STU Arts Dance
Adult dance classes, wedding choreography & corporate workshops in Brussels
STU Arts Dance is an arts organisation created in 2018 in Brussels that teaches dance through weekly classes, workshops, private lessons, and performances.
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Before your first class
Classes range from absolute beginner to intermediate; the studio welcomes adults of all backgrounds and experience levels with a supportive, international community.
First-timers unlimited pass 64€ for 1 month; wedding dance packages start from 550€; class and workshop passes available (exact prices not specified in source)
About this studio
STU Arts Dance is an arts organisation created in 2018 in Brussels that teaches dance through weekly classes, workshops, private lessons, and performances. The studio operates from KB Dance Hub at Rue d'Arlon 38 in central Brussels and serves adults of all backgrounds and experience levels.
Weekly adult classes range from absolute beginner to intermediate across multiple styles: hip hop, jazz, ballet, contemporary, heels, dancehall, dance pop, girly, and commercial jazz. Classes run throughout the week at various times, with instructors including Briana Ashley Stuart (founder/director, Thursday Dance Pop and Hip Hop Groove), Selby Jenkins (Sunday Ballet and Commercial Jazz), Petra Kačar (Monday Hip Hop and Girly, Tuesday Heels and Intermediate Girly), Fayb (Friday Dancehall), and Emmanuel Diela Nkita (Friday Heels, Saturday Ballet and Contemporary). Drop-in flexibility is available, and the studio offers unlimited passes, class packages, and an introductory unlimited first-timers pass for 64 euros covering one month of unlimited classes.
Beyond weekly classes, STU Arts Dance runs adult dance workshops, chair dance workshops, and an adult summer camp (July 5–24). The studio also provides private wedding dance lessons designed for beginners, with personalized choreography and coaching. Wedding packages start from 550 euros and include music selection assistance, confidence coaching, and flexible scheduling. Lessons are available in French or English at your home or at KB Dance Hub.
The studio offers corporate teambuilding workshops and dance performances for special events, small businesses, arts organisations, and corporations. STU Arts Dance also runs webinars, blogs, and Q&As exploring dance history, culture, and the benefits of movement for personal and professional development. All bookings are made through the Bsport platform. The season runs from 31 August with scheduled breaks for Fall (2–8 November), Winter (16 December–3 January), and Easter (25 March–4 April); summer break runs 18 June–29 August.
What to expect
Your first visit
Classes take place at KB Dance Hub and range from absolute beginner to intermediate. You'll book via Bsport, drop in anytime during the semester, and join a supportive international community; arrive on time (more than 10 minutes late may not be allowed).
Instructors
Who teaches here
Five teaching artists lead the programme. Founder Briana Ashley Stuart holds a BFA in Dance from University of Michigan and has 17+ years of teaching and choreography experience. Selby Jenkins trained in Idaho and California and holds a Contemporary Dance degree from P.A.R.T.S. Brussels. Petra Kačar brings professional performance, music video, choreography and teaching experience. Fayb, a Burkinabè native, won Juste Debout Ragga Dancehall in 2005 and Dancehall Queen of Belgium in 2009; she blends hip-hop, dancehall and afro-contemporary. Emmanuel Diela Nkita is Belgian-Congolese, trained in Brussels, Montreal, Paris and Amsterdam, and currently dances with Cie Narcisse; his movement blends Vaganova classical technique with the artistic influence of Maurice Béjart.
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What beginners can expect
Classes range from absolute beginner to intermediate; the studio welcomes adults of all backgrounds and experience levels with a supportive, international community.
Studio history
STU Arts Dance was created in 2018 in Brussels, Belgium. The organisation upholds the values of community, culture and cooperation through the art of dance. The name reflects the studio's unique perspective: See, Think, and Understand the Arts of Dance (S.T.U.).
Styles offered
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Amenities
Pricing
Approximate lesson costs
Class schedule
Weekly classes and workshops
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Frequently asked about STU Arts Dance
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does STU Arts Dance teach?
STU Arts Dance teaches General, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Ballet, Contemporary, Heels (Stiletto Dance) and 4 more. The full list of styles is shown above on this page along with each genre's classes and lesson options.
Where is STU Arts Dance located?
STU Arts Dance is located in Bruxelles. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does STU Arts Dance offer private lessons?
Contact STU Arts Dance directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.
Does STU Arts Dance teach kids and adults?
STU Arts Dance welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.
How do I sign up for classes at STU Arts Dance?
The fastest path is to visit STU Arts Dance via their website or check the class schedule above. Many studios offer a free or discounted intro lesson — contact them directly to ask.