My son attends Stage Right and we love it! My son has danced since he realized what music was as a…read morebaby...we knew he would flourish taking dance classes. We moved to the area a little over a year ago and he asked to take hip hop lessons. After some google searches I called and spoke with the owner and knew it would be a good fit for my son. He LOVES going every week and has learned some pretty snazzy moves. The price point is very reasonable and the costume fee is appropriate. There is a large variety of classes-including classes for adults. They rent out spaces for music lessons and there is also a musical theater that practices there.

This is a great place for dance. Our 2 1/2 year old loves going to class every week. The owners…read moreand all instructors are great with the children. I look forward to spending many many years waiting on our girls classes to end.

My daughter had done a few ballet classes when she was small elsewhere before starting at Roots…read more She wanted to try hip hop. After her first class: "Mom it's so hard, there's so many steps and they go so fast!" Going from that to absolutely throwing down on stage at her first recital was amazing to see! She's been searching for her thing; and dance has become "it." Miss Jessica was her teacher, and she's just so sweet and good with the kids! The establishment as a whole is very warm and welcoming. The staff as well. And the recital they put on is so great! They make it entertaining for attendees. Highly recommend!

I went here for three years taking piano and guitar lessons. Right before I joined I had this awful…read morepiano teacher. After begging my mon to quit she eventually stopped the dreaded lessons. My mom told me I should try someplace else. I was really speculative, but decided why not? Roots was awesome! I thought I hated music but it was just the teacher. They helped me learn how to love music. It's now my passion and I don't know where I'd be without them. Unfortunately I had to move and quit but I recommend anyone interested in music or dance go there.

If you're a man who wants to take ballet, don't waste your time with this dump. I called this place…read moreto find out about coming by as a drop-in for their adult ballet class. The woman that I spoke with at Karen Horton School of Dance told me that they did not allow people to take drop-in classes and acted weird with me over the phone. This seemed extremely odd to me so about a month later I asked an ex-girlfriend to email the school and ask them the same thing. She received an email back stating not only that they DO allow drop-in classes but that the first class would be free and they were looking forward to having her in class! I find this beyond pathetic. These "women" know nothing about me or how much of a passion that I have to dance. This type of back country mentality is why there are no men in ballet in this part of the world unless they are either A) homosexual or B) extremely emasculated. My ex-girlfriend agrees wholeheartedly with this. In Cuba where the culture is FAR more progressive (meaning advanced), there are as many men as there are women in ballet. Those men are also revered because of the fact that there is a very definite element of real masculinity in ballet. Only very low cultured and redneck people who are BARELY out of the trees in terms of human evolution see ballet the way these people do. My only regret in writing this review is that I had to give Karen Horton School of Dance 1 star because if I could, I would give this backwoods cesspool minus 1,000 stars!

My daughter took dance lessons here as a child and had a wonderful experience. 15 years later I'm…read moretaking dance classes here. A lot of the same instructors are there and they're just as wonderful as they were when she was a child. Sincerely love it.

When in Nashville I figured taking a line dancing class would be fun and it was. The teacher Lisa,…read morewas super fun. She showed us 3 dances and allowed us to vote for the one we wanted to learn. She also recorded the dance and there emailed to us a few days later. Highly recommend this experience.

An iconic Nashville activity come to life! Registration through the website was very easy and…read moreprovided step by step instructions on where to go, what to bring and how to get in. Reminder, that if you are over 21 please bring an ID, makes it easier to get through the front door on Broadway. As an alternative, there is an entrance through the alley between the bars on Broadway and the Ryman that accesses all/most of the bars. After going all the way to the top floor with an amazing view, our instructor Jason checked us in. He did a fabulous job, explaining the process, breaking down the line dance and taking some amazing video to keep to show all your friends and family what a fabulous dancer that you are. HA! They send the video a few days after the experience and its included in your fee. My suggestion would be to either build more time into the lesson to grab drinks between or pay a bit more and have a bar tender upstairs. They do provide immediate access to water because boy shaking it makes you thirsty. Had a fabulous time and definitely encourage visitors to give this a try.

Great with the kids. My granddaughter loves Ms. Stacy and all the staff.read more

We just signed my 4 year old up for 1 class a week. Although I don't expect her to be a world…read morerenound ballet dancer; I know she will have fun. This not a studio for competitive dancers. But, if u want to introduce your child to dance, dance w Stacey is very warm and welcoming.