Dance This Way Exeter

I just can't believe that we are now into June and I have not been keeping everyone informed with our website blogs! Hopefully now that the website is fully up to date with all our new class times I can make sure that you get a regular blog about our classes and what we are getting up to! A lot of changes here at DTWE and the biggest was the decision to finish our class at the Victory Hall in Whimple. We loved our lessons at Whimple and the class included our youngest student

Come and join our Wednesday morning group to celebrate Dance TW Exeter's 2nd Anniversary. With live music from Martin Tuckett and a great programme of Ballroom and Sequence dancing. Cost £6.50 to include Tea/Coffee & Biscuits If you fancy starting Ballroom dancing then come along and chat to others and let them tell you about our classes and see how well they are learning new steps and new dances every week. You do not need any previous dance experience to start and although

September at Newton St Cyres saw our first couple, Phil & Rosie Hill collect their 1st year certificate. It's hard to beleive that Dance TW Exeter have now been at Newton for a year and this was the third class to start in the Exeter area. Phil & Rosie are now dancing confidently in Waltz, Quickstep, Cha Cha and Rumba. They have also learnt a few of the more popular Sequence dances. If you live in the Newton St Cyres or surrounding area's come along on a Thursday evening and

The Foxtrot was the most significant development in all of ballroom dancing. The combination of quick and slow steps permits more flexibility and gives much greater dancing pleasure than the one-step and two-step which it has replaced. There is more variety in the fox-trot than in any other dance, and in some ways it is the hardest dance to learn! The Foxtrot originated in the summer of 1914 by Vaudeville actor Harry Fox. Born Arthur Carr ingford in Pomona, California, in 188

I really just had to thank all the Ballroom dancers at Whimple for a great class last night. It was a great time to introduce a new dance and especially the Jive! It is always exciting to start a new dance to see the reaction and Whimple you did us proud and we hope you enjoyed the class. We love to see you all laughing and having fun whilst learning and we went home feeling really satisfied that everyone had had a great evening. We even took this sneaky video of Rob & Jo who

Like a lot of people, we have just watched as Simon Rimmer and the Rev Richard Coles have been in the dance off on Strictly Come Dancing and the judges voted off the Rev Richard Coles. If you are sitting in front the TV and thinking "What does Shirley Ballas mean - Scatter Chasse's" well, we can give you the answer to this and all your questions concerning Ballroom dance terms. Dance This Way Exeter have a motto which is that even if you have never danced before, we will get

Here at Dance This Way Exeter we are very excited with news on our latest class due to start in Newton St Cyres on the 21st September 2017. The people we have met at our Pinhoe and Whimple classes are amazing, it is these people that have given Tina and myself the confidence to start our third class. If you would like to learn from scratch or refresh on your Ballroom skills we would love to meet you. The doors open at 7pm at the Parish Hall in West Town, Newton St Cyres Nr E