My wife and I couldn't be more grateful for the incredible experience we had working with Byron and…read moreTammy. We took 3 lessons to prepare for our wedding first dance and, from the first lesson, they made us feel comfortable, confident, and most importantly - like ourselves. They tailored the choreography to our song and style, and created a routine that felt natural but still impressive (and fun!). Their warmth, patience, and encouragement turned what could have been a nerve-wracking part of wedding planning into something we genuinely looked forward to. By the time our big day arrived, we were excited to share our dance - and the moment was absolutely magical. We can't recommend Fleur De Dance enough. Whether you're experienced dancers or two left feet looking for rhythm, they'll meet you where you are and help you shine. Thank you both for giving us a moment we'll never forget!

We were referred to Tammy and Byron for our wedding dance. I'd taken ballroom dance back in the day…read moreand my fiance had no dance background but really wanted us to tango for our first dance. Tammy and Byron made sure we looked spectacular! They taught us with demonstration, hands-on and talking us through our adjustments and the steps. We looked awesome (I thought) and had a lot of fun learning and performing!

We had such a fun time at this beginners ballet class! Class started at 6:30 pm and ended at 7:45…read morepm. We learned the basics. We did have to bring our own ballet shoes which can be purchased on Amazon. I bought mines for like $10.

Excellent for adult classes. Was nice to get back dancing and brush up on my skills. The teacher is…read moreso amazingly talented and nice. Very welcoming .

Do not waste your time or money. Classes are way overcrowded. In my young daughters class at age…read more4, there were 16 kids. Impossible to teach that many anything. She didn't even learn basic ballet positions over the whole year. This studio is clearly all about the money. The more money you gave, the more attention you got. Terrible communication. They don't have dance picture spots for all kids who attend class. Clearly not a place to learn ballet or tap. Even at the show the older kids ballet and tap was sub-par at best. I took dance for 18 years and this was the worse experience. I would have pulled my daughter sooner if parents had been allowed to watch the classes at all. the only good thing I will say, is at the performance the clearly should only specialize in hip hop and jazz which is obviously their interest and strength.

Great dance school... amazing competition team. The choreography and costumes are always amazing!read more

Fabulous teachers, staff, uplifting environment. The kids love it! Dance classes, private music…read morelessons, they can take up a whole afternoon with fun activities.

Professionalism, they turn out there hidden talent and then some…read more I have seen many of them on stage in local theaters in the area and beyond!

This is the BEST dance studio in the area -- hands down. I danced here when I was young, and now my…read moredaughter takes classes here. I was taught by Mrs. Jeanne who is tough but absolutely wonderful, not to mention strictly trained and incredibly knowledgeable about all things pertaining to the art of dance. I grew up dancing with her daughters, Jeannette and Suzanne, and I am thrilled I see them teaching my daughter now. If you are looking for someone to coddle and pamper your child, look elsewhere. These woman are INCREDIBLE. Strict, but for good reason. They have unparalleled discipline and respect for this art form, and it's a great place to send your child to help them learn to succeed in every avenue of life. During my 15 years dancing here, I gained discipline and confidence that has helped me succeed throughout my life. I've loved my experience here, and I highly recommend this dance school to anyone looking.

