I started my daughter in the mommy and me program. I have to say it was the worst experience I have…read moreever had with an extra curricular program. The teachers were 18/20 unprofessional and could not handle the class size. There was 0 consistency whatsoever. They struggled to keep the girls engaged. Our class of 12 quickly dropped to 5 by January. Let's not even mention the recital. They insinuated my mother stole someone else's tickets because her code was not scanning. Although it was an outsourced company it is a reflection of the studio. My mother wrote a Facebook review and the owner emailed me asking me to tell my mom to remove it. She did not once offer an apology for the way she was treated. Never again would I put my now 8 yr old back in that studio.

My daughter, Regan, had her 6th birthday party here today. I could not have asked for a better…read moreexperience. My kid has never taken dance classes in her life, but she will be, here, after this. She wanted a dance party and she got it. We picked the hip hop dance party and her and her friends had a blast. I loved it too, I didn't have to lift a finger, no setup, no cleanup, no hassle. I got to watch my daughter enjoy her party because EVERYTHING was taken care of. Anna was our party host, and she was incredibly friendly and amazing with the kids. She was a pro at getting the kids involved and if they didn't want to be involved (we had one or two who were too cool for dance school) she didn't push them at all. Jessica (I think I'm right on the name?? I hope) was also very friendly and efficient. This place is a fantastic deal for the price, plus all the kids get a free class just for coming to the party. I can't wait to sign my daughter up for classes here. I couldn't be happier with the party. :) I literally cannt say enough good things about it.

Simply the best! This is my daughter's first year of dance. She is in the 3-4 year old dance class…read more It has been an awesome experience. We have already participated in a Christmas recital. It was just the cutest! I look forward to the end of the year recital. Noelle and her staff are extremely kind and know what they are doing. Her rates are extremely affordable as well. I highly recommend!

This is our second season with Noelles Dance Academy and we love it! I have 2 kids who both take…read moreclasses with Miss Noelle. She really puts the extra effort into class, teaching and keeping the kids involved. You can tell Noelle and her staff really have a passion for teaching and sharing their love of dance. Promptly responds to emails and keeps the parents aware of upcoming events and important dates.

Just out of curiosity, could you post/ show photos of the diversity of students you pick as main…read morecharacters. Say, from the summer shows from the years 2025-2026? Would love to see those The theater company keeps insisting on their website that they "teach," and "nourish," (etc. on such nice fluffing words,) overstating they are very fair in who they cast and just how much they do for the kids...Absolutely, a lot for the same students over and over. I'm sad to say that you'll be paying for day care camp, with such theater related activities as "paper towel hop hot lava", "make up your own Disney trivia," and playing YouTube background music to do "Karaoke." Statistically, it is not possible that out of 60+ students that they "accept" per summer session at $800.00+ each, the same 15-20 (or less) are featured all the time because they outdid the other 40-50+ every single time.... also, the overcasting of shoving the 60 kids on ensamble just once or twice, way in the back, while only 15 of those kids are assigned anything of a role (Kudos to the organizer's kids for getting roles as well, and to boot, demonstrating poor sportsmanship to the other students by making commentary out loud...) It's essentially a bit of a cult. While they do have very sweet and talented students (and definitely not their fault they're highly favorited because their parents are part of that creepy singing cult, which has to be ritualized at the beginning of every single play, extending it over a half hour, along with the absolute same speech paraphrased over and over and over... about some egotistical lady claiming she's so busy and not doing her laundry for 3 weeks, how tired but so happy everyone looks, especially the day of performances, at drop off.... Just please. AI sounds more genuine, maybe put effort into that as well? We were stupid enough to try it twice, not even expecting absolutely any lead, but maybe ensamble and to actually LEARN something about theater... Alas (paper towel hopping ) as the saying goes, fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Please don't be fooled by the fluff. It's honestly sickening. (And please, a new shorter more genuine speech for $800.00 per student you are receiving wouldn't kill you) Also, shouldn't that money go towards actual makeup, working mics, and... oh, yeah, keeping those props, and not saying out loud to the kids not to break them so you can return them?) You can't make this up

All of my three children went through multiple years of the Summer Stage program, about eight years…read morein all. They always looked forward to and enjoyed their time at Mainstage. And the productions were ... well ... amazing considering they put them together in 6 weeks. Through the years, it impressed me how Mainstage always put kids first - it was important that the kids were having a positive experience. The programs focus on giving kids not just exposure to the arts; they help kids be self-confidant, teach teamwork, and encourage them to support one another - skills that are valuable anywhere. Highly recommended.

My niece is currently attending School of Philadelphia Ballet's New Jersey location in their…read moreChildren's Program and we couldn't be more thrilled with all that she has accomplished so far. We are so fortunate that Philadelphia Ballet broadened their geographic reach to offer classes across the bridge. Being able to receive high quality pre-professional ballet training that is associated with a national renowned company right here in the heart of south Jersey is invaluable!

From the owner: School of Philadelphia Ballet offers the highest caliber dance education of any program in the…read moreGreater Philadelphia area, providing our students with exceptional technical training and unparalleled performance opportunities. School of Philadelphia Ballet is proud to present our programs at two different locations across Pennsylvania and New Jersey for students age 3+ through adults.

Love this school! Teachers are wonderful! The school is very educated in proper form compared to…read moreother dance schools. The recitals are fun to watch and the staff are sweet and enjoyable!

Great little school that does a lot including dance for kids, zumba for adults, and music lessons…read more Summer dance camp is a nice intro for beginners. Reasonably priced and friendly staff. Building is located in a residential area so parking on busy nights can get tough even with a parking lot in the back. There's a waiting area for parents which is convenient. It can get pretty crowded in the waiting room in between classes on weeknights, but things settle down once the classes begin.

My daughter went to DAC starting at age 2. She joined competition in 1st grade and company level in…read more3rd. For years she absolutely loved dance and had a wonderful time. But as she got older and took dance more seriously joining competition and company level, the environment at the studio completely destroyed her passion. From my experience, the regular classes are great- inclusive friends, nice parents but the company level and competition level is different. The teachers have obvious favorites and consistently put those dancers first -- especially the competition director, Taylor Martin. My daughter also had a ballet teacher at the company level who even critiqued her body, which was extremely discouraging. The only teacher who ever made her feel supported and valued was Mr. Matt. There have also been multiple parent complaints made to the owner, Sara, about favoritism and the toxic atmosphere. Despite that, nothing seemed to change. Sara also awhile back was telling parents to leave good reviews (everyone eft them on google reviews)... now that we left I gave my honest review. Socially, the studio is just as difficult. The girls have strong cliques and don't include others unless they meet their "standards." The parents have their own cliques as well. Once my daughter hit middle school, all of this became very obvious. No one cheered for her at competitions, and girls who weren't in the "right" friend group were ignored. She ended up alone in classes and alone at competitions, which was heartbreaking to watch. She loved dance so much that she used to count down the days to class -- but eventually she started coming up with excuses to skip because the environment made her feel so unwelcome. From what I've seen, younger competitive dancers don't deal with this as much, though their parents still form groups. But if your child is in middle school or older, I do not recommend joining the competition team at DAC. Many girls have switched studios because of the toxic atmosphere, and based on our experience, I completely understand why. I would say DAC is the right place if your daughter is younger and doesn't want to join competition or the company level. The normal level classes are great... everyone is inclusive and has good teachers just not competition or company.

My daughter loves it so therefore I love it. She looks forward to coming to practices, so that…read moretells me the instructors are doing right by her. The majority of the competitions are close to home, and when my daughter does have a competition that requires an overnight stay, she always has a good time with her friends.