Private Dance Instruction
Private Dance Lessons for One or Two People
- Accelerate your learning more than twice as fast as in group
dance classes
- Focus only on the dances you want to learn
- Perfect for wedding dance preparation; bring your wedding
song.
- Tailored to your level - Create a personal plan: one lesson
or several
- Convenient to your schedule
- Complete personal attention
- Nightclub dancing (freestyle)
instruction available for folks who feel awkward dancing
in club and party settings; (see description by clicking link
and scrolling down.)
- With our discounted rates for multiple lessons plus our 20
years experience, we are one of the best deals in town.
Fees for Private Dance Instruction
(Current Students Discount: Couples
currently enrolled in our group dance classes will receive $5
discount per private lesson hour; individuals' hours are already
discounted.)
Please give us 48 hours notice if you need to
cancel a lesson, in order to avoid paying for the lesson.
- One hour of dance instruction:
$70 per individual
$80 per couple ($75 current OUT to Dance students)
- 1 1/2 hours of dance instruction: $105 per
individual
$120 per couple ($110 current OUT to Dance students)
- Three hours of dance instruction:
$195 per individual, ($65 per lesson)
$225 per couple ($75 per lesson)
- Five hours of dance instruction:
$295 per individual, ($59 per lesson)
$350 per couple ($70 per lesson)
Dance Immersion Program
(Ten or Twenty Hours of Dance Instruction) See Details for Dance
Immersion
- Ten hours of dance instruction:
$540 per individual, ($54 per lesson)
$650 per couple ($65 per lesson)
- Twenty hours of dance instruction:
$1,250 per couple or $1,050 per individual
See also our Semi-Private
Dance Lessons page for private lessons for three or more
people.
Semi-Private Dance Lessons for Three Or More Dancers:
See our Semi-Private
Lesson Page.
Private Lessons For Wedding Dances
How many lessons will you need? It widely varies
as to the number of lessons couples decide they need in order
to feel comfortable and look good for their first dance. If the
dance is a very slow romantic tune and that is the only song or
type of music you need to learn to dance to, three hours of lessons
is the average choice,
five hours would have you highly polished, and one or two hours
may potentially be enough. It depends on how polished you want
to be, and how relaxed and/or experienced you and your partner
already are when dancing together at this point in time.
What style of dance should you learn? Very slow-tempo
songs (i.e. "At Last" by Etta James) will require you
to learn a mellow slow dancing technique, sometimes called "schmooze
foxtrot". If your song is not that slow, perhaps more mid-tempo
as in "It Had to Be You" or one of the Sinatra-style
tunes, you may want to learn foxtrot, a classic ballroom dance
which is a bit more structured than slow dance/schmooze foxtrot.
(We don't recommend choreographing a "routine"; that
is tremendously time-consuming and usually ends up looking stiff
and unnatural. We won't allow you to end up dancing robotically
while moving your lips, resembling a deer in the headlights, as
your guests look on with morbid fascination. Awkward!)
Can you dance to something really different? Absolutely!
We guarantee you: if it has a beat, we can teach you to dance
to it. Your first dance is a unique expression of you, and you
need not feel obligated to fit any mold.
Student Testimonial
"We had the most wonderful time; never
having taken partner dance lessons you immediately made us feel
comfortable and excited. We had such a great time learning swing,
and as two teachers we couldn’t stop raving about what
a great teacher you are and how wonderful your style was. "
Sharon L., Braintree, MA
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Testimonials
Our two OUT to Dance studio locations, West
Roxbury and Roslindale, are within
twenty minutes of downtown Boston, Dorchester, Jamaica Plain,
Hyde Park, Brighton, Allston, Brookline, Newton, Chestnut Hill,
Dedham, Norwood, Needham, Westwood, Milton and Quincy; and within
25 to 35 minutes of Cambridge, Somerville, Arlington, Wellesley,
Natick, Waltham, Braintree, Brockton, Stoughton, Canton, Foxboro,
Weymouth and surrounding towns.
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