What ages does Dance Infinity Performing Arts teach?

The weekly timetable runs from Starlet classes (ages 3-5) to Senior classes (14-18), with Mini (6-8), Petite (9-11) and Junior (12-14) in between. The studio also mentions two-year-olds and adults - ask the provider which classes are currently running for those ages.

What dance styles are on offer?

Ballet (including RAD grade exam classes), jazz, contemporary, lyrical, commercial, ballroom, musical theatre, cheerleading, aerial silk, Acrobatic Arts and turns, leaps and jumps technique, with tap in the combined classes for younger children.

Can we try a class before joining?

Yes - the studio offers a free trial class. Request it through the form on the website or the schedule page; no dance experience is needed.

What should my child bring to the first class?

Comfy clothes, plus dance shoes if they already have them; otherwise clean trainers or socks are fine. Arrive about 10 minutes early.

How much do classes cost?

Ask the provider - fees aren't published on the website.

Where is the studio and when are classes?

At Gargash Design House in Al Sufouh 1, with parking included. Classes run Tuesday to Saturday: weekday classes from 4:30pm, Friday from 12:30pm and Saturday from 9am.

Dance Infinity Performing Arts

Dance

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Al Sufouh

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Dance Infinity Performing Arts is a dance studio at Gargash Design House in Al Sufouh 1, founded in 2017 by Shanon Beebe-Farsakh, a US-trained dancer and choreographer. The weekly timetable is split into levels by age - Starlet (3-5), Mini (6-8), Petite (9-11), Junior (12-14) and Senior (14-18) - with ballet, jazz, contemporary, lyrical, commercial, ballroom, musical theatre, cheerleading, aerial silk and Acrobatic Arts classes, and tap within the combined classes for younger children. Ballet students can work towards Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) grade exams, and there is an invite-only Performing Group Academy for dancers who want to compete. Classes run Tuesday to Saturday, no dance experience is needed, and new families can book a free trial class first. It's a women-owned studio that suits a family looking for one place that can take a child from first steps in a Starlet class right through to exam and performance work as a teenager.

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The activity

Dance, explained

Dance classes give kids a structured way to build rhythm, flexibility, balance and confidence while trying different styles - ballet, jazz, contemporary, commercial, ballroom, acrobatics and more. A typical class mixes a warm-up, technique drills and learning a short routine, and many studios work towards performances. Children often start with a playful combined class from around age 3, in small groups split by age and ability. Older kids who want to go further can move into graded ballet exams or a competition team, while others simply dance for fun and fitness each week.

Who it's for

Children from age 3 to 18 on the weekly timetable, grouped as Starlet (3-5), Mini (6-8), Petite (9-11), Junior (12-14) and Senior (14-18); some classes use their own bands, such as Mini Combo (5-7) and Cheerleading (6-18). Complete beginners are welcome - no prior experience is needed. The studio also says it teaches from age two to adults, but the published timetable lists no under-3 or adult classes, so ask the provider about those. Nothing is published on special needs provision - ask the provider.

What to expect

Book a free trial class through the website's form or the schedule page, telling the studio a little about your child so staff can suggest the right class. No dance experience is needed. For the first class, children just need comfy clothes; if they already have dance shoes for the style, bring them, otherwise clean trainers or socks are fine. The studio asks families to arrive about 10 minutes before a trial class, and parking is included at Gargash Design House. Classes are mostly an hour long. Uniform, fees and the terms after the trial aren't published - ask the provider.

Highlights

Age-based levels from Starlet (3-5) to Senior (14-18) (dance-infinity.com)
Ballet, jazz, contemporary, lyrical, commercial, ballroom, musical theatre, cheerleading, aerial silk and Acrobatic Arts on the weekly timetable (dance-infinity.com)
Royal Academy of Dance ballet grade exam classes (dance-infinity.com)
Invite-only Performing Group Academy for competitive dancers (dance-infinity.com)
Free trial class, no experience needed (dance-infinity.com)
Women-owned studio, founded in 2017 (Google listing; dance-infinity.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Dance Infinity has 4.5 on Google from 35 reviews: 29 are five-star, 2 are four-star, 1 is two-star and 3 are one-star.

The facts

Ages: 3-18 on the weekly timetable
Starlet: 3-5
Mini: 6-8
Petite: 9-11
Junior: 12-14
Senior: 14-18
(dance-infinity.com)
Prices: Ask the provider
Schedule: Tuesday to Saturday. Classes run roughly 4:30pm-9pm Tuesday to Thursday, 12:30pm-6:45pm Friday and 9am-2:30pm Saturday; times vary by level and style (dance-infinity.com/schedule)
Trial: Free trial class, requested via the website form or schedule page (dance-infinity.com)
Where: Gargash Design House, First Floor Unit 102B, Al Sufouh 1, Dubai
How to book: dance-infinity.com/contact · +971 52 888 6936 · [email protected]
Opening hours: MonClosed
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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Parking is included at Gargash Design House (dance-infinity.com)
Arrive about 10 minutes before a trial class (dance-infinity.com)
First class: comfy clothes, and dance shoes if you have them - otherwise clean trainers or socks (dance-infinity.com)
Studios have Harlequin sprung dance floors (dance-infinity.com)
No classes on Sundays or Mondays (dance-infinity.com)