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CENTER OF DANCE

CENTER OF DANCE is a studio in Prenzlauer Berg. About 20 classes a week with 12 facilitators, busiest on Thursdays and Mondays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.

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The calendar: 20 classes this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

Compared with the rest of Berlin, CENTER OF DANCE leans toward Sacral 6.7×, Air 5.8× and Joy 4.2×.

How CENTER OF DANCE feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Berlin

Who leads here

Oliver Detelich6 classes in two weeksBerk4 classes in two weeksCarla Silva4 classes in two weeksCristina Voce4 classes in two weeksEddie4 classes in two weeksGabriel Manz4 classes in two weeks
All 12 facilitators

Prices and booking

Each class links straight to CENTER OF DANCE’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.

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About CENTER OF DANCE

CENTER OF DANCE sits on Schönhauser Allee in the Kollwitzkiez of Prenzlauer Berg, where dance is the main thread of the studio's week. Most classes run in the evening, and the schedule offers breakdance, modern dance, ballet, Pilates, zumba and K-Pop choreography. A visitor can come for a first class or stay for a structured program that builds toward exams.

It suits you if

  • you want evening classes after work
  • you like dance with a clear structure
  • you are looking for a class for children or teens

At a glance

20classes this week
12facilitators
Read more about CENTER OF DANCEWhat the studio teaches, The shape of the week

What the studio teaches

The studio's schedule is built around dance. Breakdance, modern dance and ballet appear in several levels, from beginner to experienced, and the classes for children and teens are set apart from the adult classes. Ballet has a strong exam thread, with interfoundation and intermediate classes that work on the set dances of the RAD grades.

Pilates and zumba are the two main classes outside dance. The Pilates class is for beginners and intermediate students together. Zumba is a more social class with a steady beat.

The shape of the week

Most classes are in the evening. Start times cluster around 5:15pm, 5:30pm, 6:15pm and 8:15pm, and the latest class begins at 9pm. Midday classes are few, and there are very few weekend classes. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday carry more of the week than the other days.

CENTER OF DANCE is run by about ten facilitators. Oliver Detelich, Cristina Voce, Carla Silva, Berk, Milen, Eddie, Gabriel Manz, Karyna, Sally and Kelvin O. Hardy lead the largest share of the classes.

CENTER OF DANCE: questions and answers

When do most people practice at CENTER OF DANCE?

Most classes at CENTER OF DANCE run in the evening, and the busiest start times are around 5:15pm, 5:30pm, 6:15pm and 8:15pm. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the days when most people practice. Earlier classes are rare, and the earliest start is at 12:30pm.

Are there classes for children and teenagers?

Yes, there are classes for kids and teens as well as adults. The breakdance beginner class for kids and teens starts at age 8, the advanced breakdance class is for ages 12 to 16, and there are breakdance classes for twens and adults too. Modern dance for kids and teens is also on the list.

Is there a class for beginners?

Pilates is taught at beginner and intermediate level, so it suits someone who is new to the practice. Modern dance is listed for beginners and intermediate students together. The breakdance beginner classes are a clear starting point for people with no dance experience.

What kinds of classes can I take here?

The studio offers a wide range, from breakdance and modern dance to ballet preparation for exams, K-Pop choreography, zumba and Pilates. Some classes are built around exam work, such as the RAD interfoundation and intermediate classes. The K-Pop class for ages 13 and up is set to music from groups and solo artists that people already like.