you are a shift worker (e.g. NHS or airlines) please get in touch to ask about special arrangements we can offer you.

We want you to be comfortable, so please just wear something you can easily dance in (e.g. sports leggings and a T-shirt). Please do not worry about buying ballet/tap shoes before you trial, just wear socks for a ballet trial and trainers or a low-heeled boot for tap trials. We can advise you on the best place to purchase ballet/tap shoes once you enrol.

Absolutely! We have three different levels of adult ballet and tap classes; Beginners, Improver and Intermediate, as well as Silver Swans adult ballet classes for over 50s or those who prefer a gentler pace. Our conditioning and jazz classes are general level and are suitable for beginners.

If you have previous experience of ballet/tap, but are coming back to it after a long break, an Improvers level class is what we usually suggest.

Please see the pages for each dance style for more information on the different levels of class, and do get in touch if you would like advice on which level would be most suitable for you.

You can book a trial of any of our classes for just £10, which is credited against your first term's fees if you enrol with us. Our termly fees are £113 for hour-long classes, £130 for 75-minute classes, and £145 for 90-minute classes, with each term being 11 lessons. Termly fees are spread over three or four monthly payments using a secure payment system called GoCardless. This helps spread the payment for customers and the feedback is that this is highly beneficial. If you decide that you no longer wish to continue with a class, we ask for 6-weeks notice to withdraw from a class, as this enables us to plan for the following term, ensuring all the classes are viable to continue, and to book venues and teachers in advance.