Sixties a Go-Go!
We'll do the twist the stomp, the mashed potato too...!
This is an upbeat, high energy dance class with a twist, using classic 60's dance crazes and Go-Go moves to get your heart pumping and endorphins flowing. Alongside 'dance along' routines, where we build and layer choreography as we go, we also learn more choreographed routines, which we break down and progress over the term.
With an emphasis on fun and inclusivity, we're here to bring some groovy Go-Go vibes into life - enthusiasm and a sense of humour are all that is required!
Set to a soundtrack of fabulous, feel good music, you'll not only leave each class feeling like you've had some 'accidental exercise', you'll also have a whole new set of moves ready to take onto any dance floor!
Click HERE to hear a Sixties a Go-Go! playlist - look out for our signature D.I.S.C.O. Cool Down and Northern Soul stretch!
Classes...
*NEW TERM* week beginning 9th September
Tuesday 7.10 pm- 8.00 pm, Cuthbert House,
S2 4QP
Wednesday 8.10 pm - 9.00 pm, Christ Church Walkley,
S6 2NW
Friday 10.50 am- 11.40 pm, the Church of the Nazarene,
S2 3BB
*PLUS* Weekly tutorial videos On Demand
Each Course Includes...
A guaranteed space at each weekly in-person class, and the chance to swap to a different session that week if you ever need to (subject to venue capacity)
Weekly tutorial videos on-demand, which include detailed break downs of each week’s choreography, run throughs of the dances with music, featured Jazz Steps and other bonuses from the Charleston a Go-Go archives
Priority booking and discounts on ‘Charleston a Go-Go!’ one-off workshops
Access to our private Faceboook group, where I share inspiration, updates about classes and things I think will make you smile. It's also a place to connect to other people in class, and to set up theatre trips and social events
The opportunity to join the Charleston a Go-Go Shakers performance group, who have previously danced at events including Party Like Gatsby, Chance to Dance, and Crich Roaring Twenties/ Sounds of the Sixties weekends
