Disappointed. I put my 5 year old in for dance here, even tho I knew it was pricey. What I didn't…read moreknow: you have to pay for your child to participate in the recital, like more than $150. You have to pay to attend the recital. THE PARENT HAS TO PAY TO ATTEND THE RECITAL. $30 a ticket, per person. It's become clear this studio caters to a very specific market and anyone less than super rich should not bother coming here.

When my friend Shauna told me about an amazing Zumba class she'd been taking, I was intrigued. And…read morewhen Saturday rolled around and I slept in past the 8am spin class I'd been planning on attending, I remembered that the Zumba class Shauna told me about started at 10:00. I called Shauna that morning and she told me the class was at Bricks Studio. So convenient, the studio is right down the street from me, yet I never paid any attention to it before. But I pulled in to some very friendly people, and just before the clock struck 10, I paid my $10 and was dancing up a storm with Marissa, the awesome instructor and a class full of women (and one man). Great energy, instruction, music, and more... I've never been a huge fan of Zumba but I am now! I may just make this a regular on my workout rotation! Come sweat it up with me some Saturday... I think you'll be impressed with the studio, and even more so with Marissa. Her class is extremely fun and an awesome workout all at the same time. Don't take my word for it though, come show off your moves at Bricks! See you there.

Sexually assaulted by Kyryl at Fred Astaire. My wife and I scheduled an intro session at the…read moreArcadia Studio last night. Soon after arriving and meeting Kyryl (one of our dance instructors) we notice the vibe is off. He is rude and slurring his words. We continue on with the tour and meet Andre (our second instructor) who was perfectly polite and professional. After some discussion regarding our upcoming event and layout, we start the class. Both my wife and I could smell alcohol on Kyryl's breath. He continued to be rude. Kyryl was partnered with my wife and I was with Andre. A few minutes into the actual class I see Kyryl slap my wife's butt - hard. I was in shock and could not believe this was happening. I asked to dance with my wife because I didn't want Kyryl touching her or close to her anymore. We maintain some semblance of calm and don't address the inappropriateness head on - my wife and I were both in shock. Just a few minutes later Kyryl slaps me the same way. At that moment, my wife exclaims: "that is not okay, consent matters, please stop." To be clear, we wanted to choreograph a dance to a ballad - there was no explicit moves requested. We left shortly thereafter. Although Andre didn't do anything inappropriate, he stood by and watched as his colleague violated us. This is not okay; it's harassment and completely outside of respectful, professional, legal behavior.

Wonderful staff and always enjoy our lessons. The fact the lessons are one on one and not large…read moregroups have been amazing. It's not cheap, so expect to pay a decent amount for lessons, but they're definitely fun and well worth it. The lessons are bite sized and not overwhelming. Go in with the right expectations and you'll love it. Thanks Sergey, Maksym and Polina!

I bring my 6 year old daughter here. They practice in private rooms in the back where you cannot…read moreview them at all. My daughter really likes ballet and hasn't complained so I am torn to write this review but I don't think we will be coming back here. This is our third dance studio experience due to moving. The reasons for my review are this: First- the front desk lady is pretty rude... all the time. I don't think she is happy to be there. I think she manages it. Second- you cannot see or watch your child. You cannot watch them practice. I personally want to have eyes on her and watch her practice and she wants me to watch as well, it's exciting. This may be great for older children and adults to avoid distraction but I don't find it convenient for young kids. Third- mask mandate has been discontinued for some time and they enforce it. They enforce the kids and anyone in the lobby to wear one. Instead of asking nicely, it's more of a snarl "you need a mask to be in here, ugh!" Topped off with a glare and eye roll. Fourth- The lobby is small and I have always had to stand up waiting for her to be finished so I end up just sitting in my car.... not like I can watch her anyway. Fifth- the parking lot is extremely small it's very annoying. You will more than likely park on the main road. Not reason to stop coming here, but it's quite frustrating. Sixth- instead of telling me or teaching me how they want her hair to be done they scolded me in front of the entire lobby about how she needs to re do my daughters hair because the bun I had it in won't hold.... don't let your child come in with one of those donut bun thingies. I spent all that time putting her hair into a perfect freaking bun... how am I supposed to know if you don't tell me? Needless to say she was very annoyed. Maybe this is all routine for ballet but I have found it to be somewhat a toxic atmosphere so why would I want to come back? It isn't inviting at all. All of the teachers have been great with professional demeanor, smiles and always kind. Maybe they want to be super professional and this is why it's like this. I'm sure they'll come back and say "ballerinas need to be prim and proper and without distraction." So if that's what you're looking for then this may be the place for you. Be ready to park on the main road and have no where to sit. I just want to bring my little kiddo to a fun place to start learning technique. None of the other places have been like this. It's weird to see such a lack of friendly customer service. We will find a new ballet studio or a new activity.

