Cute, family-run business. The teachers are clearly passionate about dancing and I appreciate that…read morethey are not looking at the students like $-symbols. But, as a small family-run business it faces some expected challenges: class options and class sizes are unpredictable but usually fine.

3.5-4/5 Pros:…read more-Competitive prices for the area ($75 per person for 4 classes) -Talented instructors -Water bubbler -Restrooms -Nice staff Cons: -There are two main studio areas, separated by a curtain. There are usually 2-3 classes happening at the same time, so unfortunately you can hear the music from the other classes and it can throw you off. -One of the studio areas is adjacent to the waiting area and there's no door or curtain in between, so anyone waiting might be watching your dance class, which might be less than ideal for self-conscious beginners -Street parking

I would totally agree with Jeanne B. Marcio and Saori represent to me the greatest combination of…read moretalent and knowledge. Their dance instruction will perfectly fit your goals. The depth of their knowledge is amazing. Their teaching ability is exceptional. Their kindness is infinite as well as their dedication to their students. You may want to learn one dance or twenty, you may want to be there one time a week or every day, you will always feel welcome when you come in, and feel totally happy when you leave. The studio is beautiful with many windows allowing for plenty of natural light. The dance floor is huge and of a perfect quality. A great place to dance owned by two greatly talented dance instructors, Saori and Marcio. I have been very lucky the day I met them. It changed my life.

I can't say enough good things about these instructors and this studio. Marcio and Saori are what…read morewe wish all instructors would be, meticulous and exacting, but patient and encouraging. They not only love to dance, but love to teach others to dance and it shows. They make learning fun. The studio itself has a huge gorgeous dance floor with floor to ceiling windows, so it never feels overcrowded. It inspires you to really move and make the most of all that space. Whether you are a novice or are interested in competing, you will be glad you came here.

We feel so lucky to have found Dance Stream and Yulia. Yulia has a special way with her students;…read moreshe is patient, encouraging, and mindful of their physical limits. She builds them up rather than putting them down, which has made all the difference for my daughter. After starting out shy and hesitant to perform, my daughter has blossomed and gained so much confidence. Between Yulia and her fantastic assistant teachers, the environment is so welcoming that my daughter wishes she could be at the studio every single day. She truly can't wait for her lesson each week!

We had a very negative experience with Dance Stream Studio. Yulia Bubnelis humiliated our…read morenine-year-old daughter. At the recent showcase, Bubnelis tried to make a joke (to the entire school) of her inability to control her temper. Perhaps there is a place for coaches yelling at teenagers, but it is never okay for coaches to yell at younger children, particularly not in front of a class of their peers. If we could give Yulia Bubnelis and Dance Stream Studio zero stars, we would.

My daughter is wrapping up her 2nd year in dance here and she has loved it. I've seen her embrace…read morethis new skill, and she really enjoys performing. I wonder if she is just naturally like this or if I should attribute this to All that Jazz- either way, I think it's great and they've been able to support her confidence in herself. Miss Deb is wonderful and enthusiastic- upon our first conversation with her, she was so helpful in making a class recommendation based on age and her ability. I love that she's also passionate about supporting their learning, development, and building that confidence not just for the stage but in LIFE. The instructors are also wonderful. Miss Ellen and the assistants are just great with the little kids and really ensure a positive experience in the studio. Can't say enough great things, and are happy to have made this decision to participate.

I really enjoyed the recital and appreciated the mood set by Miss Deb. I could tell how nurturing…read morean environment it was, from the very littlest dancers to the graduating seniors. With such a relaxed atmosphere, it was actually the first time I've ever not felt nervous while watching my daughter perform!

This studio has been wonderful! I host a freestyle dance group every Sunday evening. Working with…read moreMelissa (the manager) is an absolute pleasure! She is very flexible and loves to have new renters rent her space. I came to her at the end of August and by mid October I was using the studio space and working very closely with her! The space is beautiful, and very chill and relaxed. There are such a variety of classes at this studio. Because of Melissa's trust and good faith, as well as the studio's atmosphere of friendliness, I would recommend this to anyone!

