Studio B Dance Center opens September 2015 offering various forms of dance genre and theater…read moreworkshops for children ages 3 through Adult. Their new location at the Bellingham Marketplace will provide exciting dance experience to students while measuring progress as being better than the day before. Studio B has extremely talented, friendly and professional staff of teachers who all have a passion for the arts and teaching your children. I hope you will consider Studio B in choosing your dance or theatre school.

Rude and disrespectful to some parents for no reason, yet kind to others. Makes you feel very…read moreunwelcome. Not a good way to run a business. Seem to care only about social media content and advertising too.

Three-floored community with a variety of dance classes. Came here on a Saturday for an impromptu…read moreSamba dance class at 1:30pm. It's just one stop away on the red line from Harvard, so it's a convenient option for students. It's $15 for the samba class, but they'll take cash and credit card. There's a Santander right across the street if you need an ATM, since some of the classes are cash only. Note for Bank of America cardholders, there is a $3 ATM fee. There is a gender neutral bathroom available The 1:30-3pm Samba class was super fun. It was my first time doing Samba, but the teacher was super energetic and there are plenty of other beginners so you don't have to feel awkward. You can put your stuff on the right hand side along the wall, and there's plenty of mirror space so you can watch yourself shake it. There were people of all ages and it was good vibes all around. It started with a warm up and then payment, and then the actual Samba class. There was even a live band that played while we danced. At the end, there was a dance circle and everyone left sweaty but happy. The dance center overall is a cool spot and you can try out a number of different dance styles and classes no matter what age you are. I noticed on the bulletin board they have kid classes as well.

My main complaint about this studio is that they don't have air conditioning, so taking class…read moreduring the summer when Boston temperatures are in the 80s and 90s can be extremely unpleasant and tower fans are just not sufficient. It can be uncomfortable just to be standing in that kind of weather, let alone doing cardio for an hour plus. Honestly, this seems irresponsible to me, and I'm confused by the fact that they don't seem to be concerned about heat stroke. There are definitely days when the only reason I don't go to class is because there's no AC. I also wish they had contemporary classes (they have one "contemporary modern" once a week, which is not the same as contemporary).

So fun all the teachers are so nice! And I've learned slot since I been thete I've been dancing…read morethere for like 7 years!

My daughter joined Alyson's School of Dance 6 years ago. She started dancing here at the age of 3…read more Her love of dance has only grown along with her skills and confidence. All of her amazingly talented teachers at Alyson's School of Dance have given her so many opportunities to enhance her skills along with the confidence to compete. The dedication and commitment that each teacher provides is demonstrated through their outstanding choreography, support for their dancers and fun events for all dancers to participate. Thank you to each an every teacher that my daughter has had the opportunity to work with in the past six years. Alyson's School of Dance has been a wonderful environment for my daughter. I look forward to watching my daughter continue to enhance her dancing skills at Alyson's School of Dance. -Amy

My Girls have been dancing at Feet In Motion for over 5 years now and it is a wonderful dance…read moreschool. The teachers are all very nice and most importantly the students all enjoy the classes!

Very chaotic environment. Class instructor changed twice in a 4 month period. Majority of the first…read moremonth of class was spent playing "games" rather than teaching dance moves/routines. Instructors kind of did their own thing, without actually sticking to the method/routine. Parents were never made aware that tumbling would be part of the class. Instructor was not teaching kids how to tumble safely, and tumbling never should've been part of the lesson unless parents agree to that ahead of time. Would not recommend.

If your serious about ballet, I can't imagine anywhere else you would be. This is my daughters…read moresecond year with Brae Crest. She has years of experience in dance and ballet but all very general. Making the transition was the smartest decision for her. She adores ballet. Her passion for ballet is stronger than ever. She has goals to work towards and opportunities for performing. I am thrilled that she has Brae Crest to help her grow into a beautiful ballerina.

