Would you like to dance at DéDé Dance?

With DéDé, we operate in many locations. Each location has its own specialty, so you can go all out with Urban Dance at one location and go wild with Classic or Danceballet at another.

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Sports Hall De Schop in Asten

  • Lienderweg 66
  • 5721 CN Asten
DeDe Dance Maasbree

Hoës of Bree in Maasbree

  • Kennedyplein 5
  • 5993 BT Maasbree
DeDe Dance Heyhuysen

De Neerakker Elementary School

  • In de Neerakker 2
  • 6093 JE Heythuysen

What kind of dance class are you looking for?

The fun dance school in Nederweert!

DéDé Dance features all styles of dance. No hip-hop, dancehall or modern dance: you steal the show with our unique dance style dance ballet.  

Instructors Cathelijne and Elin teach DéDé Danceballet at Sportcentrum De Bengele. Would you like to join a class?

For each other and with each other!

Performances in the village
The best thing about dancing is performing. Every year, our dance classes in Nederweert take part in several performances, including at the annual fair and the Christmas market.
What matters most is that everyone works towards the performance together. As a group, we put on a real show. Everyone can take part — a positive attitude is what matters most.  

Experience the family feeling
Whether you are a toddler or a teenager, everyone at DéDé Dance in Nederweert is part of one big family. The youngest girls look up to the older dancers and can learn a lot from them. In turn, the older girls look after the younger groups.
Everyone belongs, and that is what creates such a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Everyone can dance!

Dance school for children and adults
At the moment, most of the classes at our dance school in Nederweert are for children and teenagers. However, if there is enough interest, we will also offer dance classes for adults.
Sign up for a trial class and dance your heart out right here in your own village.

For our youngest dancers
We use games to teach dance movements, because learning through play is the most enjoyable way to discover new things. The mouse game, for example, helps children gradually become more flexible.
It is wonderful to see how quickly even the youngest dancers make progress. In Nederweert, children can start dancing with us from the age of three — before they even start primary school.

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de level 2-3 dance ballet groep met hun lerares
De allerkleinste voor de spiegel bij de level 0-1 dance balletgroep
meisje in de spiegel van de level 2-3 dance ballet groep

Dancing is the most enjoyable way to stay active

A new challenge every 10 weeks
After the first half-hour of the class, the real dance party begins. We revisit previous choreography and learn new dance steps. Sometimes we practise for an upcoming performance, while other times we simply dance for fun — but always in a friendly and enjoyable group atmosphere.
Everyone, young or old, big or small, should be able to enjoy dancing. That goes without saying. It is the special DéDé Dance atmosphere that we want to preserve.

Let loose and have fun
It is not all about serious dancing. Having fun is just as important. A class becomes even more enjoyable with plenty of laughter, fun and friendly banter.
That is why we always make special occasions extra festive. During our Carnival classes, we dance to a special theme, and we also organise fun activities during our Sinterklaas classes. Our instructors regularly give workshops at primary schools too, giving children throughout Nederweert the chance to get to know our dance school.
 

One level up each time

Continually keep looking for the challenge. As you get better or older, we make the dance lessons more and more difficult. Yet all groups dance to the same music and learn the same basic exercises. Our teachers always help you make the exercises and dance steps more difficult.

Interaction encourages learning
The classes are taught in a way that makes everything easy to understand and remember. Even the very youngest dancers quickly pick up new skills. From the very beginning, you learn to remember and perform the exercises independently.
As you get older, you develop a better understanding of how to perform each dance step correctly.