The dances we do...

Waltz

a slow, romantic ballroom style dance which first developed in Vienna to the Strauss music of the time, and later developed into the Slow English Waltz. The most popular of our ballroom dances.

Tango

a passionate dance that originated in Argentina and is characterized by catlike walking action and staccato head movements.

Foxtrot

characterized by smooth, flowing, walking-style movements danced to lots of Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole music. Renowned as the most beautiful of the Ballroom dances.

Quickstep

a fun and lively English style ballroom dance that is characterized by fast movement, often including a variety of hops, kicks, skips, lock steps and chasses

Viennese Waltz

elegant and beautiful the Viennese Waltz is the classic waltz style seen in many movies and even Disney cartoons! As the name suggests it is linked to Vienna where the Aristocracy danced the Viennese Waltz to music by Strauss and other classical composers.

Cha Cha

an exciting, syncopated Latin dance which originated in the 1950's as a slowed-down Mambo. The Cha Cha gets its name and character from its distinct repetitive foot rhythm and is now usually danced to popular chart music.

Samba

a rhythmical Brazilian Latin dance depicting the Carnival at Rio that has been adapted for today's dancing. Samba is noted for it's distinct style of movement, which incorporates both Latin hip action and the signature "Samba Bounce".

Rumba

is the spirit and soul of Latin American music and dance. The fascinating rhythms and sexually provocative hip and body expressions, make the Rumba one of the most popular and sensuous Latin dances.

Paso Doble

a dramatic Spanish Flamenco-style march, with the man portraying the matador in a bullfight, the lady as his cape. Paso Doble is usually danced to Espana Cani, the Spanish Gypsy Dance.

Jive

a hugely popular, fast and exhilarating Latin dance originating in the 50's from the American GI's. Often danced to Rock'n'Roll music made popular by Bill Haley although now danced mainly to today's modern Jive music.classical composers.