Can`t Even Get Someone From Judy`s Dance Academy To Call Me Back Trying To Inquire About Adult…read moreBallet Classes

This place has been here 25 years, and I'm the first to review - truly an honor!…read more JDA teaches dance from the littlest walker through experienced young adults (and, once per year, a bunch of goofy, self-aware dads). The classes are reasonably relaxed and very kid-friendly with the youngest, letting little ones get introduced to dance in a welcome way. More advanced classes branch off into specific styles and levels of skill, adding to the variety of classes available. These lessons all culminate in the big annual recital in June, where everyone shows off their skills. Additional classes lead to additional costumes and costs though, so just know that it can get expensive. Since I've only got a very little one, I haven't hit any restrictive cost paywalls. But she loves dancing and the classes are so well geared towards her age group that we'll surely be staying for a long time.

We started here with my two daughters in January and they have loved it. This is our first time…read moredoing dance and both girls love their teachers and have learned so much. The studio is so cute. Highly recommend for all beginners.

We have had a wonderful time at All That Dance and recommend this studio! Our daughter began her…read morefourth year dancing here this fall. The teachers are wonderful and I also highly respect the owner, Lindsey, who has always been helpful and kind. In addition to dance classes for kids, All That Dance also offers adult dance classes which I have found to be very accommodating regardless of previous dance experience - which is ideal because you get a great workout in a fun environment. I am grateful that All That Dance has created such welcoming classes for their students, both kids and adults. Parent communication has been great and if I ever have questions there are multiple avenues to chat with someone.

I learned a lot from this studio in 1 year but I never wanna go back. I've noticed a lot of racism…read morethere, and teacher's favorites/pets. They were kinda toxic and some acted like they didn't want to be there, never going back. Fun while it lasted I guess

I love the studio my granddaughter started at four years old she is now 6 1/2 she's been dancing…read moreand love every part of the studio her sister is thinking about taking a summer class and she's 2 1/2 I know they start young

Last month before my new job, I took a trip down to Orlando. I looked into dance classes as I have…read morea committed passion for choreographed dance. It's not just a hobby, it's a way of life for me. It's something evryone should try out for a period in their life, dance class. I've never found a musical theater dance class so I planned to take the Tuesday one with Alyssa if I recall her name correctly. We did a song from Princess and the Frog. I have a newfound inspiration I didn't even know it was a thing until Orlando's very own musical theater dance classes! It was awesome. Packed class. Front desk had good customer service. They even record and upload their dances to their yt channel, something I do for my own yt channel for dance covers I do. Keep up the great work!!

I took my first class at Studio K and loved it. I took a tap class with Amanda. It was an…read moreintermediate class and I was nervous at first because it has been some time that I have danced. She was awesome. She broke all the steps down and made everyone feel comfortable. I can't wait for the next tap class. I feel like my old self tonight!

The studio is like a second home, everyone is so caring and they welcome you with open arm's. they…read moreare so supportive of who you are and want to be, Its an amazing place to learn.

Wish I could give them 10 stars, they are absolutely phenomenal. The end of season performance…read moreschedules are remarkably flexible. The culture is one of kindness, inclusivity, creativity and fun all while learning a craft. I have been nothing but impressed with The Acting Studio and highly recommend for any family with members interested in acting!

Tato is a great teacher - he does a good job of working in new material with ample reinforcement of…read moreprior material.

This is a fun place to learn some new moves. I found them on Groupon but they offered the same deal…read morein person. This is my second session of bachata I'm taking. The first session I went alone and was pleased they switched partners. This session I convinced my husband to come too. We are both having a lot of fun. They teach salsa salsa on 2 and bachata. Come try a class, you won't regret it. They also have socials they plan and those are fun as well.

We signed my granddaughters up for dance at this school. One month prior to signing them they were…read moreinvolved in a fatal accident and we were trying to get them into something to focus on due to the trauma they had endured. At first it seemed to be going well but I did notice my one granddaughter was not being accepted by the teachers too well. She progressed some and actually did well in the winter recital. Well, after the winter break she didn't feel too comfortable in gymnastics so she switched to ballet and was doing well. Three weeks ago she had a set back and today we were advised due to " behavioral" problems they were kicking our girls out!! I am beyond frustrated!! This is a "recreational" school and she was not in a "competitive" class. I have directed youth organizations & work for the school system. The uppity attitude of the leadership leaves much to be desired. Very frustrated and will not refer anyone to this school for sure!( What is sad is I have another granddaughter there and now her cousin is not "allowed" to be at the same school as her. Quite disheartening that this school isn't really there for ALL children!!

