GDND Academy Tap classes at The Goose Green Centre

By GDND Academy
September 12, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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GDND Academy

Posted September 12, 2014

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Posted September 12, 2014

We have a dedicated team of staff who are trained professionals all with CBR checks. We use the IDTA syllabus, and they are able to enter exams on a 6monthly basis. We also offer performance opportunities which are not only great fun but is opening them up to performance experience from an early age. Check out our website to see pictures form our shows and view full class timetable.

Thursdays at The Goose Green Centre, East Dulwich rd, SE22 9AT. Commencing 25th September.

IDTA tap classes:

Preparatory Tap (complete beginners approx. age 4-6s) 4.20-4.55pm

Book your FREE taster by emailing [email protected] !

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