For private lessons or for more information, please contact:

Name: Simon Fryda

Mobile: 0402 092 900

On the chance that Simon doesnt answer his phone, he is probably invloved in private lessons at the time. Please leave a message and he will return your call.

Email: maestro@danzaloca.com

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Q:    Is there a class for beginners?
Q:    I have never danced before... etc
A:    The Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 'free class' at 7pm is ideal for you. It starts at the very beginning and is focused on getting you up and dancing. The beginners classes at 8:15 is also aimed at the absolute beginner. Saturday classes move a little faster and have a different focus, but are still suited for the beginner. We run many levels, and you get to move at your own pace, so feel comfortable that you will "fit in" and be dancing with people of similar experience!

Q:   When can I start?
A:    Now !!! We run all our classes on a casual basis, and don't commit you to a course. So, no waiting for the next "term" start or worrying if you will miss a week. Many of our students are fly-in-fly-out workers and parents and shift workers etc etc. With 4 or 5 opportunities each week for classes, just come whenever you can!

Q:    Do I need to bring a partner?
A:    No ! in all of our classes everyone gets a chance to dance with a partner. We change partners often, dancing in a big circle called a "Rueda", so on the odd occasion that the numbers are not balanced, everyone still gets involved, and you get to meet lots of people!

Q:   What should i wear?
A:    Almost anything goes. Some venues however have a dress code, so best to dress smart but casual. The night time venues require that men wear long pants, good (not ripped) jeans are OK. Dress as if you were going to a club or pub, get dressed up more if you feel like it!!!
Most importantly, wear comfortable shoes, as we will have you up and dancing for at least an hour! Ladies: best to wear shoes that hold your heel in some way.

Q:    Wait, I have more questions...
A:    Call us!