Took my 7year old daughter here to buy a few new leotards for a dance convention she has coming up…read more As I was looking through things, my daughter told me she had to go to the restroom. I asked the store associate if there was a restroom she could use and she said they didn't have one for public use. I asked her, "even for a child?" She continued to deny my child of using the bathroom as the other store associate was siding with me asking, "are you sure?" I promptly hung the items I had picked out (well over $100) and told them I will not shop at a store that would deny my daughter of using their restroom. Too bad that this store is willing to lose customers for something so silly as letting a child use the restroom. I don't see people lining up outside waiting to get in this place. I can come spend my money there but can't use the restroom, good business practice.

I am a 200 pound guy. They just don't keep inventory in Sandy, Utah for a guy my size…read more Oh, did i say that I have a special request performance for a friends 70th. birthday?!?! What kind of performance you wonder? The fabulously talented and graceful MALE BALLERINA, SINGING TELEGRAM! I needed a 'unitard' in fire engine red and on a tight schedule. WOW! Did June, the owner come through. Got the costume on time. And if I do say so...the performance was...well...fabulous.

Needed jazz shoes for my daughter. Usually I order dance attire and dance shoes online but the…read moretrade off is time so I didn't want to wait longer for shipping, I wanted to get the shoes asap before starting her new session this week. I do not dance at all and have no knowledge on ballet slippers, jazz, tap etc but was thrilled this store is close to home. It's in Carriage Square where it has some of my favorite foodie spots like Bien Hoa and Andanita's. The store did carry jazz shoes in my daughter's size, also bought an extra leotard and some tights. Onstage Dancewear is a very nice, orderly and clean store for all of your or your child's dance needs. I also notice they sew costumes! There were a couple of seamstresses sewing in the back. This store has been in business since 1982!! Impressive! Recommend and will be back.

I go to Onstage Dancewear to get my pointe shoes and other occasional dance needs and have been…read morepleased with their help and customer service. They have a nice selection of shoes and friendly staff to help with any questions you may have. My one piece of advice to those dancers who are getting fit in pointe shoes for the first time or couple first times is to request Laurie Gustin as a fitter or one of the gals who has experience dancing on pointe. The other staff there is super nice and helpful if you already have an idea of what you're looking for but if it's your first time getting fit you want to be working with someone who really understands the ins and outs of pointe shoes

Always have everything we need. Nice and helpful. Will order anything you need if they don't have…read moreit in stock.

Love this store. Always has options for girls in Leo's , shorts, tights, shoes, and tops. Check…read morethem out! Great service!!!

It looks like this store may have closed, but several years ago they made a custom made swimsuit…read morefor my daughter who was competing in the Miss Utah pageant and we were very pleased with their service and assistance. Our interaction with them was very positive. The talented seamstress who helped us was professional, extremely helpful, and went the extra mile. We loved working with Billiejo Clothing and hope they can return to business in the future.

We went to Billiejo Clothing to create some custom dance uniforms for our team. The initial meeting…read morewas good, but after that we never heard from them. Several calls (that no one answered), emails, and MONTHS later we FINALLY were able to get some news on our uniforms. They did a fitting and told us the uniforms would be finished by the end of the week. Another MONTH later we hadn't heard anything after trying multiple times to contact them (including showing up at the store and asking to talk to someone more than one time). Finally they responded, only to tell us they didn't have all the fabric they needed, which they assured us on the first day we met with them that they had plenty, and had to wait for some to come in. When we finally got the uniforms, the sewing work was shoddy at best. Sleeves were left unfinished, the seams down the legs had holes, and after wearing the uniforms for all of 10 minutes 3 of the girls had holes in the crotch of their uniforms. Overall the design was nice, and had the company communicated with us and taken the time to make sure the uniforms were finished our experience would have been much better.

We have been with En Pointe Ballet since 2013. Our children have thrived in a positive environment…read morethat which encourages proper technique in a supportive and encouraging way. We have the opportunity to dance in full Ballet productions that are professional quality and bring the arts into our community. We love En Pointe Ballet!

From the owner: We are non-competitive and embrace the elegance and artistry of classical ballet. We are unique…read morebecause we have a successful boys' program with 30+ boys and men between the ages of 4 and 26. Boys need to be in classes with other boys to embrace the masculinity and athleticism of ballet. We have 4 levels of "boys only" classes, 2 men's classes and 2 levels of partnering classes. We are committed to teaching quality technique in an uplifting and encouraging environment that encourages self worth, dedication and integrity. We are the only studio in West Jordan specializing exclusively in Classical Ballet with full-length story ballet performances. Our philosophy is the preservation of long standing ballet traditions and technique.

The young girl who was working was so helpful when it came to finding the right shoes for our…read moredaughter. She was so kind and knowledgeable. They had a wide variety of sizes and colors when it came to the clothes as well.

I have bought leotards (they have great sales and my daughter is hard to fit.) and Pointe shoes…read morefrom The Glass Slipper. My daughter is "hard to fit". She blames her father for her feet. I learned more about feet, fitting and spacers in the time it took to finally fit my girl. Thank Yoy Glass Slipper and your clerks were epic! (I didn't know anything about spacers, toe shields and box shape differences from Freed, Capezio or Bloche or the other various names they have tucked around in cubbies.) After several hours (7) over a couple of weeks testing shoes, we determined it was a size they were out of.. Glass Slipper ordered the shoe we tgought would fit, and gave the ballet teacher a choice between two shoe sizes to determine fit. The one that we had to order was the right size. If I had continued making the shoe choices I had prior to Glass Slipper I have no doubt my daughter was well on her way to bunions. If the shoe doesn't feel right, leave and return because feet change through the day and getting the best fit is/was a huge difference. The historic craftsman repurposed to a dance clothing store is charming. Every time I go there I spend extra time looking at the beautiful items and even took my husband for a tour.

I have never in my life experienced such a lack of class and integrity in a business/ business…read moreowner. I tend to believe in the best people have to offer, but not here! I bought a pair of Jazz Boots for my daughter to use for a theater performance. After wearing them 8 times over 12 days, they came apart at the seam on the bottom. With my receipt and shoes in hand, I went to Grooves 3 different times before the Owner told me that she would do nothing about it. She accused me of bringing in old boots in to get new ones! She told me there was no way that these shoes were only a few weeks old! She wouldn't exchange them for me, even with a receipt and the shoes being purchased well with in their "30 day" exchange policy timeframe. I recommend that you spend your money elsewhere. A business that doesn't back up their products shouldn't be doing business. Oh, and calling your customers a liar to their face is also bad for business.