Dancing Schools & Venues in Australia

2,496 dancing schools & venues across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.

Showing 141–160 of 2,496

Dance101
Melbourne

Dance101

By appointment only · Bentleigh East · VIC 3165

We offer high quality group and private dance classes. Check out our website for all the latest details. Dance101 is proud to announce that the café is now open. Fresh Coffee every morning till the…

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Ocean Studios SA
Adelaide

Ocean Studios SA

By appointment only · Moana · SA 5169

Welcome to our STUDIOS! We offer: - *** European Boogie Woogie Swing Dance*** - Dance demos for all occasions - Social dance classes: Ballroom and Latin - Zumba Fitness dancing - Wedding Dance…

Canberra School of Dancing
Canberra

Canberra School of Dancing

By appointment only · Weston Creek · ACT 2611

The Canberra School of Dancing offers dance tuition in the Latin, Ballroom and New Vogue dance styles for children from the age of 4 years right through to the more mature-aged adult. The school…

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Stans Dancing
Perth

Stans Dancing

By appointment only · Melville · WA 6156

Learn to Social Dance. Melville WA. Starts July 29, 2019. Learn Jive, Waltz, Rumba, Tango, Samba and other useful dances for social events. A fun, easy, and very well structured course that is…

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Dream Feet School Of Dance
Sydney

Dream Feet School Of Dance

By appointment only · Burwood · NSW 2134

At Dreamfeet we love that dancing & singing is creative and expressive. Dreamfeet is a warm, fun place for your children to help develop a sense of community, belonging, and make life long…

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Alan And Pat Ballroom Dance Studios
Brisbane

Alan And Pat Ballroom Dance Studios

By appointment only · Brighton · QLD 4017

Alan And Pat Boulton Ballroom Dancing Academy in Brighton has excellent experts who can teach students ballroom dancing in an effortless manner. The critical postures of ballroom dancing are…

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22tango
Brisbane

22tango

By appointment only · Carindale · QLD 4152

Wedding Dance is my speciality! Your first dance is a special moment of joy and celebration that will be a lifetime memory. It's a time when you will be centre stage and many eyes will be on you. My…

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Famous Performing Arts
Sydney

Famous Performing Arts

By appointment only · Thornleigh · NSW 2120

“Famous Performing Arts” offers Private Vocal coaching, Group Singing lessons, Musical Theatre and Jazz Dance classes for all ages and levels of ability in Thornleigh (Hornsby area). We believe…

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Just Add Dance Entertainment Studio
Melbourne

Just Add Dance Entertainment Studio

By appointment only · Langwarrin · VIC 3910

Welcome to Just Add Dance Entertainment Studio It all began with a little girls dream. ?Like Martha, a pioneering Contemporary dance artist who paved the way for many like me, I believe that dance is…

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User guide to Dancing Schools & Venues

Dance schools are institutions where dance is taught to the students. Dance schools have dance studios where the students learn or rehearse dance techniques from certified dance instructors. Dance schools in Australia have produced many professional dancers in different dance styles.

A dance school is an institution where different styles of dance such as ballet, jazz, hip hop, and contemporary are learned and perfected. Dance schools have sprung flooring which provides a degree of flexibility to absorb the impact of intensive jump exercises and to promote good health and safety. One common feature of a dance school is the presence of a barre in every studio. It is a stationary handrail that is used for ballet warm up exercises. Another common feature is mirrors on the walls of the studio.
Music is a vital part of learning in dance schools and almost all have their own sound systems for playing music. Most professional dance schools have their own piano for musical accompaniment for all dance classes.
The Register of Cultural Organisations under the Office of the Arts of the Australian Government assists qualifying bodies such as dance schools to attract support and strengthen the nations cultural life. Some dance schools receive tax deductable donations from private sectors for their activities and theatrical work.

The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations is the government agency that leads the country's education and workplace training as well as transition to work. It collaborates with the different government agencies with the states and territories to provide easy access to educational services and support programs to the Australian people. It also aims to increase workforce participation and promote fair work practices in Australia.

Tips for choosing a good dance school

  • Visit a dance school in person and do not rely on internet searches. Try to set an appointment with the school staff and observe their classes as well as their facilities. This would give you a good idea of how much care they put on developing relationships with their students through their dance classes.
  • A good dance school will have a structured program for each level and some form of evaluation to see if the students have attained the skills needed to move to the next level.
  • A good dance school will establish the student's proper technique first and foremost before devoting their time preparing for the annual school recital or other competitions.
  • A good dance school will have qualified teachers and instructors to assist in the growth and development of their students. They should be able to expand the students abilities and challenge self-awareness.
  • Special flooring is essential to minimizing the risk of injury on the dance floor. The studio should always use sprung flooring that is well-cushioned and non-slip.
  • The costs of learning in a dance school should be made available to you before enrolling. Try to compare the costs of different ballet schools. Do not always choose the cheapest program available since it does not always equate to a positive outcome.