If you're looking for high-quality, pre-professional dance training, look no further. Metamorphosis…read moreprovides the finest instruction in ballet technique and artistry. The faculty are all highly trained and adept at teaching. They have high expectations for their students, but treat students with respect and care. In addition to the rock-solid foundation in ballet, the instructors are also skilled in traditional jazz dance as well as contemporary genres.

My partner and I have taken multiple lesson packages with Ace over the last year and a half or so…read moreand they are awesome! Super patient and kind (especially with our wacky work schedules), and very knowledgeable about multiple styles. We've learned some slow dance, foxtrot, rumba, cha cha, etc. and are now learning our first dance choreography for our wedding. It's a very beginner friendly place, but Ace won't let you get bored either! Always ready to match pass with however much you are comfortable learning in a lesson. Definitely reach out to Ace if you have been itching to try something new, or want to add some flair to your first dance!

We are so glad we chose to take lessons with Ace for our wedding. My partner and I had never really…read moretaken dance classes before and were *very* beginner level to say the least. But in only four lessons Ace took us from barely being able to do a basic 2-step to twists, dips, and even a lift! Ace was patient and encouraging and tailored the lessons to our level, gradually helping us build up our skills with each class. Our guests were so impressed when we whipped out our moves during our first dance--they couldn't stop raving about it! It was definitely one of the highlights of the night. Don't hesitate to book Ace if you're looking to learn some skills for your first dance (or any dance)!

I can't believe I forgot to write a review of this guy's class. Guess I was trying to forget the…read moreawful treatment and lack of professionalism I received from the instructor. Tony was incredibly rude toward me when I attended my first dance session with him. The other students were more helpful and polite than the instructor himself. I'm not the most coordinated person. I'll admit that and appreciate any person's patience when teaching me a sport or activity that requires a decent amount of coordination. I believe I was learning Polka or foxtrot at his class, but I was struggling with getting the coordination down since I was a first-timer. Tony was going about making sure that the students were on the right track. He looked frustrated that I wasn't getting it, and finally started to berate me. He asked me: "Why don't you understand how to do it correctly? Can you not understand English?" I was stunned and furious to say the least. He wrote me off as a foreigner unable to understand English based on looks instead of being patient like a teacher should be. I'm a native English speaker and was born in the US, unlike him, but saying something hurtful so casually like that wouldn't be acceptable even if the person wasn't a native English speaker. I've heard that South America had horrendous racial tensions, so I could see that Tony brought its racism with him when he came to the United States. If you're not an Anglo or Hispanic person, and don't have any experience with dancing, then expect Tony to say something rude when you don't understand his dance lessons on your first try. I excused myself and went to cry in the bathroom for a few minutes for the poor treatment. Then discreetly left the building. Lo and behold, the man had the gall to follow me to my car! He even positioned himself so that I couldn't slam my door without hitting him. He started advertising his other classes, and gave half-hearted encouragement since I was a beginner. As far as I'm concerned, the "encouragement" was too little to late when he burned a bridge by criticizing my English listening skills. I won't try learning how to dance again thanks to this man even if it's for my own wedding.

Tony has been a great dance teacher. I have been taking group lessons and private lessons for…read moresalsa for one month now and I have learned a lot of new steps and the technique of how to do the steps properly. He is very detailed in explaining how to do the moves in the most efficient way, starting from the very basics. The Sunday class where he teaches salsa, swing and country two step and Argentine tango is so much fun! I also like the Wednesday Batchata and Kizomba class. One of the best parts is when we go out dancing after class as a group to practice. I feel much more confident when I go out dancing then when I did before I started. I appreciate that Tony is patient and kind with all the students, no matter their dance level. Sometimes the more difficult or advanced moves take a lot of repetition, but he never makes us feel rushed. I have learned a lot in class -- even more than just dancing! And I recommend Tony's classes to anyone with an interest in learning partner dance.

I have emailed them a couple times, called and left messages, and messaged them through the…read moreautomatic chat on their website and have not heard back. I've tried multiple times to register for classes for over a week now. I have never contacted or heard back from a single person, I was starting to wonder if they were out of business.

Affinity Dance is amazing and I'm excited my 3 year old has the opportunity to experience it. Miss…read moreKristina is awesome and patient with all of the dancers.

We love Ms. Kelsey! My daughter Alex has been dancing for her since she was 4 years old. Ms. Kelsey…read moreis very knowledgeable about the world of dance and gives each child a lot of attention. She strives to make them the best dancers while keeping them humble. Her passion and dedication is admirable. We would never dance anywhere else. My son is 7 years old and also dances here. He is also on the hip-hop team and loves it to death. We are forever dedicated.

