Looking for Dancinc Classes in Pretoria

[Amos_Keeto]

Sooooo.....yeeeaah..... *cough* as per title *cough* erm... :erm:

I've had a look at Google, but I figured I'd come and see if anybody has personal experience advice. Studios to avoid, ones that are really fun, etc.

I know about as much about dancing as JuJu knows about woodwork, so I'm looking for a beginner friendly place. I don't have anybody to drag along, so I guess group classes will work (as long as I can avoid the "30 year old in a class of 6 year olds" situation). I'm looking for a relaxed place, since I'm doing it more for meself, than with the (initial) intent of getting into competitions and such. It seems most studios cover ballroom and latin pretty well, but I'm also looking for a place where I can learn "regular" stuff for weddings and whatnot. (Don't laugh, I know stuffall.)

Any advice would be appreciated.

-- Edit --
Aaaaand of course I duff up the title.

 

[KSINGH]

I saw one at c/o general louis botha and garsfontein behind the bmw etc.

 

[maeztro]

http://www.dancingdivas.co.za/

 

[Cygon]

http://www.dancingdivas.co.za/

"Dancing Fun For Mature Women"
.. isn't Amos_Keeto a guy?

 

[Amos_Keeto]

.. isn't Amos_Keeto a guy?

Last time I checked =]

I actually found a couple of places (Google map), but I don't know how to go about picking a place.

Was kinda looking at these three
The Beat
Elise Krog
Exclusive Dance

Now idea how to judge them though, which is why I was hoping somebody on MyBB may have some experience.

I suppose I can always try the Arthur Murray people, but they always seem so bomskok. Iirc, my father's fiancee used to dance there, maybe I should just chat with her.