FORWARD space is such an energetic and welcoming place. You can dance and take stress out fully…read morewith the amazing remixes and grooves. Whitney is a wonderful and cheery coach and dancer! The indoor audio and lighting, environment, and hygiene products are all there for participants. I can't wait for my next dance!

I took a free class they hosted at the Oculus in January that waas so much fun! The instructors had…read moresuch amazing, positive vibes, they kept the party going throughout the workout. It was so fun, I didn't realize I was exercising too!

I was really disappointed with my experience at Peridance Center. From the moment I walked in, the…read moresmell from the bathrooms hit me! really unpleasant and off putting. The front desk staff weren't very welcoming either. I arrived early and just had a simple question, but was met with blank stares and a vibe like I was bothering them. The studio itself wasn't ideal for focus or rehearsal. You could hear everything happening in the adjacent studios!! There was no sound insulation whatsoever. so it was hard to stay in the zone during class. Overall, the energy felt off, and I definitely wouldn't book this space for my own classes or come back to rehearse.

Class was amazing! Atmosphere is nice. And I was able to take a class from a choreographer I worked…read morewith a few years ago! It was great!!

Everyone who works at Dance With Me Soho (DWMS) is friendly and professional. It is a genuine…read morepleasure to take lessons -- and to dance with the professionals who inhabit this lovely studio. I always look forward to learning and to improving my dance skills and abilities in this very warm and welcoming environment. Whatever your background, you can't help but smile.....I encourage anyone considering taking dance lessons to give DWMS a chance....you'll be very happy you did! Claire G.

Went here for a private class as a party and it was really fun! It wasn't too hard for all of us…read morebeginners but it was engaging and just challenging enough!

This is an excellent studio for anyone interested in taking classes in New York! They offer a…read morediverse range of classes including heels, hip hop, and chair choreography, with options for all skill levels--from beginner to advanced--as well as exciting workshops. I took a heels class with Emma and it was a fantastic experience; the class left me feeling empowered and confident. The studio is centrally located in Manhattan, close to public transportation. They also provide bathrooms for changing and cubbies in the studio to store your belongings.

This was my second time visiting Sass Class, and it was very intentional. I traveled from another…read morestate specifically to take class here, which already says a lot about how much I value the experience. This time, I took class with Amber, and she is truly a 10 out of 10 -- from her character to her teaching style, choreography, and ability to educate dancers in real time. She doesn't just teach steps; she teaches movement vocabulary and helps you understand how to inhabit the choreography as it unfolds. That presence and clarity make the experience special. A lot of what I enjoy about Sass Class comes down to both the choreographers and the energy of the space. That said, there are some practical considerations. There is no elevator, which can be challenging because of the number of stairs you have to go up and down. The studio itself is small but functional. There's a small waiting area, a check-in desk, two bathrooms, and a spot to quickly change if needed. There are two studios, which allows classes to run smoothly without feeling crowded. The location is central, not far from Moynihan Train Hall or Port Authority, and there are plenty of food options nearby for before or after class. Overall, SASS Class continues to be a space I value. I fully intend to take more classes there in the future. For me, it's about the quality of instruction, the intentionality of the movement, and the community -- and that keeps drawing me back.

Saw Paul Taylor dance company lastnight at Lincoln Center absolutely amazing my first…read more experience seeing them all I can say it was fun fantastic amazing not enough words I am so impressed that I purchased tickets for another performance which I will take my Birthday club as a Holiday gift each and every dancer was electrifying

After I was given the opportunity to watch the Paul Taylor Dance Company's stunning performance of…read more the Emmy-winning, "Speaking in Tongues" and a playful dance piece set to the music of Bach at Lincoln Center last month, I decided to take the open modern class at the Paul Taylor School in the Lower East Side. Learning from a retired company member was such a great honor. The adult open modern class is every Thursday night and is $20/class. The class size in this studio school is very small and offers quite a different experience from most other much more crowded dance classes in Manhattan. Expect to be called on by your first name and receive a lot of personal attention and constructive criticism. Also unlike other dance classes, you will have a warm-up and learn a string of short pieces (instead of one long piece of choreography) with each short piece incorporating and concentrating on at least one Paul Taylor signature move. Being able to learn these characteristic moves that I had just watched the company perform on stage was both interesting and rewarding. It seems like these pieces are taught and redone week after week rather than being expanded on which may be preferable for some. The class is also taught with live music, which always makes the dance process much more stimulating. While the room is large and contains many windows, the downside is the lack of mirrors. This may be a personal preference, but I like to be able to watch the instructor, other dancers, and my own body in the mirror to be able to compare and self-correct. Learning the choreography not by watching the instructor's reflection in the mirror, but by copying her mirror image while she faced us, was something that took some time to get used to. Likelihood of another visit: I may go back!

I had a private lesson with Winnie to learn some beginner steps and a small sequence for Rose's…read moreAPT. Winnie made the class so fun and enjoyable. She broke things down so well that it easy even for a beginner like myself to follow along. Highly recommend!

I love Hip Hop Dance Junkies!!!…read more My husband and I just had our wedding this past Sunday, and the choreography that Brandon put together was amazing. We did ballroom to tango to hiphop - the crowd was so hype and loved the diversity of the choreography! Brandon is so patient with his teaching and will make sure every move and every little detail looks right. Highly recommend HHDJ!!!!

My husband and I took lessons at the 61 St location with Tisho and we cannot say enough good…read morethings! We had zero experience with any formal dancing and he transformed four left feet into two people who moved fluidly together. Tisho was patient, fun and incredibly talented with creating choreography to a song he had never heard before. Our wedding dance was a hit and we are so glad we took dance lessons to prepare!

We loved working with Liza at Fred Astaire Dance Studios Downtown! I'm a professional dancer (not…read morein ballroom), and my partner doesn't dance, so finding the right teacher felt tricky--but Liza nailed it. She choreographed a first dance that was elegant, fun, and perfectly balanced for both of us. She's such a talented dancer and an even better teacher--patient, creative, and so easy to work with. Our guests were blown away by our dance, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our wedding. Highly recommend Liza to anyone looking for a wedding dance that feels truly special!

We were visiting NYC from out of town and signed up for an adult hip hop class while we were there…read more At first I was nervous because the class was twice as long as the classes we do back home, but it really seemed to fly by. Our instructor (Slice) was very accommodating and went at a pace that was comfortable for the whole class. The building was large with multiple floors and studios. Class price was very reasonable, especially for NYC. There's a small merch area and some tables and chairs for lounging. It looked like there were some other out of towners there too so I'd definitely recommend it for anyone visiting or not.

I did not join a BASIC ballet drop - in class to be called out for my attire…read more Dorit began class by asking a student if they were new, and when the student responded in the affirmative, Dorit responded, "And that's why you're in socks?". While I wasn't the student called out in Dorit's Basic (level one) Ballet class, I was also in socks. As a new student, I hated the way that Dorit called this student out in front of the class - especially in a basic class and one that is $29! I wish she had handled this differently, as the rest of the class was very lovely and Dorit is an extremely talented instructor. I just couldn't help feeling anxious I would be called out as well.