It was only my second class, but Sho's beginner swing group class absolutely whooped my calves. I…read morenever knew swing dancing could be so intense! What I found fascinating is that I had taken a few West Coast Swing lessons with a private instructor before, and as odd as it is to say, I learned more in one group class with Sho than I did in three private lessons. On top of that, the space is beautiful and everyone was incredibly friendly. If you're debating whether to check this place out, just do it. I'm always a little hesitant before trying something new, but after both classes, I walked out thinking, "Holy smokes, I can't wait for the next class."

Dance street has an amazing team that will make you feel good and comfortable while guiding you…read morethrough a dance. My fiancée and I worked with Sho to come up with a dance for our first dance. He was awesome! He was able to quickly come up with a routine that was approachable/doable for beginners but still looked really nice. Everyone at dance street is friendly and welcoming. I would highly recommend anyone who has ever been interested in learning to dance, even in the slightest, or if you need a choreographed dance for a specific occasion to book a session.

For a dance studio, they do have a good amount of positives…read more They offer an average price of $18 for a drop-in class (whether it's for adults or youth classes). The instructors try to be inclusive and are consistent (meaning they teach more than one class every week). They all have a wide range of dance experience and you will not be disappointed by their expertise. You will not find difficulty joining or building a community as there are a lot of regulars from the area that are nice. The building itself is spacious and rental prices seem to be good as well (minimum starting price is $20 an hour). The different spaces they have varies between 4 rooms (Warehouse and Studios A/B/C). There is a small lot and if that's full, there is a decent amount of street parking. It's close to the freeway entrance and plenty of food and other attractions around the area. However, with some positives also comes some areas to improve upon. With the limited parking and street parking, I would recommend coming at least 10-15min early to make sure you can arrive on time to class. Their system tends to be slow at times and you may miss the first 3-10 minutes of class trying to look for parking or wait due to slow check in times. The other focus is the variety of dance classes (in terms of competency levels and styles of dance). It seems that this studio focuses more on hip-hop, Salsa, and Contemporary classes being the most accessible (sprinkled with a couple of jazz, heels, and k-pop once a week). They have the same round of teachers and it would be nice to try different dance styles and genres. This studio definitely can continue to upgrade and grow more! Would try this place at least once and see if it's your vibe.

Such a great dance studio with amazing instructors! Beginning to advanced- all levels are included!…read moreTheir instructors really help break down the steps, moves, etc to help you know the basics of each type of dance. You can learn salsa, samba, Lindy hop, jazz, contemporary, to even Bollywood! The pricing is reasonable and parking is available on their lot and on the street. Can't wait to keep learning from some of my favorite instructors!!

Crown City Dance studio has been fully renovated. There are two new toilets in the back, a washroom…read moreand a new bar. And the theater aspect of it has a new lighting system! It's gorgeous!

Great venue! Went here recently for a Burlesque show. This is a nice, open venue. I used the…read morerestroom, clean and quaint, fully functional. I also took advantage of the bar & drinks were well made. All staff were friendly and nice, which the exception of the check in person at front desk -- but I'm not sure if this person is related to this venue, I believe they're staffed by the burlesque company so not removing any stars. 10/10 recommend!

I took an adult intermediate ballet class with Yelena recently and she was great! Her teaching was…read moreoverall clear - she demonstrated the moves and would call them out as well while the music was playing - making it easy to follow for visual and verbal learners. She also pointed out how to better hold my posse on releve and attitude as well as tips on how to improve my overall balance. It's been over a decade since I danced so having an instructor make sure I have correct posture and positioning is important to prevent injuries. Yelena was also kind enough to encourage me after class was over. While I'm sad I'll be moving away in a couple of months, I'll enjoy her classes as well as any adult intermediate ballet classes with other instructors here while I'm still in the area!

On July 25, 2025, I brought my 4-year-old daughter to her 4:00 PM gymnastics class. We arrived at…read more3:59 PM and, as directed by the front desk, walked through the ballet room to get there. The ballet class was already past its scheduled end time, so we waited until the students finished before passing through. Halfway across the room, the ballet teacher suddenly began yelling at us aggressively. My daughter was terrified. I calmly asked her to lower her voice, but she continued screaming--following us into the gymnastics room in front of dozens of children. I have a heart condition and began feeling unwell from the stress, yet she would not stop. No staff intervened. I assumed the school would handle it properly, but I was wrong. Later, the owner defended the teacher, accused me of being a "criminal," and took zero responsibility. The real victims were my daughter and the many children who witnessed this unprovoked outburst. Parents should be aware of three serious concerns: 1. Poor safety - No security, unattended front desk, and children can easily wander outside to the street. I personally saw a 6-year-old disappear for 20 minutes. 2. Emotionally unstable ballet teacher - Multiple online reviews mention her history of yelling at kids when parents aren't present. 3. Unprofessional management - Canceled classes without notice, no accountability, and intimidation tactics from the owner, Serge. I regret not calling the police that day. If I had, maybe fewer children would be subjected to this behavior. Parents, please protect your children. A school should be a safe, nurturing place--not one where kids are traumatized and parents are threatened.

