HI Tammy and her students at Happy feet, blast music and stomp around all evening. OMG it sounds…read morelike they are going to come through the floor. I am upstairs trying to take calls from home for my job. They are sooo loud its ridiculous.

The owner is extremely rude, poor attitude and unprofessional! Attempted to reserve a room and she…read moreliterally hung up the phone mid-sentence, my colleague called back and received the same poor service!

No one is more thoughtful and caring than Cindy! She and her teachers care about the kids & teach…read moredance in a fun manner! She's the best!

Love this dance school. The classes range from all ages and skill sets. The teachers are amazing…read more We started when my daughter was 6 years old and she is a senior in high school and loves everything dancing, competing, and friendships made. This school set her for life skills and this is were she has made her best friends. She has learned how important being reliable and being on time and working hard is some of many life skills she has learn from here.

I rarely leave reviews, but this situation warrants serious attention…read more On a Friday, that too on Good Friday, at approximately 2 PM--during normal business hours--vehicles parked for no more than 30 minutes in spots facing Spring Creek and Independence were aggressively towed. This occurred despite the fact that the studio itself appeared inactive at the time, with no visible customer activity and ample parking available directly in front of its entrance. From a reasonable and community-oriented perspective, this enforcement appears excessive and disproportionate. Parking policies are understandable when they serve a legitimate business need--such as ensuring access for paying customers. However, enforcing towing under these circumstances, where there was no apparent demand or obstruction, raises concerns about fairness, proportionality, and good faith. Businesses operate within communities, and with that comes a level of responsibility to act reasonably--not punitively--especially when no harm or inconvenience is being caused. Towing a vehicle within such a short window, absent clear necessity, creates the impression of predatory enforcement rather than responsible property management. If this is indeed standard practice, it would be advisable for the studio to: * Ensure clear, prominent, and unambiguous signage * Allow a reasonable grace period * Exercise discretion based on actual parking demand Actions like these don't just inconvenience individuals--they erode trust within the broader community. I strongly urge management to reconsider how these policies are implemented. A business thrives not just on rules, but on fairness, judgment, and respect for the community it serves.

The dancing instructors are great. Very professional, friendly, and patient. They are very…read moreknowledgeable and make learning to dance fun.

I danced here 10 years of my life and loved every second of it. These teachers gave me love,…read moreencouragement, and skill. This truly was a second home for me and it's what I miss most about my home town. This dance studio provided me life-long friends, Godly mentors, and amazing life lessons. If you are wanting to send your child to an encouraging, caring, and knowledgeable dance studio look no further!

From the owner: We are a Professional Preparatory Private School for dance. We have both an Intense Aspirants…read moreProgram of Study for those seeking careers and a Civic Division that has classes for children and adults in the Dallas metroplex. Our Curriculum has Elementary, Pre-Pointe, Intermediate, Advanced and Professional Aspirants Levels. Ages 3-Adult are accepted. Whether you are looking for an Introduction to the Arts class for children, a once a week class for fun, or a progressive complete professional training we offer excellence in every class. Our faculty of Master Teachers and International Guest Artists are outstanding and very interested in the personal progress of each and every study. We also offer an Adaptive Dance program that compares to no other in DFW with a specialized program of study including private and class study, costuming, presentations, recitals and parties.

We love Centre for Dance! My kids started here last year and have enjoyed their classes a lot. The…read moreenvironment is very welcoming and inclusive. All the staff and teachers are extremely kind and helpful. It really feels like a community!

This place is absolutely awful. Of all the dance studios I've ever experienced, this is the worst…read more Not only did my daughter never want to dance again after this place, but her ballet technique tanked at this place. Some of the teachers are amazing, but the owner is downright evil. There's so much I dont have enough room to tell it all, but it ends with the studio stealing money out of my account. Make sure you call your bank before you decide to leave, or Susan will steal from you. I've seen other reviews on this, so I'm not the only one. They give incentives to people for their 5 star reviews. Dont be fooled. Passive-aggressive, manipulation, lies, aggressiveness, and microagressions, they've got it all. It's not a healthy studio to send your kids to. If you value morals and integrity, this place is NOT for you. Take your money where your kids can thrive.

Love the salsa class I just took! The focus for the lesson was arms. Great idea. Nice people and a…read morepopular class.

Looks very interesting . I love to dance and we need more places like this one! ........... I'mread more