My daughter is 4 and has been going here for a few months now. Her teacher is Hannah and she does…read moregreat with all the littles. My daughter is always excited for class and the 45 minutes flies by. Payments through ACH are easy and communication is well done through email or phone. I don't feel like the price is terrible either. We will continue sticking with this ballet school.

This ballet academy is clean and nice. The teachers and owner are super sweet with the kids…read more My only suggestion is to use the entire 45 minute class to teach ballet. Sometimes they read books or draw and it feels more like a daycare class. We've been to other ballet organizations but prefer this one. Payments, performance tickets, and costumes are organized. I really appreciate not gouging on ticket prices like other academies. This academy also has a professional photographer takes pictures in costume which others didn't.

My daughters dance at this studio because of the quality of instruction, the fun atmosphere, and…read moreespecially the focus on being good people. The costumes are modest, and the music and moves are appropriate. There are many options available, including competition teams, recreational classes, and summer classes. The instructors are also really great at doing private lessons with dancers. This studio is definitely a gem among other studios we've experienced.

My daughter is new to the competitive dance world. What I love about the staff and instructors at…read moreImpact is their focus is not on trophies (those are just perks), but they genuinely care about the heart and characters of the dancers! Their main goal is to develop a genuine joy of dancing. I highly recommend!!!

My 3yo first intro to ballet EVER was here a few months ago, and she has fallen in love with Tutu…read moreSchool. It engages her imagination and fosters her sense of play. It's a wonderful way to socialize with other toddlers and parents too. I have seen an improvement in the way she plays with others since coming here to dance. She gets excited to go to Tutu class! The instructors are phenomenal with little dancers and meet them where they are. There is no pushing no drilling... just playfulness and inclusiveness. And it's incredible to see what young kids pick up on when they're not being pushed. My daughter does pliés, passés, and pirouettes in the kitchen daily and even says their names correctly! This is definitely a special place where they encourage fun and creativity. It's so playful and cute. Plus the owners of the studio truly care about you and your child's experience. Sugar on top: The studio is beautiful and clean.

We ADORE Tutu School in Eagle! The teachers are so sweet and invested in the kids. The studio is…read moreabsolutely GORGEOUS and it's a weekly treat for us to get to attend. It's all my dreams come true having my daughter at a school like this!

Stephanie and Heirloom Dance Studio are great, and I *highly* recommend them!…read more Two weeks before our wedding, we reached out to Stephanie at Heirloom Dance Studio. She scheduled four hours of lessons on short notice, helped us choose a dance style, and then did an amazing job training us. The lessons were fun and low-pressure, and we learned enough in four hours to feel confident and put on a good show for our family and friends. We were *very* happy with the entire process.

Heirloom has dancing almost every night (yey! Tues-Sat) and offers lessons in Lindy, salsa, tango,…read morehip-hop and west coast. Joel Hunter gives great lessons and the music is great. I especially like that there is open dancing after the lessons every night. Definitely will be heading back for more dancing.

I was really looking forward to seeing Shakespeare in the park, but I gotta say, the Winter's Edge…read morewas a major letdown. Despite flying in outside talent, I've seen better high school performances. Only a few performances stood out. One actor did a decent job and clearly understood the text, though he was surprisingly calm for a supposedly manic character. Two others were ok; one started badly but turned it around, while the other started strong but lost momentum. Most of the performances felt very one-note. One monologue had decent emotion but lacked any kind of range. The performances were also stiff, as if they were acting only from the neck up without using their bodies or playing off one another. There were also several moments where the cast simply didn't commit to the moment. Additionally, there were some odd creative choices, like a father with a Southern accent while his son played it like a character from Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. Even for a modern adaptation, it just clashed and felt incredibly out of place. Although, I wouldn't fully blame the actors, I feel like another director might've pulled better performances out of them. Ultimately, we ended up leaving during the intermission.

What a great night! The weather could have done us in but as they say 'The show must go on!' The…read morerain did not seem to deter anyone. Peter and the Starcatcher was wonderful. I'm a fan of all things Peter Pan. Amazing actors! Smee stole the show for me. The woman playing this character did an excellent job!