I am a former professional dance instructor and was seeking help for my wife who is not a dancer…read more I viewed the website and was excited about taking private lessons and joining their group of dancers. However, when contacted, I was immediately steered to the payment website to sign up for multiple lessons. Since I never met Sergio, I asked for an intro lesson and was the told the lesson would be at a private residence and ask to pay the $100 fee via Zelle. I found that to be a bit sketchy so I decided I would pay when we arrived at the lesson. On the day of the lesson, when I tried to confirm the appointment, I was informed that since I did not pay up front, Sergio scheduled another lesson. It's seems this he is more interested in payment than developing a relationship with a new client. That tells me what the lesson would be like.

Love this places found this place just randomly and I am soooo pleased with my results in my dance…read moreskills and surprisingly my confidence. I got a chance to really learn skills, musicality wise styling little tricks. I was able to talk to Sergio and get his story He is a Professional Latin dancer and Master Instructor, Sergio Leal, became a professional dancer and world dance competitor after graduating from Cal Poly Pomona with a Degree in Pure Mathematics in 2000. His dynamic performing skills and unique choreography have entertained audiences across the U.S. and have been featured in award-winning routines ,T.V., film, Theater and numerous articles and magazines throughout his dance career. His dance background includes Latin Ballroom, Argentine Tango, Hustle, Bachata, and Salsa So he has so much background on dancing and also instructing. This is extremely important when you want to find a place called home when it comes to dancing. Enjoy :)

My son loves this place. The staff and other children are amazing. He feels so comfortable here. He…read moreis about to perform in his first production... and we can't wait to see him shine! He has completed summer camp and a weekly class for the first half of the school year. We are signing up for winter!

One fateful day ten years ago a family friend (a professor of dance at USC) upon hearing of our…read moreyoung daughter's enthusiasm for all things theater, suggested we look into 'Theatre 360' in Pasadena and noted that for kids who are serious about theater there isn't a comparable program in the San Gabriel Valley. That amazing piece of advice, so many years ago, changed our daughter's life, and our family's, for the absolute best. For the past decade we have had the absolute honor and privilege of being able to engage our daughter in classes and shows that have grown her in every aspect of her physical, mental, social and creative life - on and off the stage. Theatre 360's entire approach is to develop a child's talents and one only has to see a class showcase or a watch one of their amazing productions to realize that tangible growth is possible over the course of a just few weeks, be it a summer or winter camp and even more so over the course of months in a semester class. When we first started at Theatre 360 we were amazed at the poise and maturity of the older teens in the program and we wondered how these older theater kids had grown-up to all be so well spoken and capable, but now, after years of living and loving her rich theater experiences at Theatre 360, we have found our own child has learned and grown to have that same maturity and poise and we could not be more thankful. For my daughter over the years at Theatre 360 the experience - be it in classes, in a production, or helping backstage -the experience has been one of constant renewal of her interest, drive and enjoyment of theater. We have been floored by the endless energy she brings to her theater work, her drive to push herself to improve, her expanding interests in the deep details of performance, dance, voice, staging, costumes, etc and her deep delight of the entire process every day. Theatre 360 for a decade has been our daughter's second home and we could not be more happy to have been so fortunate to have found it.

I've been taking Bonnie's virtual classes for 2 years and it's honestly one of the best things I've…read moredone for my body. She doesn't just have you move--she teaches you proper technique, movement names, and how to stretch the right way. Because of her, I can walk into other classes with confidence and without stressing my body. It's fun, supportive, and still feels personal even though it's virtual. My body feels better, I've learned so much, and I actually look forward to class every week. If you really want to show up for yourself, join a class. Theresa

Lots of fun today on Friday, July 19. Good for memory, balance and cardio. Keep it up Bonnie!read more

I'm really excited to have found this club! So affordable for ballet classes. $6 per beginners…read moreclass and $9 for the intermediate class, and you don't have to worry about paying for an entrance fee for the gym. The classes are held at the Caltech Braun Athletic Center. I didn't see a parking lot specifically for the gym, so I found street parking along Wilson Ave (south of California Blvd). There is no big sign that will direct you to the Braun gym from Wilson Ave, so there is a pathway you have to find and walk east toward the Caltech baseball/athletic field. Once you reach the athletic field, you'll see the entrance to the Braun gym on your right hand side. I went for my first time to the Beginner class last Sunday, which was taught by Artemis. I wasn't sure what to expect because when I've been to Beginning Adult classes at other ballet studios, the adult students were very well versed with ballet footwork and choreography and sometimes I found myself falling behind. I've been practicing ballet for the past 4 years, but took a 6 month break so I wasn't sure if my body would be ready for the Intermediate class. I'm glad I took the Beginner class the first time around because my muscles felt so tight during the stretching; it made me think I need to be more discipline in stretching every day so I don't lose my flexibility! I would highly suggest signing up for their mailing list when you visit their website - caltechballet.blogspot.com - because it really helps that they email like a day or two before Sunday to let us know if Sunday classes are happening and who will be teaching them. I'm excited to continue going every Sunday. Perhaps I can try the Intermediate class next time! :)

I wouldn't recommend this class to anyone who's not a student. There is no parking structure so you…read morehave to park on the street which wasn't a problem. Then I notice when I was leaving there was a security driving around getting ready to put tickets cars. Finding the place was difficult. So, I called serval times, (the phone number on yelp) no one answers. When I arrived to the class there was no one around. I ask a lady at the front desk and she kept repeating just wait in the classroom. As I'm waiting I approached her again and she tells me to look for a schedule.... I could not find it. Finally another worker comes and I ask him everything (nice guy) He told me the classes are $10 not $6. The classes do not start until 12. I'm not returning to this place it's too complicated. Smh