Dance Factory

I would not recommend this dance school on the basis of their very strict terms and conditions. Deciding to leave is a costly process unless you leave at the end of their invoicing month or at the end of June. For example if your child decided on the 2^nd week of the month dancing wasn’t for them you would have to pay until the end of that month plus another full month! Shocking I’m my opinion. Employers expect less from staff so for a dance school to treat parents of children this way, I find it poor!

I used to go to dance classes when I was younger, but I guess when you’re young you don’t take anything seriously and would much rather be running around with your friends. I gave up dancing when I was around 12 and I’ve regretted it ever since. I have so many friends who are always in dance shows and whenever I go to see them I wish I could be in them too! But I think I’m too old now to train to do any serious dancing.
A couple of years ago I found Dance Factory and as they have a huge range of adult classes from beginners to advanced learners I decided to give it a shot. I went to the Hip Hop classes on a Thursday night and I had so much fun! There was a huge age range from 17 right up to about late 30’s, so I didn’t feel silly going. The teacher is so nice and the routines were always fab as was the music.
The classes are £5.50 each and last for around an hour, you just pay per lesson which is great because you can fit it around a busy schedule as if you can’t go one night it’s no big deal as you haven’t payed a hefty subscription fee.
In addition to Hip Hop classes, they also have, Jazz, Ballet, Belly Dancing and Dance Gymnastics.
I haven’t been to the Dance Factory for a while but I’m definitely going to go back soon, it’s a fun way to keep fit and I always left feeling really happy. So whether you’re a total beginner or more experienced and just want to get back into dancing again then this is the place for you!