3 x Ballroom Dancing Lessons (London)

It doesn't matter whether or not you have danced a step in your life. We have classes to cater for absolute beginners as well as intermediates. But with our professional partners and expert tuition, we do not think you will remain a beginner for very long!

With the guidance of our top instructors, our clients learn Ballroom Dancing quickly and correctly. What is more, with our team of professional dancers on hand, you can dance with a professional partner for the duration of every lesson. In our experience, this is how we get great results for our clients, and fast!

If you would like to dance with one of our team of partners, you can do so for an additional fee of £10 per lesson.

We have 4 central London locations available for the classes, please contact the Go Vouchers team on 0845 481 0880 for more information.

Each class lasts for 1 hour

Ballroom Dancing encourporates a veriety of dance styles

Foxtrot:

The classic "Big Band" dance in 4/4 time, the playful and smooth social Foxtrot is one of the most popular social dances, and one of the easiest to learn. The dance originated in 1913, when Harry Fox performed a little trot across a New York stage. The Foxtrot is deceiving, because it is easy and enjoyed for its ease of movement and smooth style, but can also be one of the most difficult dances to do at the higher levels and becomes the Slow Foxtrot.

Tango:

Tango is known as the Argentine dance of love. This dance originated in the bordellos of Buenos Aires, Argentina and is done in a slightly different manner to the other dances. Tango tells the story of a flirtatious and passionate affair through smooth stalking walks, sensual close encounters, stylized poses and sharp staccato lines. Argentine Tango This is an intricate mixing of legs and feet, with the partners in a more intimate embrace. This dance can be danced in very small spaces such as a nightclub dance-floor.

Viennese Waltz:

The Viennese Waltz is a fast Waltz that originated in Austria several hundred years ago with composers such Johann Strauss and Joseph Lanner. In the middle of the 20th century the German, Paul Krebs choreographed the Viennese Waltz style in which we dance today. The exhilarating swoops and whirls make this dance feel like flying, and make it a favorite for Hollywood movies. Waltz The 1-2-3 of the Waltz is what most people associate with Ballroom Dancing. This dance appeared in Bohemia, Austria, Bavaria and various parts of Europe in the late 1700's. This new style (for its day) was shockingly different, but is now known as the mother of our contemporary social dances. Its rise and fall and flowing patterns make this gentle dance very romantic.

Quickstep: The Quickstep is a very quick and lively dance, and includes many hops, skips and kicks. The dance began as a quick version of Foxtrot mixed with some Charleston influences. Because of the similarity of their music, many of the basic patterns of Quickstep are shared with Foxtrot.

This voucher is valid for 12 months.

Once the first lesson has been booked in, the customer must take their 3 lessons within 1 month from the first class -this is to experience the full effect of the classes. If a customer is ill or has an emergency this time frame can be amended.

Each class lasts for 1 hour

If you would like to dance with one of our team of partners, you can do so for an additional fee of £10 per lesson.

Please wear gym clothes and leather soled dance shoes so as not to mark the floor.