Style of dances taught.................

Bollywood: 

Bollywood is derived and evolved from the Indian Film Industry and the style of dance is versatile. It includes partner or individual or group work. Bollywood music has been changing from time to time and has allowed the dance styles to be freely expressed in their own way.

Bhangra:   

Bhangra dance is ever popular and has been originated from North India – Punjab. Punjabi dance music is traditionally performed during harvest festivals and weddings, characterized by the beating of a large, two-headed drum. A popular style of music combining traditional bhangra drumming with modern Western instruments and rhythms. Like Bollywood, Bhangra shows versility in dance movements. This dance music and style is very popular in UK.

Classical Kathak Fusion:

Kathak is a classical style of dance originated from North India. Its name comes from katha meaning story and it originates from the kathaks or storytellers who used to give religious and moral instruction in narrative form. Music, mime, and dance became important features of their technique and when this mingled with the decorative dance styles introduced by the Moguls (14th-17th centuries). Classical fusion would be dancing to Bollywood songs but incorporating a mix for all styles into this one style.........

Bollywood Street and Hip hop:

Fun, Exciting, Energetic and Funky moves which are choreographed to go with any Bollywood song. These styles have heavily influenced Commercial music and TV industry, Music videos and Performances.