Full Swing
Vintage Dance Company

We’re all wrapped up for this year…
See you in 2020!
Want to learn to dance? Beginner classes in Lindy Hop, Balboa, Tap, Blues and Solo Jazz are all starting back up mid January 2020! The timetable for the new year will be confirmed soon, so if you want to be in the know, send us an email on dance@fullswing.co.nz and we’ll send you all the updates!
Email dance@fullswing.co.nz for more information and to register your interest for classes!
Weekend Workshops
Social Dancing & Events
The Dance Styles We Teach
Lindy Hop (Swing)
Origin 1930's
When someone says “swing dance”, Lindy Hop is likely what they’ve got in mind – the energetic partner dance from the old films, featuring well dress folk with great hair and even greater dance steps!
Lindy Hop is a fun, irreverent, and dynamic dance with a strong focus on connection and communication.
Balboa
Origin – 1930's
In the ballrooms of 1930s Balboa Island, California, the jazz was fast and hot and the dance floors were tightly packed.
With beats per minute sitting high and space per person at a premium, Balboa was born: an energetic dance with intricate footwork, a close connection and elegant lines.
Charleston
Origin – 1920's
The roaring twenties were a decade of decadence, rebellion, glamour and social change – and at the forefront, leading the way was the Charleston.
It was the biggest dance craze in history! The Charleston turned all the accepted rules of dance upside down and inside out; seen as wild, thrilling, rebellious, and even dangerous – but all that aside, it’s a heck of a lot of fun!
Blues
Origin – 1910's
The lights are low, it’s the end of the night and the party’s moved from the hectic jumping jazz of the ballrooms to the houses of Harlem.
The rent parties, the speakeasies, the back alley dive bars and dingy saloons, where the bootleg liquor gets passed around and the music gets real slow – that’s where you find the sounds of the blues.
Tap
Origin – 1840's
What could be better than stomping your feet and making a lot of noise? Stomping your feet and making a lot of noise with style!
The iconic dance of vaudeville and musicals, tap dancing is one of the most widely recognised, entertaining and above all fun styles of dance around. Come along and follow in the footsteps of Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers!
Class Pricing
Casual
PassGreat option for
• Trying it out for the first time
• Visiting from out of town
• If you have a busy schedule
6 Class
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• Most popular option
• Save 25% Off Casual Price
• $75 with Student ID
• Is valid across all of our classes
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Block PassUnlimited Classes
• 6 Weeks of unlimited evening classes
• Up to 75% off casual rate
• All the dance you can handle!