I started taking an adult tap class here ..for something to do in our terrible winter. I hadn't…read moretapped in over 20 years. I love this class. Miss Patty is the best. It is s great way to spend a week night. It's fun, upbeat, and overall a great time.

So proud and honored to begin our 41st season! Much love and…read morerespect, Patty Neal

Center stage is like my family. I have been dancing there since I was 8. From starting with acro…read moreand a tap jazz combo class to taking 12+ classes center stage is where I can call "home".The instructors are very kind and helpful. All teachers take their own time to get to know students more.Miss Annette the owner of Center Stage is a wonderful woman and has helped me to get to where I am now. Center Stage is a great place to be. I could not even imagine going anywhere else to dance.

I have been part of the Center Stage family for 12 years. From one 45 minute class per week for my…read morethen 3 year old to my now 15 year old daughter being a member of their Elite competition team. I use the term family because that's what it is. The owner is always available, she makes an effort to know the students and parents. The teachers are world class and give 100% to training and developing the students. I've seen a lot of changes and growth over the years but of course there is always room for improvement. This is not a big glitzy studio that you see on tv. They are real people who truly want the best for the students. And while winning isn't everything, the number of trophies and championships that the studio has earned is a great indication of the level of training provided. From the youngest team at 4 years old to high school seniors and beyond, these students showcase the epitome of excellence in dance. If you're looking for a family oriented, comfortable and caring dance studio for your child that provides an excellent dance education then I encourage you to stop into one of the open houses this summer and see for yourself.

I attended here over 20 years ago (the black leotard and bandana head days) . I now live in New…read moreYork City and even heard about the recent accusations here. First off, did anyone hear Lenny say these things? Is there a recording of him saying this anywhere? One thing I know about the local demographic circles is that if 1 or 2 people say something the whole town joins in with them. Secondly, I attended here for a few years but continued to take classes elsewhere because it's not for everyone, including myself. I was not diagnosed with a disability but I did have chronic back problems and anxiety from a young age which made the the routines difficult for me to perform and memorize. I do however credit attending David De Marie for preparing me for my relatively successful career in fashion and media that I went on to in my adult life. I recommend at least trying this studio.

It seemed to me that this dance studio was geared more towards the serious student than those who…read moreare there "just for fun". My impression was that they were very organized and efficient which I found important when laying down the money for dance lessons. My daughter enjoyed the experience with this studio but soon realized it wasn't quite the right fit for her.

The Dance Workshop is an amazing dance studio and I have been dancing there since I was 5 and I…read morelove it. I love all the teachers and all the friendly people. It is so fun to dance there and this dance studio has made my dream become a reality. These people helped me become a better person and a better dancer, they taught me some of my very first skills like a backbend and a roundoff. I absolutely love this place. I practically grew up here. The Dance Workshop is basically my second home, and I love it. I will continue dancing here until I can't anymore. The recitals and classes are so much fun and everyone there is so understanding and fun. It is an amazing place with amazing people and amazing talent. I have been dancing for a long time now and have been doing contortion for two years and cheerleading for one. Dancing will forever be my favorite thing and will always be my number one thing. Even when I grow up and do bigger better things I will never forget my first passion and the people and place that got me there. I love it so much and can't express all my love for it in one review. It deserves so much praise and love. And if you don't believe me you can see for yourself. I love these people so much and they are pretty much my second family. I love you all. Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do. I love you all!

She has moved to behind McDonalds on Broadway.We will not attend next year . I was still working in…read moreSept. when dancing started so my husband took the kids (My grandson and granddaughter) They would forget their shoes so Miss Joann told my husband to leave the shoes there then he would not have to worry about forgetting them so he did.The kids said they lost Julians and he was wearing girl shoes so I started looking again at the consignment stores for boy tap shoes (hard to find) finally found some in tan( I had black at the beginning of dance) and Morgan said hers were tight also so I had a pair from her sister and told her to bring the tight pair home I would take them to the consignment store. Well when i picked up the kids they said she wouldn't give them Morgans shoes she said the shoes were hers that they never had shoes.I was so mad who would send kids to dancing with no shoes ( NOT ME ).Well she would not even listen she just kept saying they were her shoes and they had shoes so why did i want them anyway...to take them back to the consignment store to sell and if she found Julian's black would be better than tan!! I am sick of people lying and not even listening to what you are saying. FIND A BETTER STUDIO FOR YOUR KIDS!!!!!

