My husband and I have been attending private dance classes at the River Oaks School of Dancing and…read morehave been thoroughly impressed. The studio is private, clean, and spacious. Antonio is an exceptional dance instructor with a teaching style that is positive and highly motivating. He has a unique way of breaking down dance moves into manageable steps that make it easy for dancers of all levels. If you're looking for a place where dance is valued for what it provides irrespective of a person's age or skill level, I highly recommend Antonio and River Oaks School of Dancing.

I am not a good dancer but am getting better. My wife and started learning with Kimberly. Wow after…read more8 weeks I look like a different person on the dance floor. Wh

ABSOLUTELY love T2 Dance!!! Sonali & Anisha have taken…read moredance classes to another level by shifting the focus from just learning another skill to bringing out pure JOY while keeping us fit & smiling -- for All of us! I've always had a passion for bollywood dance but no time in the last several years; but Now I feel like i can definitely fit your classes in from ACROSS THE COUNTRY virtually - you make it so easy for us :) ; still blown away how you teach us an Entire dance in one session & we're performing by the end ! & the kids & my Mom have been loving the Beginners classes too & we got the Whole family involved including Dad for father's day such a sweet, creative, & active way of family bonding ! I've done a lot of dance classes - but few have this all inclusive loving class that you do - not only to us but all the organizations you've donated to

Yay! First review! Coolest dance studio in Houston. Sonali is awesome! Don't believe me? Well then…read morecome up here and sign up for a class, and try to make a frowny face the whole time while you dance and See what happens.

"I took country dance lessons here and had so much fun! I'm not too experienced in dancing but my…read moreinstructor, Anjulena, made the lesson so much fun and easy for my husband and I. We started with private lessons and also had a dance party with our friends for Rodeo! We learned 2-step, polka, waltz, swing dance, and line dancing too!" This is the best place to learn!

Anjulena is amazing! We worked with her for our first dance, and not only was it fun, but it also…read moreended up being fantastic. Our guests loved it/ were blown away by our dance, and we loved performing it and learning it. Wedding prep can get stressful, and learning the dance and going to class was a stress reliever and a ton of fun. I have never done ballroom dancing before (my now wife had a long time ago ), but Anjulena was a fantastic teacher and could teach us and get us performance ready for the wedding! She choreographed the dance for us based on what we wanted, and it felt awesome to have someone who could make this dance into something we wanted. We told her what we wanted as the dance developed, and she could add in moves and make modifications to meet our needs. She is also super kind and even came to our wedding rehearsal to help us practice our dance and to make sure we were oriented correctly and comfortable to do our dance at the venue (for both plan A and the rain plan). Overall, I highly recommend working with Anjulena. If you have a first dance for a wedding, she's your person. She helped us create a memorable moment we will cherish forever (I have watched a recording of our dance a friend got for us so many times already!) and a dance that wowed our guests (everyone said it was the best first dance they have seen!). We look forward to learning other dances with her in the future. Thank you Anjulena, you are fantastic!

Dance Heights is an excellent place for learning Latin dance. They offer group classes and private…read morelessons in salsa, bachata, and cha cha cha. Eduardo is a fun instructor who is patient and encouraging with beginning dancers. He also provides excellent instruction for intermediate and advanced students, helping them continue to improve. His classes are enjoyable and his teaching methods are creative. The studio environment is friendly, and the dancers are welcoming. They have both daytime and evening classes, which is something I appreciate and most other studios do not offer. Dance socials are held multiple times each month, which gives students opportunities to socialize and practice. Dancers from this studio, and others around Houston, meet here on the fourth Saturday of the month for dancing and a little libations (BYOB). There are bachata socials on some Saturdays and Sundays. The socials are a great value, only $10 for entry, and typically about $10 additional if you want to attend the workshop offered just prior to the event. Another thing to look for are their daytime weekend workshops. Some of the past workshops have included instruction in musicality, belly dance, ladies' Latin styling, Afro-Cuban dance, salsa on 2, and west coast swing. Dance Heights has a lot to offer students at every level. If you are interested in learning to dance or would like to improve your dance technique, this is a great place to do it!

2 hours of great dancing at their beginner night. Will be coming back. The instruction you get at…read morethe group classes are not 1-1, but instructor does his best to correct you when he can.

I've been known Uliana for 5 years and had a chance to work with her. Great expert very focused and…read moreknow what she does. I'm not a dancer but fortunately in a short period of time I could learn basic movements and successfully apply them in my social dance outings. PS: When I came here to write a review I was surprised to see that a half of her reviews are not recomended. Some people I physically met while taking couple of my classes and all of them had a nice feedback about Uliana http://www.danceclasshouston.com

I cannot and do not dance. I probably have two backward left feet…read more That being said, I found that I am tired of being someone who looks on and has to turn down ladies who want to dance. I looked at classes, but realized until I can get out of my own head and loosen up the classes would never happen. I found Uliana on Yelp and decided to try my hand, or foot so to speak, at individual instruction. She is very accommodating and we corresponded a few times until I could get my schedule lined up. We immediately started on some latin dances, cha cha and salsa, and have remained so over the last month of lessons. I have taken two a week. She is very patient with me as I learn to move my feet. I am sure it does not help that I have not gone out in public, but that is not her fault. I believe a couple more lessons may get me over that hump. I would highly recommend her if you want individual instruction. I am so glad I did and thank her for so much help.

