Contemporary & Lyrical Classes in London

At Dakodas, our Contemporary & Modern Dance classes in London welcome dancers of all abilities who want to explore movement, creativity and self-expression. Combining contemporary choreography with elements of modern dance technique, classes include warm-ups, floorwork, improvisation and structured routines that help develop strength, flexibility, coordination and musicality.

In our supportive and inclusive environment, students build confidence while learning how to express emotion and tell stories through movement. Whether your child is beginning their dance journey or looking to build on existing experience, our teachers provide age-appropriate instruction that encourages both artistic development and physical well-being.

Contemporary dance gives young performers the opportunity to explore their creativity, develop technique and discover their own style while experiencing the joy of movement.

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Contemporary & Lyrical Classes in Action

Watch our classes and get a taste of what it means to be part of Dakodas.

  • Performance Showcase

    Lyrical & Contemporary from our latest show.

FAQs

Do you offer contemporary dance classes near me?

Yes! We offer Contemporary, Lyrical & Modern Dance classes in Chelsea and Knightsbridge, perfect for families searching for “contemporary dance classes near me.”
What is the difference between contemporary and modern dance?

Modern dance emphasizes torso use and expressive movements, while contemporary blends modern, ballet, improvisation, and innovative techniques for a creative, fluid style
What age groups can join contemporary dance?

We welcome children and adults in separate groups, ensuring classes are tailored to age and ability—with kids from 11+

Can my child combine contemporary with other styles?

Definitely—many dancers combine contemporary with ballet, acro, or street dance to enhance their creativity and technical range.
How often should my child attend class?

Once a week is a great start; for those wishing to deepen their practice, we offer additional weekly options visible on our timetable.
What should dancers wear to class?

Comfortable, flexible clothing—like leggings and fitted tops—and bare feet or flexible footwear are best. Hair tied back for safety and focus.