Your parents are dancers and owned a dance school in Corfu – what was that like growing up in that environment?  Obviously, my love of dance and teaching has sprung from my childhood experiences, growing up in a dance school and […] Continue reading →

Today we focus the spotlight on Beverley Maule.   Beverley has been teaching on our full-time dance college course since 2015.   She teaches Jazz and Commercial Dance and, today, shares her experience as a teacher and dance artist – […] Continue reading →

In this new series, we’re interviewing our amazing dance tutors… We’re proud to have such a wealth of experience available from some of the most highly-skilled, qualified and respected dance professionals working in the dance […] Continue reading →

This #InternationalWomensDay we want to give a huge CONGRATULATIONS to Ellie Fergusson on her win at the inaugural BBC1 The Greatest Dancer competition!! Many congratulations to Ellie Fergusson who won BBC One’s The Greatest Dancer […] Continue reading →

So, you want to go train at a professional dance school? There are so many amazing dance colleges out there, it can be hard to narrow it down to where will be best for YOU! Here are our top questions to ask when applying to dance college… […] Continue reading →

Since graduating in 2014, Maeve Foley has worked as a stunt double in an American TV series until 2017. She’s performed with Dido Entertainment, The London Cheerleaders, This Morning ITV, the KayKay Agency, Waterloo Film Studios; in […] Continue reading →

You’ve been working really hard to achieve your dream of becoming a professional dancer and now that you are months away from choosing a full-time dance college (or from being a full-fledged pro), you might be eyeing a particular dance […] Continue reading →

We’re thrilled to be hosting a new 2-day Summer Dance Intensive for 15 to 21-year-olds. Student-level classes will be led by our professional dance college tutors for serious young dancers. Participants will enjoy 3 workshops per day in: […] Continue reading →