This is a well organised dance space with bright, airy, naturally lit studios of a variety of…read moresizes. They have Harlequin and sprung wooden floors (Heaven!), all with large mirrors (super important to correct your form while practicing) and are well maintained and clean. During the week they hold a variety of dance classes in different disciplines. Good idea to keep an eye out for their taster nights where you can try out a class before committing to a full course. Last I looked they had everything from something called Kangaroo Power to the more familiar Jazz, Burlesque, Hip Hop, Irish, Ballroom, Flamenco etc. running as evening classes. Just the ticket when you want to try something new after work; it was here that I first learnt the joy of Lindy Hop. The area isn't the best, but they have a buzzer system at the door and a security desk, so you can feel safe and that your belongings are secure while training there. There's also a bit of on street parking about, but not much so possibly better to get there on foot.

I discovered the Dance Lab with a friend last week, they offer a variety of different genres from…read moreburlesque or hip hop to typical Irish dancing. The dance rooms are bright and spacious, the building is modern though not in the best neighborhood. The evening class schedules are practical for 9 to 5 workers, I definitely recommend the Dance Lab.

Best Zumba classes in Dublin! Loud music, loads of fun while burning calories and the instructor…read more(Adrian) transmits a lot of positive energy. 100% recommended!

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Arianna is the best ballet teacher I've ever had, hands down. I went to her Saturday class…read morereligiously for 5 years, and I loved every minute of it. She's strict yet gentle and always encouraging, and she's created a real community who's loyal to her classes. Classes are 90 minutes and €15, and Arianna makes sure you get your money's worth. There's about an hour of barre work and then half an hour of a floor routine and then (time permitting) exercises down the floor ie turns, a combo etc. Then, of course, you always end with (the dreaded) jumps. It's a really good workout, and I'm always sore for at least 2 days after. I'm only sad I can't go anymore, since I've moved away. Thanks Arianna for reminding me how much I love ballet!

I found this studio through meetup.com, I went to the Saturday class and enjoyed it…read more The studio is in the Temple Lane Studios, in the basement. It's a very cool venue, like a Hard Rock Cafe, full of music memorabilia like guitars, autographs, record, costumes, etc. Very cool place for a ballet studio. The class is for adults (25+) and caters for a drop-in class. Arianna pays attention to all of her students, new or not. She focuses on your technique, posture and movements, and answers doubts about exercises. She's also strict, as a good ballet teacher should be, which helps so much with improving technique. It's also a demanding class, giving the class a very professional feeling. It's a fantastic workout, the music is beautiful and the studio is well designed for dancing. The class is 60mins, mostly barre and at the end center work and always finishing with an adagio. Great find and highly recommended

I take Polynesian dance classes there with Hinatea from Tamure Dublin, and it's just awesome…read more They offer many dance classes, from Polynesian to Hip-Hop, from Bellydance to Zumba, Burlesque, Ballet (icluding Ballet for adult beginners or children). They recently added Surf Fit, which i am totally willing to try. The room sizes are very variable, so if you want to host a dance class, you have options depending on the size of your audience. Also, there is heating available in the classes, which is great when you have a class in winter. If you require help (the sound system is not working, for instance) you ask for help downstairs or at the bar next door, as they are managed by the same people. It's a nice place where artists such as the Riverdance crew come to rehearse, or where pop stars come to practice before their show in the O2 just nearby.

After searching for the perfect dance studio for our rehearsals, we finally decided upon Liffey…read moreTrust studios. The studio looks brand new and is well equipped with a sound system. What I found extremely helpful is the car park facilities at 1 euro per hour, very important in the inner city. And there is the Green Room Bar adjoining the building if you want a soda after your dance beats.

Can't wait to start again, great fun plus you use muscles that you didn't know about,great for getn…read morein shape, but its a bit hard& sore as your gona have bruises from the pole, but bit of craic too &50e for 6wks is great *pole dancing classes review there in the same building * but couldn't find it

Zumba (pronounced Zoom -ba) is an invigorating fusion of dance moves and aerobics set to Latin…read moremusic. I can't tell you how much fun it is, you just have to experience it for yourself. Dance experience (or talent) is not necessary and it is suitable for all fitness levels. If you like to dance (even if you don't think you're good at it) and/or enjoy Latin music, but hate to "exercise", you will love Zumba. Classes are held in the gym on the second floor at 6 PM on Monday and 6 PM and 7 PM on Wednesdays. The instructors are excellent and worthy of 5 stars. The venue is large but very worn. Drop-in charge for an individual class is currently 10 euros. (You can also buy a pass or membership card for a discount on multiple classes.) Wear gym clothes and shoes and bring a towel and water. It will make you sweat! But it will also make you smile.

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The studio is conveniently located right on Dame Street. It can a bit hard to find, but there is…read morealways someone to answer the phone and give you directions. I took their intermediate adult ballet class and was very satisfied. The studio is quite small, which accommodates 5-6 students tops. This means a very personalized class. The teacher is very good too. This means she will pay attention to your technique and push and pull and bend and stretch and move and yes, muscle soreness will ensue but that's just another way of your muscles thanking you, isn't it? Because of the small size, the teacher gets to know you and what areas you need to work on. I was unaware I can't do a correct side port de bras without twisting my shoulder. The class is made up of mid 20s - 40+ both male and female. The one thing that could be better would be to have mirrors under the bars to see your footwork, but other than that I am one happy dancer here!

I've been to this studio a couple of times - once for a Zumba class I saw on meetup, and yesterday…read morefor a ballet class with Veronika. It's a small space in the dodgy part of portobello, right next to the food co-op. You enter the building and go up one flight of stairs, and to my knowledge there's only one studio. It's a strange space, with a long narrow room and not exactly suited to Zumba sized crowds, but I LOVED my experience at ballet last night. Veronika is great, really detail oriented and focused on getting everyone to learn with proper technique. I wish she was around when I was learning ballet the first time around! The class is 85% barre work, with the other 15% across the floor (ie jetes, Shanay turns) and a brief floor combo at the end. I thought it was suitable for beginners and improvers, and at €15 for 90 minutes I think you really get your money's worth. Veronika is strict (as you would hope with a ballet teacher) but keeps class fun and is really encouraging. Found my new Wednesday night spot :)