The Instructors here are very thorough when they teach and are steady as well as patient with…read moreabsolute beginners. Every minute in the multiple classes available is used, and guaranteed you will get you moneys worth! Students that attend these classes are very respectful and everyone in this environment is eager to learn and get better at dance.

Always the best place to party Awesome crew…read more Celebrate my husband 60th And just recently celebrated my retirement

Great place to learn how to dance! Great instructor and…read moreupbeat. Only wish is that they open the doors and let some air flow, it was muey caliente! lol I love that the class constantly rotates so you get to dance with some inexperienced dancers like myself and those who actually have taken a few classes already. It was nice, ages seem to be early 30s up to a couple seniors. Nice melting pot and good energy. I'll be back next week on taco Tuesday! Oops I meant Latin night! So much fun!!

I had the best experience with footwork break down than I have ever had with any other dance…read morecompany in my 10 years of dancing !!! Jose has a footwork curriculum that is essential to learn dance for salsa and his team is also trained to reflect all his special teachings into every lesson !!!! Highly recommend you come to this studio to learn and perfect your footwork !!!!! Great experience , great teacher !!!

Had a wonderful experience at the Wilkins wedding! Very nice venue! The host Ashley was so…read moreaccommodating and very detailed to all of our requests! It's really turned out very nice.

I completely love coming to Miami Dance Studio. No, I'm not a "dancer" nor have I had anything…read moreresembling a formal dance lesson since childhood. And let me be clear, I am never going to be mistaken for a dancer. I'm just a person who loves what adding dance to my routine has done for me. Not only have my salsa dancing skills improved exponentially (ok at least a little), I actually know what I am doing. I'm not just trying to feel the music and move on instinct. I understand where the weaknesses in my technique were limiting my ability to become an amazing (ok at least passable) salsa dancer. My brain and body get a unique workout at each class. Sean offers 1 to 1 lessons in a number of dance styles: salsa, tango, waltz, cha cha, and more. I'm guessing there is more since he knows so much about the various types of dances. Do what I did, call and chat with him for a bit before making an appointment to go into the studio. That way you can discuss what style you want to focus on. The first class is free. That is a great way to see if the studio is for you. It gives you a chance to really meet the teacher and see if his disposition and teaching style work for you. I'd be surprised if they didn't. He is very knowledgeable and patient. So much about learning something that you care about is connecting with your teacher. You have to trust that the teacher can help you meet your goals. Or at least facilitate you having an enjoyable time in class. And Sean helps makes learning how to dance so much fun. PRICE: The prices vary depending on the length of your lesson and how many lessons you take each week/month. ME DANCE?: For someone like me walking into a professional dance studio was intimidating. But it was been incredibly worthwhile. SUMMARY: The classes are challenging in the best way possible. The instructor, Sean, meets me at my level and then pushes me just enough to require actual commitment from me. I leave each class acutely aware that I have exercised my body and my mind and maybe even expanded my world a bit. I'm a fan.

This studio is the home of Las Vegas's very own "High Profile" & "Ground Zero" I love my team. We…read moreput in work Come take company hip hop classes every Thursday at 7pm. Drop in's are welcomed.

My daughter has been dancing there since she was 3 years old. Now she dances and competes in dance…read morecompetitions with some amazing talented dancers, but most of all the teachers are amazing. Please don't miss out on this opportunity for your child to become part of our family. This is a great place. I'm happy my daughter goes here. She is learning so much more than just dance.

Ive been taking kpop classes for a few months now - and the teacher Mrs.Kim is undeniably amazing!…read moreShe's very experienced, patient and kind.

Amazing she is fabulous she is a great trained dancer. She is a very good teacher and she speaks in…read moreKorean and English and she manages the class in such an amazing graceful way. I was very impressed with her. I definitely recommend her. My daughter loves her.

I dance w everyone here!!…read more Gera and Stas are super fun to dance w for my sessions Come dance here you will love it too

I started it in a whim because of my friends and I never met a more wonderful group of people! It…read morereally helps to break out of your shell and it's great exercise. Will always highly recommend to friends.

The perfect studio to improve your technique, passion and life skills…read more This place shows that it doesn't matter where you come from,but it matters that your passion is there.

My daughter attended 305 for nearly a year. She learned a lot of different cultural dances and…read morereally looked up to Mr. T who is a great role model and instru tor.

This studio offers quite a variety of dance styles and performance opportunities. The teachers and…read morestaff are very dedicated and, after having apart of the studio for nine years, I highly recommend it.