Hands down the best dance studio for my daughter. Mrs. Kylee and Mr. AJ are truly remarkable people…read moreand care so much for their dancers. Every year, they have a recital for the kiddos and they do an exceptional job. It's so much fun to watch these kids go from not knowing a thing about dance, to becoming a dance extraordinaire! Mrs. Kylee and AJ are always very involved with the kids. They have dancing, parades, Halloween trunk or treat, Christmas parties, etc.. I highly recommend this dance studio to anyone looking for a dance company for their little one, or even teenagers. Pricing is reasonable - usually $20 per class, could be more, could be less. Depends on the kids age, and what classes they're taking. Still cannot be beat! My daughter has been going here since she was 4 years old, and she'll soon be 10. We love it there!

From the owner: A K Dance Away is a studio set out to make a difference in the community. We want to give everyone…read morean opportunity to dance. We care about every dancer that walks through our doors, from the beginners to the more advance dancer. A K Dance Away is a fun and friendly environment where everyone can learn the art and discipline of Dance. Our goal is to allow each dancer to experience the elements of dance: confidence, coordination, creativity, grace, musicality, rhythm, self-esteem, technique, and appreciation for music and dance and above all FUN! We work hard to introduce to our students the right amount of self-expression, discipline, proper technique, flexibility, and passion to the art of dance. We take pride in every one of our students believing that every dancer has the ability to achieve success. You are more than a dancer to us, you are family. Come join our dance family!

I love this studio, and the teachers are wonderful! I get a whole body workout when I belly dance,…read moreand it is just so much fun. The music really speaks to my soul! If you've never tried it before, I highly recommend jumping in and doing it!

Extremely overpriced compared to the average drop in group classes for other studios and other…read moregroup dance styles in the Tampa Bay Area. Omg, $25.00 for a group drop in class? They appear to price gouge since unfortunately right now they do not have alot of competition due to the economy. There used to be more BD studios around. If you want less expensive pricing, they offer locked in pricing for 6 months to a year debited out of your account with no regard if during that time they change their schedule on you and/or drop a class you liked. Bad business.

I set out on a journey to learn Salsa exactly 2 years ago…read more My first lesson learned: If you want to learn salsa, you have to go to a salsa school. Don't go to a ballroom dancing studio to learn salsa. It's not real salsa, and they'll pressure you pretty hard to learn ballroom even though you just want to learn salsa. Ballroom studios will try to get hundreds of dollars from you for a couple of weeks of lessons. You should never pay more than $15 for a group class from a salsa school. With groupons, introductory classes are about $8 or less per class. Two months later and $600 burnt, I luckily find Salsa Caliente. Erika and her staff jump start the beginner class by teaching dancing technique. First we learn about "tension" which in my opinion is the most important lesson in Salsa. Tension is the foundation of lead and follow technique. With it, you can lead the follower through a salsa pattern without her knowing the pattern. It also help you conserve energy so you can dance longer. For example, instead of stepping out a turn, you can use the rubber band effect from each other's arms to sling shot you around super fast. Using tension, you can do this turn all day long. If you stepped the turn out, you'd be tired in about 5 turns. Next we learn the NY Salsa standard patterns and shines. I never knew how exceptional their teaching and expertise was until I went to my first Salsa Congress in Orlando last summer. A congress is a dance convention where all the serious and expert dancers gather. With my dance foundation from Salsa Caliente, I was able to learn the advanced partner and shine routines faster than most people in the Congress Workshops, because their routines were built by chaining up Salsa Caliente standard patterns and shines. In one of the workshops with about 40 intermediate/advanced dancers, the instructor asked us to do a "basic" (the standard steps for salsa). He immediately pointed to me and said I was the only one doing it correctly. Why? Because Erika teaches us that we should be moving back and forth with a smooth walking motion, and not a "step step STOP, step step STOP" motion. Is this a gauge of how great Salsa Caliente is? In my opinion it is. Am I a great dancer? No, but I'm probably as good as I can be. Am I good enough to show most girls in my arms a great time while dancing? HECK YEAAAAA !!!!!!! That's why I give Salsa Caliente 5 Stars :-)

Hands down the best class I've taken. Very good attention to detail and perfecting your style no…read morematter what level you are. I highly recommend this studio and its instructors.