House of Dance is an excellent dance studio with a wide variety of classes and amazing dance…read moreteachers. Our daughter is encouraged to be creative and learn more every day. Whether you are looking for a single dance class for your daughter or son to take or the commitment of a dance team, House of Dance is an excellent choice. The studio brings in talented choreographers to teach master classes and work with their top-notch dance teams. The House of Dance teachers encourage and make the classes fun and rewarding no matter your level of dance.

I've been going to this school for about three years, since the "bad old days." (just kidding)…read more So they just moved out of the room they were renting at the AACC, the one where you had to be careful not to crash into the glass display cases and the kids would track dirt on the floor so during class your shoes couldn't grip. The new location is fantastic! Easily triple the amount of room we had at the AACC and we don't have to worry about banging into anything breakable now. The ceiling is much higher so I don't worry so much about hitting it when I practice staff forms. There are also now stretch bars along the back wall and storage for all the things we didn't use to be able to have before: kick shields, targets, etc. And now that we're not on the tile anymore its a lot less intimidating to practice jumping techniques and break falls in the advanced and contemporary classes. The instruction is still the same as always. The material comes from Shi Xing Ying, a Shaolin Temple trained monk who now lives in Houston. The Austin school is taught by his student, Scott Pettengill, and Austin students who visit Houston can attend class there with the monk at no extra charge. I've mainly focused on the Contemporary Wushu they teach there. The only other game in town for Contemporary Wushu, I think, is David Scott's school and the UT Wushu club if you're a student there. Chris Tong (studied under Jeff Bolts, Madame Wang Jurong, and the monk Shi Xing Ying) is the contemporary wushu coach at ISWCATX and for the UT wushu club. If you come and take traditional classes he's a steal at just $30 in addition to the regular tuition, but if you take only the contemporary classes the rates are still more than competitive (especially considering how few people teach true contemporary) with everything else out there. His classes are still fairly small, I guess because they start later--around 7pm-- which makes it even more of a bargain since they end up almost being private lessons. Although I guess if I write this and it sounds inviting then maybe they won't be so small and then if I want a private I'd actually have to pay for it...but the more the merrier? I used to feel like such a klutz as a kid, I was a terrible basketball player, but I've developed so much more balance and coordination since taking Kung Fu, especially the contemporary class. I'm always spent and exhausted by the end of class. Its a great workout in a relaxed atmosphere from instructors whose pedigree can't be questioned.

My kid has been attending this school for a few months and we've been really happy. The instructors…read moreare very good and actually give out quality instructions. We tried another school before and the instructor never spent much time helping the kids who weren't doing certain forms or movements right how to do them properly. The instructors here will work with a student one-on-one if they see that the kid is struggling with something. They are patient but ask the kids for their efforts. They are strict with the kids (no goofing off!) but are friendly and fun at the same time. It's a very low key operation at a reasonable price. The instructor/student ratio can vary but most of the time it's 3-5 students per instructor.

It is wonderful what this program is doing for young people. Especially, in these challenging times…read moreof Pandemic, hate, poverty and crime. It's such a good thing that our young people have a place where they can socialize, develop skills, relationships and grow to realize their potential and possibilities. Kindness is key. Thank you Dancinjazzi for doing what you do! Let nothing stop you from doing what you do best- Caring!!

DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILD HERE. These people are heartless. My child has done ballet and tap before…read moreat another locations and her and I were pleased. She dances all the time in the living room and I figured this would be right up her alley. First class started on a Friday and my little one was not pleased at all. She was the exact opposite, humiliated, embarassed more like it, and was in class with other that have been there for 2+ yrs. She did not make it through the rest of the class without crying. The instructor and the receptionist were taken back a little on how upset she was. Needless to say, she did not want to go back. I called and ask if I could be refunded the $97 and was told 'No'. She made it clear that never in the years of the business being open have they had a child in tears like that. So then why cannot we not be refunded anything. Okay, I get the $35 registration fee, but I paid in advance an additional $75 to bring my child to a class that makes her cry. I don't think so. I'm not sure if these people actually have children as they suggested I take her to another one of their classes...Oh I want to mention that they advised me only AFTER I paid that they have a free initial class coupon, but it's not on their website, they don't promote it, so it's a hit or miss. I asked nicely to be refunded at least the classes she won't be taking and was told it's not their policy. So their policy is to take your money first, and if it's just not your childs thing then screw you. Not a good way to do business in my opinion.

I wasn't expecting such enjoyable and friendly teachers which is great as they are so patient and…read morehelpful with my restless and testy children. By nature I tend to be very skeptical of many places for my kids but so far I am very glad we found a great group of instructors especially considering they have a genuine interest in teaching and helping others in the community. Very highly recommended!!