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    Infinity Dance

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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    Cedar Park Dance

    (14 reviews)

    Training just started for my kid. Will post a review after 6 months with how the kid is…read moreprogressing. I expected I can watch the training. Unfortunately it's behind the curtain unable to watch the kid.

    Cedar Park Dance Company started out with fairly humble roots; in a tiny one-room studio right next…read moreto the train tracks on Brushy Creek. This doesn't mean much to most people, but I think it is what made the school so welcoming and family-like in the past. In recent years, I have heard nothing but bad things, with parents and students alike feeling that the school has become more about the "business", more elitist, and more snobbish. I haven't been back since 2014 so I cannot comment on the accuracy of these statements, but something to keep in mind. This is a review for the adult classes only. I've danced for most of my life, but have not focused on any particular style. I tried out both Adult Jazz and Adult Ballet. Jazz was great - there was a thorough warmup, some across-the-floor combinations, and then an actual piece of choreography that we were going to learn and perform at the school recital! The instructor was awesome and friendly, accommodating the wide range of skills in the classroom. I didn't like ballet as much, but that's probably because I'm more used to the standardized class formats that are used at company feeder schools like Boston Ballet and Ballet Austin. There was less structure in the ballet class and - even though there were only 3 students that day - I felt like corrections were too generalized, unhelpful, and not given enough. Overall, a great place for recreational-level adult dance, but if you want to really work on and perfect your technique, I suggest you go elsewhere. The adult classes are really geared towards beginner-level individuals. Not a bad thing, just not what I needed at the time.

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    Dance U2

    (24 reviews)

    I can't believe I forgot to write a review of this guy's class. Guess I was trying to forget the…read moreawful treatment and lack of professionalism I received from the instructor. Tony was incredibly rude toward me when I attended my first dance session with him. The other students were more helpful and polite than the instructor himself. I'm not the most coordinated person. I'll admit that and appreciate any person's patience when teaching me a sport or activity that requires a decent amount of coordination. I believe I was learning Polka or foxtrot at his class, but I was struggling with getting the coordination down since I was a first-timer. Tony was going about making sure that the students were on the right track. He looked frustrated that I wasn't getting it, and finally started to berate me. He asked me: "Why don't you understand how to do it correctly? Can you not understand English?" I was stunned and furious to say the least. He wrote me off as a foreigner unable to understand English based on looks instead of being patient like a teacher should be. I'm a native English speaker and was born in the US, unlike him, but saying something hurtful so casually like that wouldn't be acceptable even if the person wasn't a native English speaker. I've heard that South America had horrendous racial tensions, so I could see that Tony brought its racism with him when he came to the United States. If you're not an Anglo or Hispanic person, and don't have any experience with dancing, then expect Tony to say something rude when you don't understand his dance lessons on your first try. I excused myself and went to cry in the bathroom for a few minutes for the poor treatment. Then discreetly left the building. Lo and behold, the man had the gall to follow me to my car! He even positioned himself so that I couldn't slam my door without hitting him. He started advertising his other classes, and gave half-hearted encouragement since I was a beginner. As far as I'm concerned, the "encouragement" was too little to late when he burned a bridge by criticizing my English listening skills. I won't try learning how to dance again thanks to this man even if it's for my own wedding.

    Tony has been a great dance teacher. I have been taking group lessons and private lessons for…read moresalsa for one month now and I have learned a lot of new steps and the technique of how to do the steps properly. He is very detailed in explaining how to do the moves in the most efficient way, starting from the very basics. The Sunday class where he teaches salsa, swing and country two step and Argentine tango is so much fun! I also like the Wednesday Batchata and Kizomba class. One of the best parts is when we go out dancing after class as a group to practice. I feel much more confident when I go out dancing then when I did before I started. I appreciate that Tony is patient and kind with all the students, no matter their dance level. Sometimes the more difficult or advanced moves take a lot of repetition, but he never makes us feel rushed. I have learned a lot in class -- even more than just dancing! And I recommend Tony's classes to anyone with an interest in learning partner dance.

    The Dance Academy & Ballet Academy North - We offer a quality children's program with a loving and nurturing environment.

    The Dance Academy & Ballet Academy North

    (12 reviews)

    My daughter has absolutely thrived at TDA!! Last summer at the 2024-2025 NADA season kickoff party…read moreshe had a horrible panic attack and literally hid in the restroom bc she was so anxious about introducing herself to everyone. She was in FULL meltdown mode and it wasn't fun!! Fast forward to this summer and not only did she have an INCREDIBLE season, she's now doing a SOLO for the upcoming season! We're in absolute awe of how much she's grown in just 3 years of dancing, and we have TDA to thank for that! I also take (adult) classes at TDA and it's been wonderful for my mental and physical health! This really is our safe space and we wouldn't change it for anything. We're actually having dance withdrawals...we can't wait for the season to start! Thank you, TDA!

    You won't find a better, more professional studio in North Austin that gives students sound…read moretechnique & training and opportunities to showcase their learned skills to the public. But above all of that they love each dancer in their uniqueness- not demanding conformity of personality & body type. My daughter has absolutely thrived in the past 18 months we have been here. Being very shy, and sometimes socially challenged, we have seen her come out of her shell and truly show a love and joy for dancing as well as her teachers and classmates. For the first time ever she asked to choreograph a dance for a school PTA competition. Thank you TDA and Ballet Academy North helping her express herself through dance

    MA Dance Project

    MA Dance Project

    (3 reviews)

    I do feel torn on the rating for this. My daughter loved her dance teacher, but the studio itself…read morehas some organizational issues. When we first registered on the site, I put in my daughter's birthday and the only classes the website offered to me were classes for the wrong age group. I emailed and I was told they would register me for the correct class themselves. Around a month later when my daughter and I showed up for class, the studio was locked up and the lights were off. The only phone number we had just rang and went to voicemail. We hung around for a few minutes, then finally left. I emailed the studio and didn't receive a response for 3 days. The email I eventually received said that the class teacher was sick and had emailed the class in advance. I didn't get the email, though, because apparently I wasn't actually added to the class. I still had received billing statements prior to this, so I assumed they had actually done what they said they would do. Communication surrounding the recital was also mixed. I was told details about the recital in February, but then a few months later at the end of a class, our dance teacher said the class would not actually be in the recital, which was news to me and the other parents. I had already told our extended family the recital date. Better communication would help a lot. My daughter enjoyed the class and learned new things, but I think we'll look elsewhere for the fall.

    Our daughter has been taking ballet instruction since she was 3 (now 5) and she has always loved…read moreit. MA Dance School came highly recommended so we decided to move her there. Although the dance instructor was above average, there were a couple of things that made us feel so unwelcome, that we decided to pull our daughter out of the school after two classes. My wife has to entertain our 2-yr old son while the girl takes class. During the last five minutes of class, she would go to the school with the boy, to be there when the girl came out. In order to entertain our son, she pulled out some table games. The staff made it really hard for her. They told her that they were disturbing or in the way of other people. They even went as far as to say that they had just changed the "rules" such that she couldn't play with the boy in certain locations. This, while other kids were jumping and eating on furniture in the back and being louder than my son playing with a puzzle. For a minute there I thought this was a special rule for me as a non-member of the tight-knit friendship circle that the owner obviously has with the other regular moms. It is too bad that we have to take our daughter out as she seemed to enjoy the class, but as a business it's not just about the kids. The parents have to also feel welcome and this is certainly one aspect they seem to have neglected.

    Infinity Dance - dancestudio - Updated May 2026

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