It is rare to find an angel on earth but believe me when I say there are a few angels at BAD and…read moreleading them all is Ms. Melissa. In the field of dance where everyone strives for the perfect figure and a perfect routine, Ms. Melissa teaches work and a lot of it, she never gives up and will never let you either. She loves to dance and teaches the kids just that. With her kind heart and words she pushes every single girl to do her best while always respecting and encouraging. The girls don't work towards a recital, they learn technique and will run through many different dances until together they decide what will be their final performance piece. BAD will put on a beautiful yearly recital, in an amazing theater with costumes and lighting and great music. Every year at the end of the recital someone will come up to me and say; "in our old studio the recital was much nicer... the level was higher...". Could be... I can't compare, but, Ms. Melissa isn't about the show. Ms. Melissa is about opportunities and making sure every single girl get her moment center stage. She's about improvement, making sure every girl dances better by the end of the year, and most of all she's about confidence every girl believes in her heart she is the best dancer that she could be.

I've been going to the studio since it opened in late 2019. I have to say this is not just a…read moredancing studio but also a life style and friends hangout place. I've many dancing friends here with whom we share the same interests and life passion. Though the virus pushed all business to shut down, we kept virtual connections over Zoom every morning and evening, we dance and workout together for the first couple of months during the Quarantine. This was so important and helpful to keep physical and mental healthy during the toughest time.

The management and customer services are terrible. I bought 12 passes (valid for 3 months) and…read moresigned up popping sessions. After couple weeks the sessions were cancelled because they told me the tutor was injured. No reschedule or expansion was offered on my passes. They simply tried to sell me other sessions instead. Then the Coronavirus.. I tried to contact the studio to request course suspension but they refused to do so. Only passes extension for one week doesn't count guys! Now they are offering only online sessions for some popular courses. Still no popping.. Personally, I think the virus is serious and I tied to cancelled the shows I booked and suspended my gym membership. All processes went smoothly except with StyleMe! My wife is learning ballet at Boston Ballet School. She tried to suspend her sessions half way through her course and even got full refund! If you are able to find same classes in other studio, please stay away with this one!

I have always wanted to try ballet but I've never danced in my life. I started taking the absolute…read morebeginner adult ballet classes and I've greatly enjoyed the 2 sessions (completed 16 weeks) so far. I would recommend taking the class more than once before progressing because I felt like I learned so much the second time. I took the class with instructor Isobel Chang and enjoyed her teaching style. There are all ages and all body types and all genders, with no problems. So if you're interested, go for it

I'm not sure what compelled me to try ballet after years and years of sports and a failed audition…read moreat a middle school play of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." Perhaps, it was my love of all things spandex or the need to finally live up to the Abba song my parents still sing to me, "Nina, the Pretty Ballerina," but I made the leap (pun intended) and signed up for the adult absolute beginner class. This class will not disappoint! The instructor, Claire, is a magic maker. She took a girl (ahem..me) whose lack of coordination has resulted in two broken arms (mind you, at the same time) and numerous other embarrassing moments and turned her into a girl who can now plie in front of a mirror without laughing at herself. I wish I wasn't moving this summer otherwise I would definitely continue the classes. Here's the low-down: Attire ~ Think yoga. You don't have rock the leotard like Beyonce but you can if you want. I wore spandex on bottom and a shirt or tank top on top. Show your calves and your feet. It helps to wear different colors - one on top and a different one on the bottom. This will allow your instructor (and you) to see when parts of your body move that shouldn't (i.e. hips). They sell ballet slippers at the studio. You can buy them there but you will have to sew the straps on at home. Color choices: pink and black. Demographics ~ As mentioned above I had none, I mean zilch experience with ballet or dance. There were people in the class who had some gymnastics/ice skating/ballet/cheer-leading/jazz dance etc... Ages range from high school students to happy retired people. Class sizes are usually around 10 but will vary. Mainly ladies who take the class but men are definitely welcome (there was one guy in the first series of classes I took and he was way better than me). Cost ~ I think I paid around $120 for 8 weeks or something like that. Well worth the money. Add the cost of ballet slippers if you don't have them. I was like this girl when I started: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7fAvXH25Ng so if I can do it...anyone can do it!