For any of our classes, we advise that you wear something comfortable that you can move in, such as jogging bottoms, a t-shirt, and a hoodie. We will either dance in shoes or bare feet so wear a comfortable pair of trainers. (remember to bring a bottle of water)

On our shop page which can be found at the top of the page, you complete a pre-order purchase. We wait for a quantity of 10 orders before purchasing a bulk order. This is inline with our environmental policies. No order will be held for over 3 weeks.

Yes! We’re launching new Family Dance Classes for children aged 6–12 and their parents or guardians. Two sessions run at the same time, one for the kids and one for the grown-ups, so nobody has to sit and wait. They’re relaxed, fun movement sessions with no experience needed, and now and then we’ll bring both groups together to create dance pieces as a family.

Dates, locations, times and pricing will be announced soon. Join our waiting list to be the first to hear by messaging us on social media, emailing us, or getting in touch through our website.

We perform all over Northumberland in village halls, community centres and theatres like Alnwick Playhouse. To keep up to date on where we are performing next, you can subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media.

Yes, of course. You are very welcome to come to our class. They are very relaxed with Charlie teaching, and you can come along for a trial to see if it is something you would like to do first. If you have any queries, do not hesitate to ask us.

We teach contemporary dance. This is sometimes tricky to explain! But it is a style of interpretive dance that embraces innovation & blends techniques from various genres such as ballet & modern. It is a wonderful way to express your feelings and emotions by taking some time just for you.

Yes we can! We deliver bespoke dance school workshops for each individual school. If you are currently working on a certain theme, we can create a workshop around it. If you would like us to create a small dance performance with your pupils, we can also do this. If you would like to learn more about how we can deliver a dance workshop to your school, send us an email or give us a call.

When we started the company we discussed how dance can be used as a metaphor as it's defined as "A thing that is representative or symbolic of something else".

Charlie, one of our directors, is also severely dyslexic, and he finds reading words that sound the way they look much easier to read! So we settled with Meta4 - spoken (met-a-for).