The songs you hear every day — now danced by you.
Commercial Dance is the style you see in music videos, on the stages of your favourite artists and on social media. An energetic fusion of Hip-Hop, Jazz Funk, Pop and Reggaeton — where technique meets personal expression and fun.

In Castelo Branco, classes are open from age 11, all levels — in a motivating and high energy environment.

The first class is a trial — no commitment. Come and feel the rhythm.

What you will learn
- Choreographies from the most popular styles: Hip-Hop, Jazz Funk, Pop and Reggaeton
- Commercial dance technique: precise and fluid movements
- Body expression and stage presence
- Coordination and rhythm: to the sound of the most current music
- Self-confidence: every choreography is an achievement

What is Commercial Dance?
Commercial Dance — also known as Chart Dance — is a style that combines elements from various urban and pop genres into an accessible, energetic and very fun form of dance. It is the dance that appears in music videos, television competitions and live shows — and that anyone can learn, regardless of prior experience.

Who are the classes for?
For young people and adults from age 11 who want to learn to dance to the rhythm of the music they love most — in a relaxed, creative and motivating environment. No prior dance experience is required.

Price Includes
- 1 class per week
- Trial class included

Price Does Not Include
- Registration and insurance: €12 — paid directly at the school upon enrolment

About Art'Kompany
Art'Kompany is a dance and wellbeing school in Castelo Branco that was born from a passion for movement and the pleasure of teaching. With 4 modern studios and more than 20 available disciplines — from Commercial Dance to Ballet, through Hip-Hop, Yoga, Zumba and much more — it is a space for all ages, all levels and all tastes. A place where you explore, question and overcome challenges, always in a welcoming and motivating environment.

More Information
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Contact WOU: 918 136 805

1. What exactly is Commercial Dance and how does it differ from other styles?
A: Commercial Dance — also known as Chart Dance — is a style that combines elements of Hip-Hop, Jazz Funk, Pop and Reggaeton into an accessible, energetic and very fun form of dance. Unlike more technical styles such as Ballet or classical Jazz, Commercial Dance focuses on personal expression, energy and choreographies from the most popular musical styles — it is the dance you see in music videos and on the stages of your favourite artists.

2. Is prior dance experience required?
A: No. Classes are open to all levels — from complete beginners to those with some dance experience. Teaching is progressive and adapted to each student's pace. The most important thing is the desire to learn and have fun.

3. From what age can students enrol?
A: Classes are open from age 11. The environment is intergenerational and inclusive — young people and adults share the same space of learning and fun.

4. What should I wear to the classes?
A: Comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement — tracksuit bottoms and a t-shirt are ideal. For footwear, sports trainers with good grip are recommended. Avoid sandals or open-toed footwear.

5. Are there performances or shows throughout the year?
A: Yes. Art'Kompany has a long tradition of performances and shows throughout the year — giving students the opportunity to show what they have learned on stage.

6. Can I try a class before enrolling?
A: Yes. The first class is a trial with no commitment whatsoever — the ideal opportunity to get to know the space, the teachers and feel the rhythm before deciding to sign up.

7. Is Commercial Dance suitable for boys or only for girls?
A: For everyone! Commercial Dance is a completely inclusive style — open to boys and girls, young people and adults. Diversity enriches the classes and makes the experience even more interesting.

8. How do I enrol?
A: You can enrol directly through the WOU registration form or contact us via WhatsApp. Remember that the first class is a trial — there is no reason not to try!