It's been a major come back for me, thanks to Stephanie's Dance with Us Long Island Dance Studio…read more Many years ago I was a competitive ballroom dance, but with injuries and etc, I was away for a long time. But, with Stephanie's coaching and Vincent's help I am back on the dance floor socially and competitively Stephanie and her coaches are kind, tolerant, helpful and understanding. That went a long way towards my come back. Sue D

If you're looking to learn how to dance, this is the place. The space is great, the classes are…read moreextremely well taught, and scheduling is easy and reliable. I've been taking Salsa lessons from Ilona who is easily one of the best teacher's I've ever met. She is extremely talented and knowledgeable, and has a talent for breaking things down in a way that is understandable, fun, and doable. I'm the quintessential math nerd with two left feet who's go-to move is the robot, so if I can learn Salsa, anyone can. You can tell the people here put a lot of thought and care into what they do, and I am beyond grateful I ended up with such an excellent teacher at such a well run studio.

I love the whole body workout and all the instructors are amazing !…read more The studio is extremely clean and they offer great times that works for my work schedule .

I arrived at my scheduled first visit and was told the class was full and she did not have me down…read moreand the instructor I signed up with was not there. This was after I drove 40 minutes to get here this is not right. I did not receive anything that said it was cancelled

The whole squad and I was preparing to shoot our first ever rap video for my new single,…read moreDiamondback that Ass Up." We had everything needed to shoot a trill rap video; Fake money, stolen car, fake chains, and some exotic dancers. Manchego was on camera duty, Drunken Goat was directing, and Yung Jonse was the choreographer. This video was finna put me on the map. After the first take I realized that this video was straight trash. All the dancers was just twerkin and not showing off any sophisticated dance moves at all. I was straight up embarrassed. How was I supposed to show this video to my 6 kids? I immediately halted filming and booked a private lesson with the Ballroom of Huntington. First of all shoutout to the woman who answered the phone. She understood the urgency of our situation and was able to find us a spot immediately. She even said we could film the session for our "Behind the scenes Unrated DVD." Yo lookout for that on a street corner near you. So we all pile into this studio and this instructor guy starts giving us the breakdown on all these different dances. I think he even said he held a championship belt in dancing. Gotta respect that. Homeboy took his time and gave private instruction to each of the dancers.We was in awe of this guy's dance moves. Yo, I aint never seen someone so elegant and graceful before. It was like Fred Astaire and Michael Jackson combined into one person. By the end of the session, the whole squad knew how to foxtrot and lindy hop. Well except for Yung Jonse, who couldn't participate because she had a migraine from consuming 8 bags of pop rocks in 30 minutes, so she was forced to pop a squat the entire time. The next day, we finished the rap video and I couldn't be more happy with the Ballroom of Huntington. Checkout my video as well. It premieres on BET on 4/20/2016. Ballroom of Huntngton..the best dance spot on the East Coast. Brrrrrrrrrr

We came across the Ballroom of Huntington in our search for a place to learn choreo for our first…read moredance at our wedding. We definitely procrastinated as we waited till 3 weeks before our wedding to set up lessons, however that did not seem to be an issue for the people at the Ballroom of Huntington. They heard about our time constraint and immediately worked with us to get us into the studio as soon as possible. They are open late which is beneficial for our schedule. We were paired with Dennis who is an angel of a human being. He is a great teacher and was able to create choreography for our first dance and make it unique. He was very accommodating and even came in on a Sunday when the studio is closed to get us an additional lesson. By the end of our 4th lesson, we were ready to perform at our wedding and we only wish Dennis was there to witness it as I know he would have been very proud of us. The studio itself is a large space, however everyone practices in the same space regardless of if you are there for a group lesson or private lesson. It didn't make much of a difference to me and it provided us with a little audience. They have a great speaker system so they can play whatever song you want for your dance. The cost was on the higher end for what I expected, but I don't know what the cost of private lessons normally runs. Ultimately, we are very happy with our decision to use Ballroom of Huntington to learn our first dance.

