Dance Studios in Ealing

15 top-rated studios in Ealing — ranked by rating and review volume.

Dance classes in Ealing cluster around three centres: the town centre at Ealing Broadway, the St Mary's Road corner of South Ealing, and the Acton side of the borough along the High Street and towards Hanger Lane. Ballet is the most common style, but street dance and Latin social dancing are strong too.

The list is mixed. Ealing Street Dance Academy is the most-reviewed studio in the area, Pura Nights and MS Dance run salsa and bachata, and the ballet schools include Prima School of Ballet and SA Dance. A few venues, such as Oti & Marius Dance Studio and the Northolt ballet school, sit at the edges of the borough.

Studios are ranked by Google rating weighted by the number of reviews. Filter by style below, or open the map to see which venue is nearest to your station.

Popular styles in Ealing:

Top-Rated Dance Studios in Ealing

Showing top 6 of 15 studios

Types of Dance Classes in Ealing

Ealing's studios are fewer than in central boroughs, but they cover the main family and adult styles without a trip into town:

  • Ballet — the largest group: Prima School of Ballet (Ealing), SA Dance, Innovation Dance Studios on Pitshanger Lane, Masters of Ballet Academy and Zoe Epstein Ballet School
  • Street dance — Ealing Street Dance Academy, plus CODY Studios and Luna Dance Academy on Acton High Street
  • Salsa and bachata — Pura Nights, MS Dance (Dickens Yard) and Melitta Salsa & Bachata
  • Ballroom and Latin — London Ballroom Club and Voxta Dance Club
  • Bollywood and contemporary — BollyBurn Ealing at the YMCA South Ealing, and Oti & Marius Dance Studio

Several of these teach children as well as adults: look for the "all ages" label on each profile.

Getting There and What to Expect

Ealing Broadway (Central, District and Elizabeth lines) is the nearest station for the town-centre studios. South Ealing serves the St Mary's Road venues, Ealing Common is closest to Voxta Dance Club, and Acton Main Line and Hanger Lane cover the northern and eastern edges.

  • Hall-based classes: many Ealing classes run in church halls, school halls or community buildings, so confirm the exact address and room with the studio
  • School-term schedules: children's classes may follow school terms; each studio publishes its own dates, times and fees
  • Walking times: each profile shows the nearest station and the walk from it, since a few venues are 10-15 minutes from the tube

Frequently Asked Questions

What dance styles can I learn in Ealing?

Ballet is the most common, followed by street dance, salsa and bachata. Ealing also has ballroom and Latin clubs, Bollywood and contemporary classes. The style filter above the list shows how many studios teach each one.

Which station is best for dance studios in Ealing?

Ealing Broadway is the closest for the town-centre studios. South Ealing is nearest for the St Mary's Road venues, and Acton Main Line and Hanger Lane are closest to the studios in the north and east of the borough. Each profile lists its nearest station and walking time.

Are there dance classes for children in Ealing?

Yes. Several Ealing studios are marked as welcoming all ages, including ballet and street dance schools. Check the profile of the studio you like and confirm age ranges, class days and fees with them directly.

Where can I learn salsa or bachata in Ealing?

Pura Nights Ealing, MS Dance (at Dickens Yard, near Ealing Broadway) and Melitta Salsa & Bachata all run Latin dance classes in the borough. Contact each one for its current timetable.

Dance Studios in Ealing — Map View

15 studios in Ealing.