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A dance act is usually a moment, not the whole evening. It might be a samba troupe sweeping guests from dinner to the dance floor, a fire show on the sand side of a surf club, or a lion dance opening a corporate function.
So choose the moment first, then the style. A show that runs for twenty minutes needs a clear space and an audience who can all see, while roving performers will happily weave through a crowd.
The styles on offer here, and what they do for a party:
A dance act works well alongside a DJ, who can give the performers their music and pick up the energy afterwards.

A choreographed belly dance show starts from $370. Other acts quote by troupe size and length, so give your date, venue and guest numbers when you ask.
It may be possible, but you will need to check permission for that stretch of beach, along with the performers' insurance. A surf club or private venue may be simpler, so ask them first.
It is often booked for corporate occasions and team events, with traditional lions, long dragons and kung fu demonstrations. Ask how much clearance the routine needs, and if drums are part of it.
Some groups bring drummers as well as dancers. Ask what is included, because live percussion changes the volume considerably and some venues will want to know beforehand.
It varies by style and troupe size. Ask for the minimum floor space, and do not count tables or a DJ's setup. Roving acts need much less than a staged show.
Many enjoy pulling people up for a short routine, which suits a hens night or a big birthday. Warn them about anyone who would rather sit it out, so nobody feels put on the spot.