It would be unfair to rate the place just according to one workshop that I took however I felt it…read morewas so mishandled I left disappointed and duped. So I'm throwing this out there so maybe they take notice and deliver better tango offer. I was invited by text message to take a tango workshop with Eran Who is their tango specialist I was told. I was excited for Sunday to arrive at 2 o'clock I was there promptly waiting with my tango shoes ready to take on a class I was told was going to be great. There was a variety of levels in the class and that's understandable as always. Then Alexey introduced us methodically to some steps and practice run. A very good teacher for the beginners and I was happy to get the chance to dance with someone who knew his steps. But I was confused as I was told our instructor would be Eran... but the lesson was sufficiently styled again for beginners. Then suddenly without much explanation a man named George took over the second half of the class and the structure completely disappeared. He repeated all that Alexey had spoke of and was absolutely over talked, under demonstrated and --sorry but as an Argentine milonguera and tango lyrics translator,-- I could not help but find it condescending to be instructed on the culture of tango by a Jewish Long Islander... it turned me off completely and 45 minutes later when we finally got a chance to practice what he called rock step and grapevine (terms unheard of in tango), I was done. Also one note: if you are a male beginning dancer please refrain from instructing the female out loud as if you knew more than she. Just Keep quiet, lead correctly and get out of her way so you don't trip, step, or block her. Men lead but do not rule. Take note. I've been searching for lessons around town and will continue to do so. Shame it was a shambles of a class.

Was not impressed with this studio at all. I received a random text saying I should write a yelp…read morereview. Do you want brutal honesty? You got it. I had high hopes of becoming a student at this studio November 2014. I'm the kind of person that knows exactly what I want when it comes to a dance studio; to perform showcases and dance with a partner that we both establish a great connection. Someone who enjoys teaching the way I enjoy learning. I was partnered with "Sasha" and he was nothing like that. Sasha a poor choice in every way. Strictly business, insulting, and instructed just to make money. We had four weeks until a showcase. He hated the song and dance I chose for our routine; we honestly just didnt see eye to eye on anything. I wanted to quit after the first lesson. The night of the showcase was a joke.. 30+ performers? I didnt perform until two hours later. Oh, and if you didnt pay the rediculous fee for dinner AND your performance, you were not allowed to eat that night nor sit. Rediculous. Also, Sasha was 45 min late so we barely had time to practice before we performed. He never aknowledged my existence that night, nor said goodbye when he left. I wrote a letter to the owner, Irina, explaining the whole situation as I'm telling it now. Nothing. No phone call, email, nothing. Just to "write a yelp review!" Here it is. Poor way to run your business when you charge rediculous prices.

I've been wanting to get in to yoga and I finally found a place I felt comfortable trying it out…read more Up until now I've been really nervous and haven't had good beginner yoga instructor. Lisa is great! She is was very patient and accommodating. She adjusts the class as needed and makes sure pushes you just outside your comfort level with in the different yoga possessions.

Dance, music, and art under 1 roof! It is a very nurturing environment that focuses on both fun and…read moreeducation. I started out as a student when I was in high school and now I teach classes because I love it to much!

My grand daughter just started to study dance with this business. She cannot wait to leave for her…read moredance lessons. I went to the dance recitals earlier this month and it was absolutely great. The dancers appeared well trained and enjoyed what they were doing.

If you are looking for the perfect dance studio for your child then look no further. Spotlight…read moreDance studio is not only a wonderful stage for your growing dancer but it's also like having a second family. My daughter is starting her eighth year there and I can honestly say she has learned & grown so much as a dancer and made lifelong friends. Commitment to dance means you show up and work hard but it can also be fun. Spotlight is the perfect combination of both. The teachers are warm yet they challenge the students. The Competition teams are award winning. And the recitals are the culmination of a year full of hard work, love & dedication. I would highly recommend this dance studio.

If you want your child to be in a nurturing, loving environment where he or she will grow to their…read morefullest potential, then Spotlight Dance Studio is the place for you. The owners treat each child with respect, love, and compassion. They encourage them to develop at their own rate and guide them to be the strongest dancer they can be, all while having fun doing it. Everyone who works there is very nice and respectful. Weattended Spotlight for many years. The costumes and routines are always age appropriate. They have a strong competition team winning high gold and platinum awards. Beautiful lyrical routines and adorable routines for the little ones that make me cry every recital. Expertly creative, innovative and fun! My daughter wouldn't go anywhere else. Highly recommended!