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Canada's National Ballet School

Canada's National Ballet School

(5 reviews)

Church-Wellesley Village, Downtown Core

I started Intro to Ballet at the NBS in September. I started taking ballet in May and was really…read morelooking for a class that started seriously at beginner level. I wanted to learn foot positions, arm positions etc. and have exercises that repeated every week. That is what I got and I am so happy to have taken classes here. The interiors are beautiful and I took a class in one of the glass rooms overlooking Jarvis. So beautiful! In Jennifer Templeton's class we started slowly and continued from Sept-Dec. Her class was not too intense and very intro for those who had truly just started. After the course completed they turned the class into a level 1. Our current teacher is Dayton Hill. He is young, fun and high energy. I am really enjoying his class as well. These classes are a great foundation if you are just starting ballet. I would definitely recommend them. I cannot speak to the higher level classes but the intro and level 1 are great. If you want something more fast-paced they may not be for you. Also, you have to register for a full term and are allowed 2 makeups. There are not drop in options.

I've done adult classes and they are fine, but you might want to try the In Studio classes at the…read moreNational Ballet of Canada studios. Especially for more advanced dancers. For children: unless you want a watered down rec program do NOT send your aspiring ballerinas to the 'Associates Program'. The full time Professional Program is still one of the best in the world, but it has no effect on the quality of the Associates Program. Save your money - go elsewhere.

Creative Childrens Dance Centre - Flying tappers

Creative Childrens Dance Centre

(2 reviews)

My eldest daughter has been a dance student at Creative Dance for the past three years. My…read moreyoungest just started taking her first one this fall. To provide a fair review, I attempted to interview the girls and get their feedback. Ummm, I didn't get far with them because they were quickly distracted by a squirrel pooping on our porch. With that, I would have to go with my opinion as a parent. We love it. Lorrie, the owner and teacher, is organized, methodical and fun. She's appropriately strict and the kids learn confidence and discipline (but not like the kind you learn in a Shaolin KungFu temple). The highlight is the annual dance recital that's held in a large theater. I was pleasantly surprised by the high production level, especially since the performers are mostly still wearing diapers. The dance studio is in the Junction and it's quite clean and comfortable. The classroom is large and appropriately padded. The waiting room for the parents has comfy chairs but could use some more current magazines. There's a change room and two washrooms. The bonus is there are a ton of things to do around the studio while your kid is in class. You can shop for organic food at The Sweet Potato, grab the best cup of coffee at Crema or indulge with a yummy Bronto Burger. We love it.

My daughter has been attending classes at Laurie's studio since she was 2 1/2 and absolutely loves…read moreit (she's now 10 1/2). She has taken creative movers, tap, jazz, modern and musical theatre - but her favorites are definitely modern and jazz. She loves that each instructor she has had has given her plenty of opportunity to shine and she always leaves class energized. Creative Children's Dance Centre has not only enhanced her love of dance, but given her the opportunity to explore movement and gain confidence she carries beyond the studio. There are a good mix of boys and girls attending and the performances are truly spectacular to watch. Obviously I'm biased to love my daughters performances the most, the the tap and hip hop always get the audience excited and the ballet goes from adorable (the tiny performers) to inspiring as the more experienced intensive training or pre professional dancers grace the stage. As the previous reviewer said, the studio is clean and comfortable. The location is ideally situated among many distractions for parents (coffee shops, gyms, shopping) as well. The instructors are all lovely and the owner, Laurie is one of my daughters personal favorites.

Martha Hicks School of Ballet

Martha Hicks School of Ballet

(2 reviews)

Yonge and Eglinton

7 years running our daughter has been dancing with MHSB. The summer camps are fun and the program…read morethrough the year increase in intensity as age increases. The dance floors are all appropriately padded in the studios, some of the evening sessions are held at local churches. helping give the school a real community feel. Energetic staff with excellent work ethic have all been great. And proof is a daughter who continues to want to go perform. What I really like is the emphasis on performance and the ned of year show is beautifully staged and executed. Complete with produced videos for the dancers to remember their performances.

I was really disappointed with the quality of instruction at the MHSB. While the staff is friendly,…read morethe instructors are young and inexperienced and I wouldn't recommend this school for young children new to dance (at least not if you're looking to offer your child a quality start). My four year old daughter was enrolled in their two week full-day summer program this year and after Week One, she was no longer looking forward to returning. A red flag went up for me when I was briefly watching her in class and the teacher never corrected her movement. In fact, the teacher was behaving as though she didn't even see my daughter! This wouldn't have been a big deal if my daughter was in a packed class of experienced dancers, but there were only three children in the class. Furthermore, my daughter had never danced and she was placed in a group of older children (six and seven year olds) who already had a few years of experience. It was during the showcase that I clearly saw the problem : in addition to being placed in a group of older and more experienced dancers, the choreography was simply too complicated for a young child. Instead of repetitive movements that would teach a child body awareness and musicality, the movements were changing every eight counts, making it difficult for a youngster to follow. My daughter felt discouraged and there were moments she simply did not want to dance anymore. We are very disappointed by our MHSB experience.

PSB & Interplay Dance

PSB & Interplay Dance

(2 reviews)

Mount Pleasant and Davisville

My daughter attended PSB & Interplay Dance from 2023 to 2025 for ballet, hip hop, and jazz. Last…read moresummer, we bought their $1,400 "Pre-Tax Package" but did not enroll in the full-year intensive program. Despite that, they automatically charged my card multiple times, nearly $2,000 in total, and ignored my emails and phone calls asking for clarification and refund. Only after I went in person did they refund part of it. Later, when my daughter stopped classes due to her heavy school workload, I followed their rules and paid for the first and last month as required, but the school still refused to refund the remaining tuition. I reached out many times but most of my messages were ignored. I've tried to handle this privately, but the school's lack of transparency and repeated unauthorized charges have been extremely disappointing. I share this review to warn other parents to be cautious about payment policies and communication issues with PSB & Interplay Dance.

My name is Ava Berry and I am a recent graduate from Interplay School of Dance ( June 2016) I…read more have spent 15 incredible years training at Interplay and was taught by only the best. NOTHING in my life besides my family has had the most significant impact on who I am today. I only look back with fondness, love and extreme gratitude when I think of all my days, weeks , months and years spent training, rehearsing, learning, laughing, all the while dancing to feed my passion for this art. How many dancers can actually say with a full heart that their very first dance instructor when they were 2 1/2 years young was their very last dance teacher that proudly handed them their graduation certificate. I regard myself as the most fortunate of graduates because of the amazing array of character traits that I acquired from all my formative years at Interplay . My awesome and amazing friendships with fellow dancers and teachers are ones that I treasure and adore . These are forever sacred to me. Even as recent as last night I received yet another comment while taking a dance class at a gym and the instructor commented on my strong training . This is a comment that follows me wherever I go and I have all my instructors especially Lucie Ward to thank for instilling an early love of dance in me.

Arabesque - theater - Updated May 2026

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