Be warned: They will close for long periods of time and won't mention how thay affects the schedule…read moreor charges. On top of this, they implement a nonsense cancellation policy where they require 45 days notice. However, we cancelled and emailed, and never heard back. We then had to call and only 12 days later we had to sign the termination. That was not processed for a other 2 weeks and only then did the start these "45 days". You better believe that we were charged for all of this time. We kept calling to discuss this but ultimately the owner ignored and never bothered to call back. Beware - there are plenty of other businesses to try out.

TOXIC STUDIO There are several reasons this is the cheapest…read morestudio around and dancers keep leaving! I could write pages and pages of why to not go here. The first time my then 5 year old came home crying I should have taken her out. They have been so heartless I have even cried. They have no idea how to run a business! They only care about getting money and not about the dancers themselves or the families supporting the dancers. Management is super burned out and unhappy and it shows. There is nothing like being yelled at and belittled by someone you pay $700 a month to! Many of the parents have complaints about the management here. There are so many great studios in Las Vegas. Do yourself a favor and don't step foot in here or near here. Not a very safe area. We couldn't be happier with our new studio. All the instructors are amazing, kind, and truly happy to be teaching.

If I could give zero stars, I WOULD. I went in for information to enroll my daughter. It's a small…read morestudio, two rooms, and yet no one greeted me. I had been waiting for five to ten minutes before someone even thought to ask me what it is I needed. By then, my mind had already been changed. Not only that, but there is a plethora of homeless people doing who knows what outside. It doesn't seem safe. The building iitself doesn't look up to code in the sense that it doesnt't look taken care of at all. Could barely tell it was a dance studio. Cheap isn't always better.

I've taken country two-step lessons from Donnie and Regina since the time they began teaching it…read morehere in Las Vegas. I remember when it was the big thing, as country swing is now. I've always used what I've learned from their classes to two-step at Stoney's and Gilley's here in Las Vegas. However, at least half the time I've ever asked a girl to two-step, they don't know how, and I have to teach them on the spot. So, I've always wondered why these folks don't come to the two-step classes held every Tuesday at Rhythmic Souls. There was always this discrepancy wherein most of the people two-stepping at Stoney's and Gilley's were not in the Tuesday two-step classes. Fast-forward to today, and it's no wonder that two-step has been almost entirely abandoned at Stoney's Rockin' Country, and completely abandoned at Stoney's North Forty. I never understood why Stoney's and Gilley's never referred people to Rhythmic Souls to learn two-step. Now, all you can hope is that the current craze for country swing will run its course, so that two-step can return as the next big thing. When two-stepping at Stoney's or Gilley's, it's easy to teach a girl on the spot upon asking her to dance. This is why it's such a great social dance. It just requires the lead to know how to two-step, to guide the follower, whether she already knows how to two-step or not. I don't think this is the case with country swing. For the beginner, I think country swing is more dependent on lessons than two-step is--contrary to popular opinion. If it was up to me, Stoney's and Gilley's would have a list of local places to take two-step and country swing dance lessons. They should have been doing this from day one, then maybe we wouldn't see the near extinction of two-step at Stoney's and Gilley's today, in which country swing has filled the void. It seems like it would be mutually beneficial for the local honky-tonks to provide a list of local businesses that specialize exclusively in country dance instruction. Likewise, for the local country dance instructors to provide a list of the local honky-tonks where students can take what they learn in class and use it in the wild. Since this has yet to happen, Gen Z country swing now rules the local honky-tonks.

Short Review: Donnie and Regina are awesome, super positive, and fun instructors to learn from…read more They, and the other people there, do a great job of making you feel welcome. If you're thinking of taking up dance, I don't think you'll find a better studio in all of Vegas. Long Review: Where to start?? First off, I love love love Rhythmic Souls. From the first time I walked in, I felt such good vibes. Donnie and Regina are so nice and all the regulars at the studio are great about welcoming new people. I was insanely nervous and any negativity would have sent me running, but everyone was so incredibly nice that I kept coming back and now I'm a W/F West Coast regular. :) While I focus on West Coast they have a ton of other dances you can learn. I feel like the prices are very reasonable and the more you go, the better the deals are which is perfect for when you inevitably fall in love with the dance and decide to practically live there ;) Along with lessons, there are weekly trips to Stoney's, dance camps, insanely fun trips to dance events, potlucks, birthday celebrations, theme nights, etc. etc. To me, it feels more like a family than a dance studio and I am so glad I decided to take those first lessons. All I can say is if you're looking for a great, fun, positive environment to learn to dance, you can't go wrong with Rhythmic Souls, and if you're there on a West Coast night, come say Hi :)