I don't recommend this place at all! I paid $70 a month for one 30 minute class a week. It was…read moresupposed to be 45 minutes long but the teacher never showed up on time. If you don't pay on the 1st of the month, regardless of the day your child's class is on, you have to make an extra trip or else they charge you a $20 late fee. When I complained to the owner about paying a late fee because the teacher is habitually late, she wasn't cooperative and forced me to pay the fee. It seems hypocritical to pay a late fee when your only a day late, yet there are no repercussions for the teacher who is almost 20 minutes late everyday and wouldn't let the kids stay after to make up lost time. I have since taken my business elsewhere and wouldn't recommend anyone else to come here. Below I attached my response from the email I sent her. I was essentially called a liar and never received a response back after I answered this email.

We have loved taking our two young girls here now for the past 6 months. The teachers are all…read moreexcellent and enthusiastic, and it's a very low-pressure studio so far from my experience. We appreciate the ability to make up missed classes, and we love the Cool Springs complex where it's located. Parents can sit in the cafe, grab a Starbucks, and see their tiny dancer in the studio window if they have it open. Love that it's not all about the performance here; they seem to be more focused on the kids having fun and getting a good foundation of skills. Keep up the good work, Dance Conservatory!

We love Dance Unleashed!! I couldn't ask for a better first dance experience for my daughter. My…read more3.5 year old asks to go to dance class every day :) She loves everything they do (creative movement, ballet, jazz, etc.) and has learned so much in a short time. Her teacher, Miss Kosha, is so good with the kids and they absolutely love her.

We are "all about" All About Dance!…read more They have tap/jazz and ballet classes taught by two loving, dedicated co-owners who used to be instructors at Chatham University before their program was closed. The studio is small--both in terms of actual space and number of dancers--so there is lots of personal attention. The owners teach ever course, and they know every child. My 3-year-old is just as important as their senior competition team members. My daughter is likely not destined to be a ballerina or a professional dancer, but she's having the time of her life in these classes and learning alot too! We particularly like the 4/5-year old tap/ballet combo class. In 40 minutes, the kids do 20 minutes of ballet with one owner, change shoes, and then do 20 minutes of tap with the other owner. By the end of that, my daughter is blissfully happy and tired. She and her friend sing and laugh the entire car ride home and then pass out promptly after dinner. Don't let the location stop you: it's not far at all. The studio is located on the south of the 376 bridge across from Regent Square. Traffic on Braddock/Forbes can be a small issue coming from Squirrel Hill or Oakland around 5pm in the fall/spring, but it usually only takes 10-12 minutes.

I haven't taken a dance class here yet, but I've been to a couple events and they were great! I've…read morealso spoken to a bunch of people that have taken classes here and they love them. The first event I came to was the New Years party. The first couple of hours was partner dancing. You didn't need to bring a partner with you because everyone was really friendly, switching up partners throughout the night. People were willing to help you learn new moves if you don't know how to dance, too. The rest of the night was a free for all and had a fun variety of music to dance to. There were snacks, party favors and a live band. It was a great time! The second event I went to was just this past weekend. It was a 90's trivia night with a cash prize for 1st place and a 6 pack of zima for 2nd place, which fit perfectly into the theme. Everyone was encouraged to dress in their best 90's gear and the space had 90's themed snacks and music. Our team definitely lost, but we still had a good time! After the trivia, it was dance party time! There was a good mix of people of all ages. I would definitely recommend checking out the next event they have. You can tell the owner puts a lot of thought and care into her events.

A really nice place to take dance lessons, I don't think they are as hard-sell as most of the other…read morecommercial dance studios. Their open dances are excellent. The main dance floor is somewhat narrow but has a really nice surface for dancing. The studio offers a wide variety of classes, including West Coast Swing, Argentine Tango, Ballroom, and Swing. Reasonable prices.

Regent Square Zumba is offered in a Karate studio in in Regent Square. The class is really fun, it…read moreis a great workout but you barely know you are working out because you are having a lot of fun! Zumba is a mix of different dance styles such as Latin, Salsa, African Dance and much more. Classes are Mon/Wed/Sun - 7-8pm Wed - 8-8:45pm THURS - 8-9pm If you have facebook, look them up. Try a class. Classes are $7 for a drop in $14 for three (new users) $50 unlimited one month $60 10 punch card. (this may change) It is defiantly a good time. Check them out.

Love this place! Great workout, great people, no judgment, tons of fun. Try it. You will have a…read moreblast!

The most welcoming and family friendly environment! The teachers and Ms Lucy are amazing with the…read morekids!!! The little star program is laid back and uses so many cool props in the class and silks is so unique!!

I am super satisfied and happy with Ms. Lucy being our daughter's dance teacher for many years…read more My daughter has been dancing with her since she was a baby, with the mommy and me program. And now we are suuuuuuper excited with Ms. Lucy new dance studio. We will surely keep dancing with her. Super recommend. She offers adult classes too!!! So I couldn't resist... and I dance too.

I want to love Studio B. I love Miss Kat and many of the other moms. My child has fun; and isn't…read morethat what it's all about? But when it comes down to it, the place is going downhill and fast. My child has danced there for a couple years. The first year was fine... I think? But maybe I missed the warning signs because I was new to dance. The second year was stressful, but we made it through. And even returned for a third year because my child loves seeing friends and Miss Kat. We will not be returning though for the following reasons: -there is not enough staff. Bridgette is usually teaching and her son or a volunteer is in the office. Neither of them ever have answers for normal questions. It leaves you to be rude and interrupt a class or have to chase Bridgette down between classes. -fundraising funds are somehow missing until the very last class. Then you can't even use all of it. But they can't give it back to you. So you have to "donate to the parent organization" or sign up for summer classes to use it. -costumes are always missing and changing. You blindly pay $100 and get a $25 costume. -waiting room is always crowded, crazy hot, and dirty. Not to the point of being super gross. But like it only gets cleaned one day a week. -generally unorganized. The songs were changing the week before the end of the year recital! If you want a place for your kid to get out energy, it's fine and okay priced. But if you want nice recitals and competitions, find another place.

Brigette and her staff are excellent! I would highly recommend Studio B to anyone who loves dance…read more My daughter felt welcomed and accepted and loved. She has learned so much and is progressing well.

Great dance studio - they have mommy and me dance and music class on Sarurdays at 10 am. I…read morepurchased a 5 session pass but you can just drop in and pay for that class only. Completely recommend the dance and music class of your child is already walking. Moms and dads are welcome. It's a very friendly environment and everyone quickly becomes friends with the other parents and kids.