I have been there a number of times, mainly for shows organised by local dancing schools or theatre…read moreclubs. The King's Lynn Arts Centre is in a nice setting, near the river Ouse. Inside it feels like a small town theatre - sort of cosy. The seats are comfortable and the shows I have seen have been good. From time to time they also show movies - normally the sort you cannot see in chain cinemas so well worth looking out for.

I go to the dance school. i loveee it. we take gradings and have done 2 shows in the past 4 year we…read morehave been open. i have attend two dance school in lincolnshire and this has been so much better than my last one. anyone who like hip/hop/street, Ballet, or tap/modern there is different classes for all of these. there are also private lessons.xx

This is a really good dance school offering Ballroom, Latin and Sequence dancing for all ages and…read moreabilities. You get quality teaching together with fun and friendly classes. There are Beginners, Improvers, Intermediate and Advanced social classes. You can also train for Medals tests and Professional Training to become a dance teacher. The owner is qualified to Fellowship & Examiner level.

Janina is an excellent dance teacher who make her classes fun. Whilst we are continually learning…read morenew things she ensures that we also revise previous work so that we have the confidence to try what we have learned when out socially. We attend the class in the Parkwat Club Peterborough and parking is really easy and the hall is very good. Thoroughly recommended.

This dance school is situated on the busy Newmarket Road that leads into the city centre. There is…read morevery little parking and it can be difficult to find somewhere. My daughter attended pre-primary ballet lessons here on a Saturday for about a year when she was 3. The building itself is an old house and so it is quite higgledy piggledy with narrow staircases. Trying to go in and upstairs while a class that had just finished was coming down to go out was slightly chaotic. Very cramped upstairs and difficult to get your child changed. The lessons themselves I think were fine and I loved the fact that they had a pianist accompany them. Parents are not allowed to stay and watch which I think is a shame at this age, but I appreciate they don't want the children distracted. I was not sorry that my daughter wanted to give up ballet after about a year, not because I think it is a bad school in any way, just simply because of the logistical difficulties of parking and space.

I found this an excellent school for drama classes for my kids, they also provide singing classes…read moreand dance classes at their venue in cambridge (Coleridge Community College). My daughter's confidence has grown through attending these drama classes. Highly recommend to anyone looking for theatre arts in cambridge. My daughter started with their Summer Holiday Camp in Cambridge and loved it: http://www.stagecoach.co.uk/cambridge/holiday-camps.html