The Dry Gulch Dance Club is a basic space, with a nice large dance floor, a good sound system, and…read moreplenty of parking. I gave it 4* because it is not the Statler. Tuesday nights is country line dancing with beginner lessons at 6PM, intermediate at 6:30PM, and dancing until 9/10 cost $10. My husband and I went for the first time this week. There were about 25 women of all ages in attendance. My husband and I did well with the beginner program, and stumbled through the 88!!! count intermediate program before deciding we needed to watch the You Tube video a few more times at home for that level. The group is very welcoming to newcomers, there are snack bags and water for sale or you can bring your own. I am definitely going back, and to Paula's other class at The Cove on Thursdays, as this will not defeat me. I think the Tuesday evening, and a 1st Saturday country dancing program are the only two regular events at Dry Gulch.

This studio is amazing, it's a family like atmosphere! The teachers are great, funny sweet and know…read moreeveryone's names! They take the time to get to know each and every kid! We love it here wouldn't want my kids any other place! The studio is like no other is fresh and cool! The teachers keep the music fresh and the dance moves new! There so unique and haven't seen any other studio like them!

We absolutely love the 716 dance lab dance studio and the owners I can honestly say this is a true…read moreloving caring dance family we will never go anywhere else they get

I find the entire staff here incredibly friendly and welcoming. Dance lessons don't come easy to…read moreme, but they're incredibly patient and motivating me to keep going. I'm doing it for the mental challenge and a little bit of exercise. In particular, Emily and Christina are the ultimate professionals and make it fun. Thanks to everyone at Fred Astaire in Buffalo. I'm looking forward to making it a lifetime hobby!

Fred Astaire Buffalo is simply awesome. Everyone is extremely supportive and encouraging. If you…read moreever thought about trying a dance lesson, this is the place to go. What are you waiting for, you will love it there. Dancing has become my new favorite hobby.

This studio is what dance is all about! The heart and soul poured into the dancers by not only the…read moreinstructors but the studio owners, is unmatched. Glad to call them our dance home!

A reliable review should be written by someone who has actually received a good or service from the…read morebusiness being reviewed. I am here today to do just that. I am a current customer of Elite Dance Company and give this brand new studio 5 stars. This studio affords a child a great opportunity to receive top notch dance training in all genres. Being part of the competitive program, we will be competing in regional competitions as well as nationals. One teacher's vision makes a dance studio. One teachers passion makes a dance studio. one teacher's experience makes a dance studio. One teacher's eye for talent makes a dance studio. That is what Elite Dance Studio is. Period. #ProudtobeElite.

Kelly and Yvonne are great, down to earth people, which make it so easy to love this studio…read more My eldest started mid year when she was in kindergarten, with no issues; she loved it, but at the time didnt love the spot light of the recital in June, so she stayed away for a year or 2.. Fast forward to now, my eldest has found her passion for hiphop and is taking 3 hiphop classes; and my now kindergartener is loving the combo and hiphop classes as well. Im sure once my youngest is old enough she too will join the sherry martin crew. Overall, not a competition studio, but thats not what im looking for, just want my girls to have fun, move their bodies and learn something. Although i will say my eldest has come SO far in her skills from where she started. Would recommend this studio 100%

Honestly, they have favorites. And they don't base those favorites on skill or talent. This is…read moreessentially a recreational studio and not a competition studio. There is nothing wrong with that if that is what you want. BUT... they have so many problems that you'd think they were a mean competition studio. But even competition studios are more transparent than the mystery BS you put up with here. It is a mystery. I fought with them for years over the proper placement for mine. The lack of compassion. The cavalier way they treat their business relationships. The hurtful things the owners say in front of the kids when explaining themselves. The excuses for their poor decisions. Their solution to problems is ... you can go to another studio. They passively kick you out by making it an unhappy place for your child if they don't like you. I can't tell you how many times I have had a mom tell me that after they've paid all fees, lessons, and costumes charges, that suddenly their child has missed too many lessons and can't do a recital. But guess what? They have no stated attendance policy. Which is also ironic since they had several classes that didn't have completed choreography until the week before the recital. When you ask them to justify their placements... they say "trust our professional judgment". (i.e. don't question us.) . When you ask...what does my child need to work on to advance... they give you an answer, and then when your child achieves the goal, the reason they aren't moving up is a new and different reason. And those reasons are often refuted by other students who are in those upper classes with those very issues. One mom told me that they talk in circles saying that X is a reason why a child cannot take a certain level and yet X is great because it really supports successful dance. In the past year, I have seen several families cut back their classes or leave the studio altogether for either another studio or quit dance, because they destroy the love for dance. They are sinking their own ship over there.