No more entry requirements

In light of recent government updates and lifting of restrictions, you no longer need to show proof of negative lateral flow test or a covid passport to attend our classes or freestyles.

Of course you may still wish to continue testing yourself, however we are no longer asking to see proof of this on the door.

We are instead asking you to act responsibly; please do not attend if you are unwell, or if you think you may have covid etc. Please consider your fellow dancers.

  Keep your hands clean

Please make regular use of hand sanitiser throughout the session, and wash your hands thoroughly after each trip to the bathroom.

Please do NOT attend if you:
  • are feeling unwell;
  • have covid symptoms, such as a high temperature, continuous cough, or loss or change to your sense of smell or taste.

Remember that we reserve the right to refuse admission or ask you to leave.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes of course, at least until you feel more confident to dance with others. Others may choose to follow our usual format of rotating partners.

No. We endeavour to keep numbers to sensible levels in our venues but we rarely need to turn anyone away.

Yes. You may also wish to bring your own. We strongly recommend frequent hand sanitising or washing throughout the session.

It's no longer mandatory, so you don't have to, but you may if you wish. Dancing is a form of physical exercise so be aware that mask-wearing may affect your breathing.

A Cautious Return To Normality

We are so excited to be able return to the dance floor after such a long time. We will do what we can ensure our events are as safe and accessible as they can be for our customers and crew. However, there is now an unavoidable element of risk when it comes to attending a dance night, much like other social engagements where humans are in close proximity, like a pub, nightclub or restaurant. We will continue to follow Government guidance to help minimise this risk. The wellbeing of our customers and crew is at the forefront of all our decisions.

As individuals we all have different personal circumstances and therefore different views about returning to normal. Some of us will want to return immediately, while some may wish to wait a bit longer. Some will be raring to go, others will be more anxious. Some will prefer to dance only with friends, some will want to rotate partners. Please be understanding of other peoples choices. Please be polite.