Boogie Woogie
Boogie Woogie dance is rooted in Lindy Hop but created it’s own style in the 80s. The music used is rhythm and Blues, rock and roll, doo wop and jump.
Boogie Woogie is known for its playfulness with breaks, rhythm and interpretation and fast footwork.
Officially there is two ways of dancing it: Slow or Fast. Now a days we also dance to social tempo.
Boogie Woogie is known for its infectious and joyful atmosphere : you come smiling, you leave smiling.
Our passionate local instructors guide you to find the groove, play with rhythm and breaks, and build the dynamic partnership that makes Boogie Woogie such a fun and social experience in Copenhagen’s swing community.
Upcoming Boogie Wookie Courses and Workshops
Boogie Woogie teachers
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Ida
Ida discovered Lindy Hop at Tuesday Swing and fell for the community first. She loves seeing dancers’ faces light up when moves finally “click.” A Cats & Dinosaurs fan, she’s allergic to grape pits and always aims to make her students smile during warm-up!
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Per
Per discovered Lindy Hop through a 1988 Danish documentary, then took his first steps in London. Meeting Frankie Manning in 1997 sealed his fate. He calls it ‘my god, my light’ – pure joy and freedom. He loves passing knowledge to new dancers. A Chick Webb fan, he co-founded Swingshoes 30 years ago!
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Elena
Elena has danced boogie-woogie since she was eight, winning championships and competing at the world cup. For her, it’s a language — joy, energy, and real connection. She loves helping dancers grow and have fun. A fan of Axel Zwingenberger, she met her husband on stage in Brussels!
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Nicolai
Nicolai discovered swing dance through Boogie Woogie videos on YouTube, captivated by its energy and expressiveness. He sees swing as cultural appreciation—a joyful time machine connecting past and present through music and movement.
