My daughter has been going to American Dance Studios for almost 3 years. The staff is phenomenal…read more The owner is very warm and welcoming. If you're looking for some place to that feels familiar oriented, don't hesitate and join. The growth you will see in your child is amazing.

Fantastic place for kids to learn how to dance. Teachers are great and create a wonderful…read moreenvironment

I attended Center Stage as a student many years ago and not only were the staff professional and…read moreamazing, but I learned so much more than just dance. Now that my daughter is old enough she is in the "My First Steps" class and she loves going each Sunday! I can't wait to watch her grow and learn from the same teachers I was lucky enough to have!

Did the Centerstage musical and LOVED it! He worked hard and made friends. He learned a lot.read more

Our daughters have been attending ballet classes at Kaye Lynn Edison center for a while a now and…read morewe can definitely say its a studio that cares for your kids and ensures each kid gets the personal attention to hone his or her skill. Ms. Robin and all the other dance teachers have been so amazingly warm and patient with kids and their routines. If you are looking for fun and interactive lessons to learn ballet or tap dancing, kaye lynn is definitely a winner. The monthly or quarterly class plan is easy on parents pocket and they do recitals etc. Note- masks are mandatory and they clean up the studio after every session.

We loved working with Kaye Lynn Dance Studio! The studio was responsive, timely and super friendly…read more Jasi was our dance instructor for our first dance at our wedding. She choreographed the perfect first dance for us to the song we selected and was conscious that my husband and I are not professional dancers. Jasi highlighted our strengths and made us feel so confident. She is so creative and passionate. We really enjoyed working with Jasi and the Kaye Lynn Dance Studio and would highly recommend their services to anyone.

Fantastic instructors, welcoming atmosphere, lots of different class options to choose from, and no…read moremembership-you pay as you go! Classes are so much fun! I highly recommend giving this studio a try-you'll be back!

Just took a boot camp class with Ashley. Loved it! Challenging but definitely worth it. Ashley is…read morean amazing instructor! So personable and friendly, and motivates you throughout the class. I can't wait until the next one!

Would you like to learn to dance or upgrade your current dancing and feel like part of a warm…read morewelcoming fun loving family while doing so? Then rush right over to Arthur Murray Highland Park NJ and make it happen! This is my eleventh year with them and I still have not run out of things to learn and great experiences in the studios and at parties. Lola K

My partner and I had an amazing time throughout our dance lessons. Nothing but praises for Roxanne…read moreand Michael. Nothing short then amazing. Communication was clear and if you needed more help or like to advance in a certain skill they will help you achieve this. The private lessons along with group lessons were both extraordinary. Once starting classes you will love to keep going forever.The community in these studios are very friendly and willing to answer any questions. Personal yet professional relationship will be formed to lower any nervousness anybody will have.

I attended the 1-day workshop in NYC with Saroj Khan this past weekend. No disrespect to the…read moreorganizers, but I thought it was really unfair to charge $100 a person (not inexpensive!) and then to find out upon arrival that two workshops had been combined into one giant class in a studio space that could not adequately accommodate the attendees. If this workshop had been less costly, I'd be more understanding, but there's no justification for the cost when instead of an intimate experience, I felt like I was in the middle of a giant herd. Space was not limited as advertised and it was clear that this event was oversold. In addition, there was a line outside of the studio at the start of the class for registration, which seemed inefficient and a waste of time if you had pre-registered and pre-paid for the event - then, what was the point of the initial registration? This caused the class to start late. Once the workshop began, it was very difficult to follow the dance instruction from even the middle of the room. I was ready to complain for a refund but ultimately decided not to only because of the wonderful instructor, Rujuta Vaidya - she was extremely nice in a difficult situation and did her best to give personalized attention when she could, which brings me to my next point. I found Saroj Khan's behavior to be lacking - she does most of her teaching seated at the front of the room, which I could understand because of her age and was surprisingly not bad because she's witty and when she offered feedback, it was sharp and insightful. She could easily command the room with her presence; however, her feedback was selective - usually when calling out mistakes abruptly. Her indelicate treatment of students was not a big issue to me because I personally didn't mind candid feedback to improve our dance skills and Saroj can be very entertaining; however, there's no way, with the size of the class, that she could give the requisite attention to all participants which was a huge letdown given the cost of the workshop. My biggest issue with Saroj was with her treatment of Rujuta, her disciple and the instructor of the workshop. Saroj constantly barked orders at Rujuta in a condescending manner without showing any sort of appreciation that the only reason this class was functioning was because of Rujuta and the other dance assistant. That could even be overlooked, because I understand the familiarity among Guru-disciple relationships, but at one point, in a bad attempt at humor, Saroj insulted Rujuta so shockingly that I don't even want to repeat the details here. I left the experience feeling that Saroj Khan, despite her many accomplishments and clear mastery of dance, was not necessarily someone worthy of admiration. I felt that I had observed an individual, insecure about her fading glory days, who used her authority to belittle those around her to assert her power. It's a shame because it detracts from her praiseworthy legacy. Rujuta handled the workshop like a true professional, holding her head up and dancing so gracefully under pressure, never undermining her Guru although most others would not have had that self-restraint. I left with profound admiration for Rujuta instead although I had just met her. This is the only reason why I did not ask for a refund or leave the class mid-way, despite feeling like we had been conned out of our money for an experience that wasn't as advertised.

I've been a part of Rudra Dance Academy for the past two years, and it's truly incredible how many…read moregolden opportunities I've had to perform on such prominent stages. As a beginner who once struggled to memorize basic steps, I now feel proud of how far I've come. Words can't fully express my gratitude to Deepa Didi and Sandy Sir. I'm so grateful to be part of the Rudra family and always look forward to being a part of their amazing troupe. Thank you so much Deepa didi and sandy sir!!!!

My family attends classes at the Rhythmic Arts Dance and Music center. We love this place and feel…read morelike family here. The studio owner who is also the chief choreographer is a passionate dancer and will not compromise on her art. This is true of all the teachers at the studio. We have fun learning dance while working out! Great place to learn some cool moves whether it is Bollywood, Hip-hop, Salsa, Kathak and many more!

I took my 4 year old son here for 3 Bollywood dance classes in total. When my wife called up the…read moreplace initially, we were told that we could bring him for a trial class. This is the first time my son is taking any classes, so we weren't sure. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place given the following facts: - The 2 instructors (who take turn) are very strict and cold to the kids. I think younger kids need more attention and need to be encouraged rather than be spoken harshly. My elder 9 year old daughter has been going to an American Tap school for the last 6 years and I have seen the difference. - The place is unkempt. The three Saturday mornings I went, I found the carpet in the lobby to host all kind of trash and never vacuumed. Maybe the place operates on a lean staff and they do not have this covered. But not a good impression to give newcomers especially. - We had a tiff with the center on the fees. We were charged for the trial class even though we weren't told initially that this class would be charged (In my opinion a trial class is normally free unless stated specifically). Upon pointing this out, we were reimbursed the money in again a very cold hostile way. Hope the center realizes its mistakes in dealing with newcomers and takes this review in a positive constructive manner.