My daughters loved dancing with Ballet Theatre of Phoenix this season! The show was very well put…read moretogether. They can't wait to go back. I am glad they are learning ballet technique in a fun way!

I took the beginner contemporary class honestly not knowing 100% what I was getting into…read more The class starts out with stretching/warm up and progressed into kind of three sections of movement patterns. Leveling up from the floor to standing and a combination of all movements. My body was definitely surprised by the different muscles being worked with the movement. The 75 minutes went by fairly quick. Michaela does a wonderful job leading the class and moves throughout the space to demonstrate the movement/sequences. The other students in class are also very nice and appears to be a mix of recurring students and newcomers (it was also a new first of a series class day).

I really enjoyed this class. As someone who has never danced and only knows how to move my body for…read more"work outs" I was intimidated going in but the instructor was kind and made it a very safe inviting space. You can tell she is passionate about moving your body in a way that feels good. There's no judgment or pressure at all. I love to see this kind of dance environment in the community. I will be back! Get there early the first day, the building is tricky to navigate.

I've had the opportunity to take several pole fitness classes here and I'm having the best time…read more Signing up for classes and purchasing passes is done online and is a very easy process. They have basic intro classes and very advanced classes. You will see all ages, body shapes, skill levels in every class. The instructors are helpful in breaking down each step and making sure everybody is comfortable before moving on or adding additional moves. They walk around and give helpful pointers and tips. The groups are also always very supportive of each others wins. Dress code is short or skimpy shorts or bathing suit bottoms& tank/bra tops and barefooted for basic classes (but definitely wear what you're comfortable in). Classes are small averaging 6-10 girls. You definitely can feel it the next day, it's a fun workout!!

such a fun class! we ended up being the only attendees at a beginner friendly class so had a free…read moreprivate lesson basically! our instructor was lovely, got to learn basics & have a bit of freestyle in the end. definitely want to come back & learn more choreography but was a wonderful experience for a first timer!

My daughter loves Arizona Sunrays Arcadia! She looks forward to her classes and has great…read moreteachers! Thank you!

Our daughter came to Sunrays for about a year or so. Loved the staff and especially the front desk…read more Super friendly!

Great place with GREAT people. Best dance floor in the valley. Lots of group classes all week long.read more

My fiancé and I took our first dance lessons for our wedding with the incredible instructor, Paul…read moreDaniells, and we cannot recommend him enough! From the moment we arrived, Paul made us feel comfortable and confident even though we were both extremely nervous since we've never danced before. What impressed us the most was how prepared and professional he was -- he took the time to listen to our song ahead of time, analyzed the rhythm, and came ready with choreography that fit perfectly with our music and personalities. He was patient, encouraging, and explained every step clearly while keeping the atmosphere fun and relaxed. By the end of the session, we were blown away by how beautiful and natural our first dance looked. We went from being completely unsure to feeling excited and proud to perform it at our wedding! If you're looking for someone who is kind, talented, and truly cares about making your dance special, Paul is absolutely the one to go to. We'll be recommending him and this studio to all our friends and family -- thank you for such an amazing experience!