The instructors are amazing. Communication often lacks and last minute notice given when it comes…read moreto events.

I love dance space! The staff is awesome and everyone feels like they are in a family! I love dance…read morespace!

Staff filmed when requested not to and in dressing room. Staff gossiping about students during…read moresummer intensive hours. financially unstable.

Colorado Conservatory of Dance is hands down the best ballet school we have ever experienced. Both…read moreof our children, 14 yr daughter and 11 yr son, have been attending CCD since we moved to Broomfield CO in the summer of 2018. CCD's well rounded curriculum have allowed our kids to thrive and develop as dancers and individuals. Artistic director, Julia Wilkinson Manley, and the entire staff at CCD are phenomenal teachers, mentors, and role models.

Christine does an outstanding job at reVel. Not a day goes by when my 5-year-old doesn't ask if…read moreit's a ballet day. When my daughter walks in, I can see that Christine and the instructor know and take a personal interest in my daughter. I've observed the patience, kindness, and care they've shown to all students in class, which is honestly more important to me than anything else. ReVel has done a wonderful job with maintaining health safety standards and is incredibly accommodating when a class is missed by offering a virtual recording of the class and a class credit toward the next session. They are consistent with mask protocols and from what I have seen, other families are compliant with these expectations. Our experience with the recital was the best we have ever seen--bar none. It was evident that a lot of time, effort and thought went into preparing each student. From quality costumes to great choreographies, the studio did not miss. Most importantly, Christine has truly created a culture of focus on growing skills and confidence and this really shined through in the recital. Not only in the way the dancers were encouraging one another on stage but the ways in which instructors were hands on and supportive + the audience which was incredibly attentive + enthusiastic. Creating a positive culture like this doesn't happen by accident. It comes from intention, purpose + perseverance. And I'm so proud to have my daughter be a part of something as special as that. Our first season at ReVel was so wonderful + I cannot wait to see the ways in which the studio continues to grow + evolve!

Small class sizes. Christine pays attention to movements of students and helps them to perform the…read moredance movements correctly. She is definitely one of the best dance instructors I have ever seen. I would recommend her to anyone wanting a fun and engaging dance class for either themselves or their children.

If you are looking for top-tier dance training, look no further than Gayton Dance Studio. The…read moreinstructors are industry experts who provide detailed feedback, ensuring proper technique while pushing you to attain new levels of skill. I've seen massive improvements in all of my different classes with my technique in just a few months. The environment is challenging yet incredibly supportive. They focus on artistic growth, and the opportunities to perform are phenomenal. Truly a top-notch studio!

Gayton is a Great studio with fantastic instructors. Santana and Jody run a great business that's…read morefocused on pushing dancers to their full potential, and encouraging and supporting their growth in all areas. Highly recommend.

I was lucky enough to see AscenDance Project in Union Square as part of the San Francisco…read moreInternational Arts Festival and was amazed. The show opened with two acts in a cube, which were fairly comical, especially a section involving swimming gear, performed to Strauss' Blue Danube Waltz. This portion was a great insight into the group's philosophy and attitude towards the performance. The rest of the program utilized the purpose-built climbing wall, which served as one of the coolest, most original stages I've ever seen. The dancers performed several different pieces, rotating through the group. The Isabel von Rittberg's choreography flowed beautifully, and was executed perfectly. My favorite performers were von Rittberg, Ryan Gaunt, and Sadie Landram. The dancers were as poignant and graceful as they were strong and steady. The vignettes provide commentary on the rhythms which dictate our lives. Each piece communicates different emotions, feelings, and situations, from a love story to individuals scaling the same high cliff face. My favorite pieces were "My Heart grew wings beneath Desert Skies", "Levitate", and "Heart-Core". I highly recommend that you take advantage of ANY opportunity to see this group. An incredible and moving performance!

After a random chat with a stranger at Tully's Coffee shop in downtown Berkeley and dinner at Sushi…read moreKo, a group of us went over to the Ashby Stage, conveniently located next to Ashby Bart, to watch Ascendance Project's opening home season show. The Ascendance Project is a group of seven dancers who challenge their choreography on vertical walls without the use of ropes! WHAT!!! Talk about taking dance to a whole new level. You know you've got talent when you can dance on vertical walls, have in-sync coordination and hold horizontal body positions off the wall. At one time I was reminded of lizards crawling under the desert rocks. The graceful acts even had dancers performing upside down in positions I'd never thought possible. The lighting effects created dancing shadows which at times accentuated the dancers in the act. It was beyond any dance performance I've seen. Never seen a show like this? Don't worry, they have more shows to inspire you to hit the gym. And if you miss their home season performance during March 6 to the 14th, then you can consider challenging yourself in one of their classes. It might come in handy if you ever decide to go rock climbing.

My daughter loves 3 oh 3 elite. The coaches and other girls have been very sweet, not caddy. They…read moredo a great job with the girls and always do what's best for everyone on the team. Cheer can be a very pricy sport so they try to keep costs down as much as possible.

3oh3 Elite is the best Cheer group that I've been associated with. They are very thoughtful and…read morecaring with the kids and have made the girls excel and become better not only athleticism but also personally. The coaching staff cares about the kids and treats them like family. I highly recommend 3oh3 Elite!

We love the care our daughter receives as a dancer at Live Love Dance. In addition, she also…read morereceives high quality instruction. We also appreciate the attention given to her overall physical health and safety.

I was so disappointed with this studio - I took my son in for his first dance class as he just…read morebecame impassioned with dancing and I wanted to encourage this. He has been through a great deal in the past two years. Not only did the instructor not check in with him once during the entire class (as I watched it on the monitor) but also made no efforts to clue him in to the current routine. She did not engage with the kids whatsoever and was facing the mirror the entire time. As expected, my son left disinterested and we will be looking elsewhere. There was not even a follow up call to check in with us .

Life Time has a big facility with lots of machines, I have never have any trouble finding available…read moretreadmills, ellipticals, stairs, or weight training equipment. Free-weight benches and floor exercise space are often in short supply during peak hours, though. The five-lane lap pool is a good 25m, and kept on the cold side - perfect for a real workout. The facility staff are friendly and are always working to bring fresh towels and keep the place clean. LifeTime's billing policies, on the other hand, are a different story. They are a lot like those of an economy airline - petty and arbitrary. For example, if you discontinue anything, whether it's a class, spa appointment, family memberships, or personal training, you will likely be billed for extras months/sessions you did not want or use, along with change fees and other random nickel-and-dime items. They already command premium membership dues for their top-notch facility, so I just don't understand why they think this is necessary. But, as long as you avoid all the extras, it's a fine place to work out.

You sell 50$ tumblers for ice tea and never have any ice and half the time no tea. Be better…read more It's not difficult.