HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN
32 classes in the next two weeks with 16 facilitators.
32 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Berlin, HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN leans toward Joy 10×, Sacral 9.8× and Air 8.8×.
How HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of BerlinWho leads here
Cheyenne16 classes in two weeksCharly4 classes in two weeksLaura4 classes in two weeksLioba4 classes in two weeksMaria4 classes in two weeksPauline4 classes in two weeks
All 16 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN
HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN is a studio in Prenzlauer Berg where yoga leads the timetable, with dance, pilates and breathwork alongside it. The evening is where most of the practice happens, from calm yin and hatha classes to flow and beats. Children, teens and adults can all find a class here.
It suits you if
- you want yoga in the evening
- you are looking for classes for children or teens
- you want to combine dance and yoga in one studio
At a glance
32classes this week
16facilitators
Read more about HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLINWhat the studio offers, When and how classes run
What the studio offers
Yoga is the core of the program. Most classes are yoga, and they range from slow, restorative sessions to stronger flow practices. Yin yoga appears several times, including a version with essential oils that is paired with the weekend, and hatha flow in the evening is marked for all levels.
Beyond yoga, the studio offers pilates flow with beats, breathwork and several dance styles. Commercial dance, heels, tribal fusion belly dance and twerk with latin vibes sit alongside urban dance for teens.
When and how classes run
The week leans strongly toward the evening, with more than half of the classes starting after 6pm. Classes run from 10am on the earliest days, and the latest start is at 8:15pm. Thursday and Saturday are among the busiest days of the week.
For children, a creative dance class for ages three to five is offered in 45 minutes, while urban dance for ages 10 to 13 runs for an hour. Adult classes are usually an hour long.
HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN: questions and answers
What kinds of classes can I take at HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN?
Most classes at HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN are yoga, with a few pilates, breathwork and dance classes in between. Yin, hatha and flow yoga come up often, along with calmer evening classes that are good for winding down.
When do most people practice here?
Most classes take place in the evening, and more than half of the week falls after 6pm. The busiest days are Monday, Thursday and Saturday, and the busiest start times are 6pm, 5pm, 8:15pm and 7pm. Mornings and midday are much quieter.
Are there classes for beginners?
Yes. Several classes are marked all levels or open level, such as the evening hatha flow and tribal fusion belly dance. Beginner classes in commercial dance and heels are also listed, and the facilitators name their level clearly in the class titles.
How long are the classes?
Classes are typically 60 minutes, with a few shorter ones such as pilates flow and beats at 50 minutes and a 45-minute creative dance class for children aged three to five. Children's classes and teen urban dance are part of the program.
Who leads the classes?
Classes are led by a couple of dozen facilitators. Cheyenne, Laura, Maria, Lioba and Charly are among those who teach the most classes here, followed by Pauline, Alma, Maggie, Javiera and Franzi.
Where is HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN?
HOUSE OF DANCE - BERLIN is at Bernhard-Lichtenberg-Straße 1 in Prenzlauer Berg, so it is a good fit for anyone already in that neighborhood or heading there for an evening class.