We want to say a big congratulations to everyone who took part in the Regency Dance Awards Online competition and a big thank you to everyone who took part in our free workshop.

The daffodils are blooming, the days are getting longer, and the end of lockdown is in sight! To help you get a spring in your step, we have put together the following timetable with key information about re-opening the doors of the Regency Ballroom! 

Following the announcement from Boris Johnson last Monday, we are hoping to be able to re-open for Private Tuition and private practices from 12th April 2021. This will be dependant on government guidelines.

The Tango often stands out from the other Ballroom dances due to its passionate, flirtatious style and sharp staccato movements.  It is easily identifiable in films and tv shows that often exaggerate these characteristics to create drama and anticipation between the characters. 

Have you ever watched a dancer and thought how good they look, even when they are dancing basic steps? Have you ever wondered why your dancing never seems to feel ‘easy’ whilst others make it look effortless? The answer usually comes down to an understanding of good technique. 

The word “Technique” is often seen as an intimidating word when mentioned to most social dancers. The belief is that technique is “not relevant to my goals” and is “only for competitors, looking to become champions”. Although it is true that we study dance technique to enhance our performance, there are many reasons you should improve your technique.