From the owner: The Brae Crest School of Ballet is the official school of The State Ballet of RI. The State Ballet…read moreof Rhode Island is the state's first established classical ballet company in residence. Its mission is to create, present, preserve and extend the great repertoire of classical dancing to the widest possible audience, while providing exciting performances and educational programming of the highest quality. Since its premiere performance in November of 1960 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium, SBRI has sustained itself in a wide variety of venues. Also, SBRI is the state's first ballet company to offer Cultural Enrichment Programs to community schools. The Explore Ballet Workshop is designed to offer an on-site ballet curriculum including demonstrations and short performances. The Field Trip to the ballet gives students an opportunity to attend the ballet at the theater.

My daughter has been dancing with Fusionworks for the past 3 years. The instructors at this studio…read moreare amazing and put the students first. They are extremely professional and teach a love of dance. I highly recommend.

My daughter went to this dance studio. As a father, I didnt know any better and she enjoyed it…read morewell enough. Well once we explored other studios we realized the difference. My perspective is only for very young children just learning about dance, I would say you can find better options. Seems perhaps more tailored for higher end students looking to excel in actually becoming dancers, and that is great. But smaller children seemed to get short shrift at every turn. A 2 hour recital where they got to dance for 90 seconds, while the teacher herself danced numerous numbers would be one example. Anyway just one non-experts opinion.

Awesome, friendly staff. They offer Zumba classes Monday's and Tuesday's for $6 a class. Completely…read moreworth it - lots of fun and the option to burn 600 calories? New Year's Resolutions: look no further! Winter schedule is as follows: Monday's: 630-730 Tuesday's: 545-645 A little hard to find but if you are familiar with Baker's Corner in North Seekonk, look for the Ritz or Star Nails.. its located in the long building behind them.

I couldn't be any happier then I am with this dance school they do an amazing job they are all…read moregreat with little kids wonderful

If my son or any future children want to take classes, they'll be going to the Dance Step just like…read moretheir dad did!

From the owner: At The Dance Step, we provide our students with consistent, precise, and compassionate training…read more We focus on each student as a individual and develop their strengths while helping them to focus on their weaknesses and work to improve them. We encourage and inspire our students to have confidence and determination when reaching their goals. Our lessons easily translate into life experiences. We teach them to believe in themselves first and foremost and prepare them to enter any "stage" with confidence, and grace.

I have no idea why anybody rated this a one. It is incredibly kid friendly! And if you think this…read moreis bad, go to Candy Apples Dance Center in Ohio. Just saw the last review, I don't think the director meant any harm and I'm pretty sure she probably took care of it, but this was in like 2016 when I wasn't there. They don't do that anymore for sure. So if your reading this review, it's perfectly safe and fun and ok to come to Krylo!!

I myself danced at this studio as a child and now (not for long after this post) so did my…read moredaughter. Normally I would sing praises about this dance studio. They have an excellent reputation. However. Tonight during dress rehearsals a father of one students thought it ok to walk through the dressing area where 13-14-15 yr old girls were changing costumes. His child is 8-9 but he felt it ok apparently to walk into a room of exposed young teen girls. This is not appropriate and when I addressed it with the father his response was "so what." When I brought it up to the director of the studio I was told it was a harmless mistake and she'd take care of it. Then, during the trophy ceremony my child was left in the down stairs waiting area where the younger children are supervised and no one went to get her so she could receive her trophy. So my child missed out on the recognition of a trophy that took her yrs to earn. She was very upset. She's only 9. This is not in any way- shape or form acceptable. I will no longer allow my child to attend this school. They do NOT take proper precautions to protect the rights and privacy of their under aged dancers. It very disappointed and quite frankly- disgusted. I'll be finding a more suitable and safe studio for my child to train in. I'll never use or recommend this business again.

My 18 month old has a great time here. The teachers are great, the area is filled with toys and…read moreactivities, and the kids seem to really enjoy it. The majority of time here is structured classes, but they also have a few "free play" times during the week. It's a fun way to kill a morning and let your kid learn some new skills (climbing, rolling, running, balancing, etc).

biased and have favorites. in the older kids class (3-4) id have to watch to ensure my child didn't…read moreclimb on the balance beam when no one was paying attention. it's clear they have favorites and devote their time and attention to those children. there was one time where I had to get up and open the door to yell to get my child off the beam. it's sad because it was their first away from family situation and because they didn't make the list they weren't focused on.