You get the best dance resources here! Everyone who teaches here has amazing resume. I've been…read moretraining here for two years and I love it!!!

Not to start off a review by venting, but a little personal touch on why I'm so upset right now…read moremight go a long way in understanding why this is a one star review. I have personally been going through quite a bit lately that has led me to purposefully drag myself out of my apartment and channel my life frustrations into healthy activities and ventures. Between travel, trying to find a cat to adopt, and other every day oddities, I decided that I wanted to get back into an old hobby of mine: dancing. What could go wrong, right? I took ballet at a young age and was encouraged to stop, as I looked like a "flat piece of cardboard flapping in the breeze." When I got older, I dabbled in dance in high school, and went on to become a professional mascot for some years. Dancing isn't something that I find hard, and many routines, I am able to easily memorize, and have a lot of fun with. But, you know, I haven't learned an actual serious routine in human-form in nearly 7 years. Relevant. Today, I ventured to SoReal after being advised by Yelp that this would be a great place for "beginners" to come and "learn how to dance." Let me advise you: there was no learning HOW to dance, rather... after 10 minutes of the class, at least 10 eight-counts were shoved down my throat and I realized, I am being taught A dance. One must learn to dance before being taught an actual dance. So, you know, I took my cardboard-flapping body and left the studio mid-class. This wouldn't have happened if SoReal did a few items off the basic customer service checklist. First of all, when I arrived at 4:30 pm for a 5:00 pm class (early to ask questions, get info, etc.) the door was locked and a very bland young man answered the door. He let me in, and was not welcoming or cheerful or anything at all. I was obviously uneasy and frankly, a little shy, to be out doing something so bold after having spent the last few months hiding under a Calvin Klein comforter, downing margarita wine, while binge watching Grey's Anatomy. Despite my personal issues, kindness is a universal language that this man was obviously not fluent in. He did nothing to sell the studio or class to me, not phased whether I stayed or went. He did assure me that anyone attending this class would likely be their first class, and that you don't need any prior knowledge of dancing to attend. So, I went with it. There were about 10 people in my class, none of whom were very friendly. They stayed mostly to themselves during the warm up and stretching, which was fine by me. But the instructor was a very heavy-set young lady who seemed to be gasping for air after the set of stretches. Then, she played us a clip of the song we'd be learning the choreography to, and within seconds, she was shouting, "And then you do this! This! And this!" First of all, have you ever heard of an 8-count? Do you know how to break it down for us "beginners?" And when you picked on the little Asian guy in the class for adding his own style to a move, did you mean to insult him? I had all these questions streaming through my head as the instructor sped up the pace on a choreography that was FAR from beginner. We didn't practice with music through any of this. I finally gave up about 20 minutes in the class. I wasn't enjoying myself. It wasn't a beginner choreography (or even a good choreography at that). No one was at the front desk when I left, so I was unable to get a refund on my lousy $12. Basically, I left here feeling like I paid $12 to feel even more badly about myself. Thanks SoReal for keepin' it real.

I came here for a couple months to take group classes with country-western instructor Scott Ladell…read more The classes were large but fun. He's a great instructor. My complaints/review is to the studio itself as King rents out floor space to other instructors, such as Scott. The ceiling really needs to be finished. It creates so much extra echo in the rooms because the sound bounces off all the exposed rebar. Additionally, the speakers need to be repositioned to give whole-room sound, instead of only hearing sound when you are under a speaker. Positives for this place are the wonderful hardwood surface to dance on and the awesome in-wall iPod docking stations.

Great studio and fun for all ages who want to learn how to dance. My daughter loves and my wife and…read moreI love it too.

Recently went to explore other classes that weren't kpop (Annie is amazing!) but did not feel…read morewelcomed at ALL. I am mixed chinese(mother) /polynesian (father) and take HEAVILY after my dad so regardless of me being able to understand the instructor and other students around me during Jazz Fusion , I was given the cold shoulder and given so many side eyes. Was not acknowledged until very end of class and was humiliating as is. Environment was not welcoming at all so unless you're Asian presenting I recommend every other class other than jazz fusion! Currently scared to try ballroom with this studio for this very reason, so for now I will be staying with ONLY kpop classes!

Great vibes excellent teachers…read more Makes me love the essence of dance again K POP dancing and Latin dancing