1. Foreword I'll begin by saying that several other parents…read morewho have dancers here have chosen not to write reviews in an effort to limit access and/or exposure of their children. I for a long time had the same reservations that they have and as any other parent would have, as we all go through great lengths to make sure our kids are protected. So, I wouldn't be sharing if I didn't have the utmost confidence in the staff's ability to watch over my little lady and maintain the same level of safety and mindfulness that they have shown for years. All that said, I'm happy to be the first to write a review that I believe will be more comprehensive and more representative of an experience that spans just of over half a decade. 2. The Beginning My daughter is nearing her 7th years now, she wasn't yet two when she was placed into her first leotard. We originally chose Off Broadway because they were the only studio we could find who took on students as young as she then was and who were open to taking kids who were only partially potty trained. By partially I mean she knew how to use it and would stop to go sometimes but if she was truly enjoying herself then all bets were off. Although this is the reason we began bringing her to OBDS, the reason she would continue to attend this studio was much more endearing. 3. The Patience For the first year and a half to two years, my daughter would cry every time I dropped her off for practice. This it not an exaggeration, she would cry EVERY...single... time. I was sure that I would be asked to stop bringing her until she had outgrown her dependency on me but that never happened. Each day Mrs. Jeanne or Mrs. Jeannette, would tenderly peel my little girl off of my leg or my arm or out of my hands and ease her into the day. Only they know how long it took to settle her down and actually begin the class. It didn't take long for me to heed the effort that was put forth to making her feel comfortable. 4. The Development As time went on the crying waned until it was gone completely. And for the first year or so dance and the recitals were more of an adorable pastime for me and vicarious rebirth for her mother. But at year two she was beginning to look like a dancer. She had picked up much of the movements and positions some of which she would even teach to me. I would often get corrected for "sickling" but one knows one is learning when one can teach it to another, especially when one is but four years old. This coming year she will try out for company and if she make it then anticipate that I have only began to witness her growth. 5. The Regimen It can be difficult to find a safe and structured environment for kids to thrive in. And although you want the children to enjoy themselves like any other activity you put them in, you hope that they can pull something even broader from the experience, something even beyond the proper way to Tendu or Arabesque. The kids clearly love the staff at OBDS but they also respect them. And I believe that respect is in part garnered through the expectations that are placed upon them. They are to know what leotard to where and when, what behavior is and isn't permitted when they arrive, and how to properly prepare once they have walked through the door. This kind of rigor and precision isn't expected much nowadays and to be honest as a kid I wasn't a fan of it at all. However as an adult I now understand the overwhelming value it held then and that it holds still today. 6. The Family Most family ran businesses are family ran in name alone. OBDS is a family ran business that feels like a family ran business. Mrs. Jeanne celebrated her 35th year of the studio just this past May, 2019. She has been flanked by her two daughters Mrs. Jeannette and Mrs. Suzanne for as long as we have attended. They know the name of every student, collaborate on every dance, and converse with every parent. In all my time I've witnessed only professionalism and love. That's saying a lot when you have parents who constantly interrupt class, bring food or drink in the studio and many other foolish acts that a parent should know better than to do. I have even had some of that professional patience extended to me as I struggle to get daughter to class on time some days after switching to a new school. But traffic or not I know what expected of me just as my daughter knows what's expected of her. And the fact that it is a standard that's applied across the board no matter tenure is something I can't help but to respect.

Not just a dance class, not just a workout...dance trance is a dance workout addiction. I've been…read moreobsessed since day one. If you're a dancer, you'll be challenged and inspired. If you're not a dancer, you'll become one. We perform, learn and sweat our (proverbial) balls off performing 12-15 choreographed dances to the best new music and old favorites. The dances are done once all the way through and you learn by following. Just when you think you've got a handle on them, there's some new awesome dance to learn. There is a breakdown class that goes over the steps in more detail once a week. When I'm not in dance trance...I'm wishing I was! Bring tennis shoes, a towel and a big bottle of H2O!

I've been coming to this class for over three years and recommend it highly. The hour flies by and…read moreyou leave completely exuberant and drenched in sweat. The routines are high impact and choreographed to current pop and hip hop music. On Thursdays, the instructors break down some of the routines. On other days, there is no instruction, you just follow along and sweat! It's the greatest way to get in some cardio and burn some calories and actually have fun doing it. Dance experience is not necessary, and the patterns are easy to pick up. Definitely one of my favorite things in life!

I attended their annual recital last night and am so impressed. Watching the opening number was…read morelike watching an episode of America's Got Talent! It was fantastic! This was my granddaughters' first year and I couldn't believe how well they and the other littles in their class performed. It was nice to see the progression of talent from beginner to advanced, and it seemed that by around 7 or 8 years old, the dancers were super polished.

Wonderful dancing school! Great staff with a lot of talent. Reviews are awesome and very…read moreprofessional!

Amazing venue. It's got a wonderful stage setup and audience section classily fit into the perfect…read morevibe of an old church. I saw a Macbeth inspired production here last weekend and was blown away. It's also right next to several cool options to go to post and pre show.

Enchanting setting for an unforgettable wedding! Textured and weathered the place has soul oozing…read moreout of every crack!