We offer instruction in two principal dance forms: street and Roma dance. Street dance, a major focus of our programme, is an umbrella term for a range of dynamic, urban styles such as Breaking (B-boying), Popping, Locking, Hip Hop (new style), House Dance, Waacking, Voguing, and Krumping. Each of these styles is shaped by its own unique cultural background, traditions, and musical influences, often emerging from distinct communities and historical contexts.

In addition, we teach Roma dance forms, which reflect the rich diversity of Roma communities across different regions. These dances are characterised by expressive movements, including shoulder shimmies, complex footwork, and sweeping arm gestures. Notable examples include Spanish Flamenco, Hungarian Čardaš, and Russian Romani dance.