Dancebox Studios & Theatre Works is a British dance and musical theatre training provider based in Milton Keynes, England. The organisation offers junior classes and vocational performing arts training, and is listed as a partner institution of Buckinghamshire New University for degree courses delivered at its Milton Keynes campus.^[1][2]

Dancebox was founded in 2014 by Matthew and Tom Linecar-Boulton.^[3] The company Dancebox Studios & Theatre Works Ltd was incorporated in June 2023.^[4]

Dancebox operates from Regency Court, Upper Fifth Street, Milton Keynes.^[5]

In April 2026, Bedford Borough Council approved plans for Dancebox to take a lease on part of the former Beales department store in Bedford town centre, with the proposed relocation subject to planning permission.^[6][7][8]

A subsequent report in the Bedford Independent said the proposal had been welcomed by Bedford's mayor, while also prompting discussion about the future use of nearby council buildings, including the library.^[9]

Dancebox is identified by Buckinghamshire New University as one of its UK education partners.^[10] Courses listed through UCAS at Dancebox include BA (Hons) programmes in Professional Dance and Musical Theatre and Professional Commercial Dance & Performance, awarded by Buckinghamshire New University.^[11][12]

Buckinghamshire New University's 2025–2029 Access and Participation Plan also lists Dancebox among partner institutions whose students may be eligible for specified bursary support.^[13]

• Official website

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Dancebox is a dance and performing arts education organisation based in Bedford and Milton Keynes. Within their Higher Education delivery, they offer degree level dance, musical theatre and performing arts courses, as well as Further Education and extra-curricular dance and performing arts classes.

For their Higher Education delivery, their courses are validated and delivered in partnership with Buckinghamshire New University^[1]. Their degree level courses include a BA (Hons) Professional Dance & Musical Theatre course^[2], BA (Hons) Professional Commercial Dance & Performance course^[3] and are currently developing a MA in Professional Dance & Musical Theatre, which is scheduled to begin delivery in September 2027.

They recently announced that they are developing a new, flagship studio building in central Bedford, as part of a major regeneration of the Mayes Yard area. This development will include re-purposing current council owned buildings to create a new studio complex and re-imagined use of the Bedford Corn Exchange^[4][5][6].