The owner, Lora, makes it clear that money is the goal. There is a fee for everything. Would your dancer like both parents at the end of the year recital? Great, that'll be $10 each. This is after you get hit with a recital fee of $40 which gets you a $4 trophy and a $4 T-Shirt that's way too big for the younger dancers to wear anyway. The studio is always hot and overcrowded. You're likely going to sit on the floor in the hallway while your child is at practice because it's over booked. There's no gaps between classes, so you'll have 30 people trying to pass each other down a 4' wide hallway while kids are trying to quickly change out of their dance shoes, trying not to trip on them or the parents sitting on the floor because their kids are in class. The bathrooms aren't stocked. There's ONE event that your child builds up to after 9-10 months of classes. I'm not sure about you, but to spend $600+ on classes that leads to a 3 minute performance at an event that may cost you $50 for tickets for your immediate family, $70+ on the dance costume, $40 on the "recital fee" for generic trophies and shirts seems to be way over priced. The ONLY thing that had us stick out the year was because of the relationship with ONE of the teachers and the friends our daughter had in class. Otherwise, we despised our entire experience. The things you do for your child... As soon as this summer recital is complete, we're happily gone with zero positive things to share about the owner and her business model. read more