UCL Dance Society puts on 7 shows a year!​

Check out all our show performances from previous years here!
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Scroll down to read about our different shows and when you can get involved in them. 

24 Hour Show
​(October)

24 Hours show is our first charity show of the year. Choreographers are given 3 surprise tracks on Saturday morning. They spend the next 24 hours choreographing and teaching - leading up to the performance on Sunday night! All money raised from the performance is donated to a chosen charity. 

Freshers' Show 
​(November)

This show is only performed by freshers, including masters/PhD/affiliate students that are new to UCL. It's a great way to get involved with DanceSoc in your first year!

Triple Bill
​(February)

Triple Bill sees dancers from all levels (beginner/ intermediate/ advanced) and genres come together to perform and raise money for charity. It's non-audition based, so look up for our sign up form. The show also features performances from UCL alumni and sold out in 2020! 

Bloomsbury Show
​(March)

Our Bloomsbury show is the highlight of the DanceSoc year. It features a variety of styles finally returned to the Bloomsbury Theatre in 2020. Each year's show is curated around a theme, such as last year's 'Interlinked'. Read the description below each video to find out more about our choreographers' inspiration! 

Double feature
(March)

Previously known as the Class showcase and Season finale, we have combined the two in 2023 to become the Double Feature.  Not only do our comps team dancers get to perform their pieces one last time in the year, but our amazing weekly class teachers also use the last four weeks of regular classes to each put together one or two routines for the showcase, with styles including Street, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Break and Tap!

Societies' Showcase
​(May/June) 

Our new charity show created in 2024, this showcase brings together different UCL socities to create exhilirating short pieces to raise funds for our chosen charity Sports in Mind.

Leavers' Show
​(June) 

This is the opposite to our Freshers' Show, and is where we say our goodbyes to dancers graduating from UCL. It's an intimate show that allows us to recall fond memories and shed a few (or a lot) of tears.