I am very unhappy with Blue Moon Haven Belly Dance. To begin, I will say I enjoyed learning how to…read moredance. I was given a lot of individual attention and instruction as Im not a very good dancer. I do feel that I was not meeting the expectations of my instructor and that I was simply not a good fit for this studio. If you go to this studio you should perhaps have thick skin and understand the expectations are high. The group is also small and I honestly felt like an outsider. That being said, this is what happened that has left me so upset with my final experience with Blue Moon Haven. I accidentally took someones boots after class and left mine. When I found out, I was unable to drive at the time and asked the person to come to my house (less than 3 miles away) and get them. When they arrived I brought the boots out to them with a fresh baked cinnamon roll, tea, and an appology. It was a honest mistake and I thought it was settled. A few days later Dana messaged me and treated me like a criminal and inconsiderate person. I was mortified! Honestly, I felt like I was back in school and being picked on. If this is such a huge matter then they should have lockers available to students. Otherwise we could just be gracious and accept accidents happen. I am very sorry for the accident, but felt that the treatment I recieved was not deserved. If you are new to dance and sensitive like myself then you should probably go elsewhere. I changed my review to 2 stars because after sleeping on it I do feel I need to express that I did gain a love of dance...even though I'm not very good at it and they did work hard to teach me. Regarding the situation with the boots and how it was handled though, it was extremely unprofessional and very hurtful to me personally.

I've been a dancer for years and I've been so lucky to move to Boise and find a great teacher and…read moredirector! Dana has decades of experience and is so patient. Provides the challenges needed to improve and grow and makes everything fun to learn. It's like a family. I'm so gracious to have been accepted into the tribe of wonderful ladies!

The dancers and level of production is so impressive, bravo Ballet Idaho! Every show I see offers…read moresomething different- both classical and contemporary dance, always so well done.

Boise still has a small town vibe. But Ballet Idaho is all big city culture. The skills of the…read moredancers, the choreographers, and the support staff shine with metropolis standards on their corner of 8th Street and Myrtle. Whether you're attending one of their larger performances like The Nutcracker at the Morrison Center, or something intimate like New Dance at their rehearsal space, you'll get magnificent, emotive entertainment from these talented folks. Personally, I like their traditional shows, but New Dance holds a special place in my heart. Combining dance vignettes along a central theme, Ballet Idaho pulls in numbers from international artists and counterbalances them with local choreographers. The last New Dance I attended was Form and Concept. They wove video components between dance numbers and the segment Particles had my eyes swelling with tears. Ballet Idaho's support staff is welcoming, informative and clearly passionate about the role traditional dance plays in a community. For those who have yet to attend a Ballet Idaho performance, or don't know if they like ballet, I say do it. Do yourself a favor and become a patron of a fine Boise institution. Your community and your cultured self will thank you!

Recently played with a group of 11-13 year old kids. About 13 of them…read more Pros. The course was good. The equipment was good and parking was ample. Snacks were affordable and tasty Cons. Walk on play with all age groups. Our kids were pummeled by older adults who clearly looked like this was all they do. These competition adult gunslingers walked up and point blank shot some younger kids in the back. No referee or anyone noticed or even cared. We thought that with all the fields they had they would have at least tried to separate the people better. There were a lot more younger kids than adults. Price. We purchased tickets at a expo and knew we had to pay for air and paint. What we didn't know that jt would be almost 30 dollars per person. It would have also been nice to know that any unopened bag of 500 paintballs could have been returned My advice to anyone going with younger kids. do not buy bulk tickets. It's a rip off, do not play as a walk on. It's unsafe, your kids are going to be hurt by some older couch warrior looking to be a big man. The refs won't stop them. Book a private party.

First time here with my teen's birthday party. I have to say that the staff here are very organized…read moreand run a tight ship. It's right next to the freeway so it's extremely loud and constantly noisy. Do not expect a pristine place where you could come and sit and have a picnic. This is for all intents and purposes a Battle planning facility. Gravel everywhere, pallets, stacked, blocks and block buildings. Cool. When you arrive you will receive a briefing via video, complete with safety rules, and the do and do not rules. You will then receive information on how to wear the gear, and when you can take it off and so forth. Followed by a fitting with your gun and other stuff. They will show you how to fill the air tank, which you will need to do between each round, and you should also buy extra paintballs. I bought an extra 2000 and I think they are about 17 bucks for that box. You cannot pick the balls up off the ground because it will jam up the guns. When you are finished receiving your briefings, one of the staff members will come out with you and divide you up in the teams of red and blue and take you to a game play zone where they'll explain different games. The only downside right now, besides the fly swarms, to this place is all of the construction nearby making an on-time arrival impossible if you leave the normal time. The best route here is from the Boise direction on 84, or from Star area, then go south on Karcher until you get to Caldwell Boulevard. Turn right on Karcher and follow it all the way down until you run into Ustick. Make a right turn and go back over 84 and it's on your right side, then turn right into the driveway. If you come down, Aviation way, and dead end into Ustick, it's straightahead and slightly left and you'll see it. The signage is very poor right now. The boys are out there now and they're having a blast. Price is very reasonable for the amount of fun to be had.