Street Dance & Booking FAQs

Which USDD project should I choose?

Use USDD Academy for training and registration, USDD Kids for children’s and youth dance programmes, USDD Festival for festival updates, USDD Social for workshops and social dance events, and USDD TV for dance media. USDD Networks connects these activities with wider services, creative projects and partnerships.

What is USDD Academy?

USDD Academy is the training and registration destination for children, teens, adults and dancers developing their practice. Explore movement foundations, freestyle, choreography, performance and coaching pathways. Check the specific programme’s location, age group, experience requirements and current status before booking.

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What is USDD Kids?

USDD Kids focuses on street dance for children and young people, with movement foundations, musicality, games, freestyle and choreography. Training can support confidence, creativity and teamwork, with performance opportunities depending on the programme. Families should choose a class around the child’s age, experience and preferred location, then receive attendance confirmation.

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What is USDD Festival?

USDD Festival is the international street dance festival project bringing together workshops, battles, performance, music and cultural exchange. Each edition has its own programme and entry conditions. Previous schedules are historical; future plans only become bookable when the dates, venues and ticket arrangements are confirmed.

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What is USDD Social?

USDD Social combines a dance workshop with a party or social gathering, connecting people through music, movement and shared dance culture. It is a different experience from a weekly class or a judged battle. Check each event for its style, level, age requirements, venue, workshop and social timings, and ticket arrangements.

Find USDD workshops and social dance events. For announcements, follow USDD Networks on Instagram.

What is USDD TV and where can I watch?

USDD TV shares dance videos, artist interviews, podcasts, performances and conversations about street dance culture. It gives audiences a way to discover dancers’ work and perspectives beyond the classroom or event. For a guest suggestion, story or collaboration, send USDD a brief with the topic, contributors and intended use.

Watch USDD dance content on YouTube · Follow USDD TV on Instagram · Enquire about dance media.

Where can I follow USDD Networks?

USDD Networks on Instagram shares updates from the wider network. For detailed booking information, use the relevant programme or event page and contact USDD if the current status is unclear. Explore street dance workshops, choreography, performers and creative services.

Find answers about USDD Networks street dance classes, creative services and events in London and Kent. For current training programmes and registration, use USDD Academy. For a workshop, performance or partnership, contact USDD Networks.

What does USDD Networks do?

USDD Networks brings together street dance training, battles, festivals, theatre, choreography, dance talent and media. Families and dancers can explore classes through USDD Academy. Schools, community organisations, venues and brands can enquire about workshops, instructors, performers and creative projects through our dance services page.

Where can I find street dance classes in London and Kent?

Start with the USDD Academy timetable and choose your location, age group and training goal. Programme enquiries cover areas including Elephant & Castle, Westminster and Kensal Rise, Carshalton, Medway and Dartford. Some programmes may be open for registration of interest rather than attendance. Check the individual listing for its current status, venue and start date.

Can beginners join USDD dance classes?

Beginners can enquire about a suitable entry programme. Foundations include rhythm, coordination, musicality, basic movement, freestyle and choreography. Tell us your age, previous experience and goals so we can recommend the right level. A class advertised for experienced dancers may have different entry requirements.

What is the difference between kids, Youth Theatre and adult training?

Children’s classes build movement foundations, confidence and creativity. Youth Theatre for ages 12–18 combines street dance, choreography and storytelling for performance. Academy training for ages 18–25 is a separate development pathway, while adult freestyle and battle sessions are for ages 18 and over. Check each programme for its precise age range and entry conditions.

How do I book a dance class or trial?

Check current availability at USDD Academy or use the USDD booking page for available appointments. Read the class description, select the correct location and complete the booking or registration steps. Contact USDD and receive confirmation before attending. A registration of interest does not confirm a place.

How much do USDD dance classes and workshops cost?

Prices depend on the programme, age group and booking format. Class listings may offer term blocks, monthly training, trials, drop-ins or private sessions. Check the current price and payment terms before booking. School workshops, choreography and performance projects are quoted around the brief, group size, delivery time, location and any rehearsal or production requirements.

Can I book private street dance coaching?

Yes, you can enquire about individual coaching for foundations, musicality, freestyle, choreography or performance preparation. Share your experience, goals, preferred location and dates. USDD will discuss the session format, availability and fee before confirming a booking. Ask about private dance coaching.

Can USDD deliver a dance workshop at my school or community venue?

Schools, youth groups and community organisations can enquire about a one-off street dance workshop or a longer programme in London or Kent. Share the age group, numbers, venue, dates, learning goals, budget and access needs. Activities can explore movement foundations, musicality, freestyle, choreography and dance culture. Send a workshop brief so we can discuss a suitable approach.

Can I hire dancers, a choreographer or a dance instructor?

USDD accepts enquiries for freelance dance talent, choreography and instruction. Tell us whether the project is for a live event, stage, film, workshop or creative campaign. Include the dance style, number of artists, dates, location, budget, rehearsal needs and intended use of filmed content. Artist availability, fees and the scope of work are agreed for each booking.

Where can I find USDD battles, showcases and festivals?

Visit USDD Events & Festivals for USDD Battle, Urban Dance Chronicles, dance showcases, socials and festival information. Check each event’s confirmed date, venue, age requirements, entry format and ticket link. Previous editions and future plans are not confirmation that tickets are currently on sale.

Is Soul Collective CIC the same organisation as USDD Networks?

Soul Collective CIC is a separate community organisation working in Westminster, Southwark and Medway. Its work includes community dance and creative programmes. For Soul Collective enquiries, email info@soulcollectivehub.co.uk or follow Soul Collective on Instagram. Availability of free or funded sessions depends on the individual programme.

What should I tell USDD about access or support needs?

Contact us before booking to discuss access, communication, movement or participation needs. Share what would help you or your group take part and ask about the specific venue and session. Arrangements depend on the programme and venue, so confirm them before attending.

How can I contact USDD Networks?

Email info@usddnetworks.co.uk, call or message 07513 192618, or use the contact page. For a class, include age, location and preferred programme. For a creative project, include dates, audience, venue, budget and what you want to achieve.