Not good for young children. It is probably instructor dependent, but the class my daughter was in…read moremade her sit on the floor for more than half of the class time. It also always started 5 mins late and ended 5 mins early. They did not teach any dancing. They just had them sit on the floor. When I asked the instructor if she could have them dance instead of sit on the floor, she said the only way she could CONTROL them was to have them sit for the entire class. This is not the way a dance class should be run. The owner also does not care about nor addresses parent concerns. This place should not even be allowed to call themselves a dance studio. There are so many better dance studios out there. Don't waste your time with this one.

My daughters have been dancing with some of the teachers at Center Stage for almost 10 years and…read morethey couldn't be happier. All of the teachers are fun, energetic and are highly qualified in their fields. The studio is in a brand new location and it is spacious, clean and easy to get to. There is ample parking as well. Center Stage offers a wide variety of classes and there are many opportunities for community performances. There is also a competitive dance team and plenty of options for summer classes and camps. You will not be disappointed if you sign your child(ren) up for classes here!

I love savage it is my favorite dance company it's so great I'm thinking about doing competition…read moredance here

If you are looking for an outstanding studio for your children then you found it here. Either for…read morerec or competitive dance. This is not just a studio but a family. Nichole Savage and Brandy Fry with the other staff not only teach your children dance but also values. They bring in some of the most amazing dancers out there today for master classes and their summer intensive. I highly recommend this studio for your children. They are wonderful.

My daughter has been going here since she was three. She is eleven at the time of this writing. It…read morehas been a good experience for her. They are disciplined and they teach discipline . It is a very proffessional dance school. The camps in the summer are all about fun! My child goes every summer. The best part is they make friends in the school and grow up with each other. I think this is a wonderful place for kids to learn dance. The costumes and dance moves are modest not vulgar. Some places I have seen teach very young children very inappropriate dance moves. That does not happen at this school.

We moved to sykesville md over a year ago and my daughter who was 4 at the time wanted to join a…read moreballet class. We found Carroll county dance center & as far as the classes went our daughter enjoyed them. I found the classes to be educational & structured. Our HUGE problem came to when they had the dance recital at the end of the year. They required a lot of rehearsals for this young of age and the coat was really expensive! The day of the recital our daughters section was finished & I wanted her to leave because we had family in town. I was not interrupting the show and this was happening during intermission. The owner Becky was extremely rude and not easy to work with! I was so upset as to how she treated me & feel she was very unprofessional! We will never go back to Carroll county dance center & will tell everyone we know in the area to find another dance center! They really showed their true colors at the recital & all comes down to the show & money!!!

My thoughts on this studio:…read more 1. Don't bother with the dress code. I purchased my dancer specific dancewear after talking to the Registrar, Flora, about the dress code. The majority of dancers are not following the dress code. 2. Don't expect a peaceful studio. The handbook specifically says under the sharing spaces section: keep voices at a low volume to reduce distractions and noise and show each other respect and kindness. This was not enforced. After every class, the dancers coming out of the prior class were extremely noisy for 30-45 minutes outside the studio. It was extremely disrespectful to my dancer's class. After I politely requested for quiet in the studio, my request was ignored and the behavior continued. 3. Don't expect to feel welcome as a new dancer. Priority is given to dancers not new to the studio. I had questions about my dancer, and the school director, Alex, could not be bothered to evaluate my dancer. 4. Be prepared for a weird smell. The smell of the studio made my asthma worsen. I want to mention this because I know how frustrating it can be to enter a space that triggers asthma for those who suffer from it.

Kinetics Dance Theatre (KDT) is truly a gem among the local activities available for kids in this…read morearea! They are a non-profit organization that is more interested in teaching dance as an art form than making a buck. I've had at least one of my munchkins going here for the last 4 years (ever since we moved to this area). Between them they've taken Ballet 1, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Pointe, Pointe, Modern Dance, Tap, and Jazz...so I think we've seen quite a variety of classes. We could not be happier with KDT. It has been and continues to be a positive place for our munchkins to learn dance (and made some good friends to boot). If you're in the market for a place for your little ones (or even big ones) to learn about dance I'd definitely suggest checking them out.

Avoid this place at all costs! The owner of this studio (Donna Grim) is a cruel, vicious woman. I…read moredon't mean that she is tough on the dancers, I mean she is sadistic to some. My daughter got "the treatment" when she transferred to the studio (she was a top-notch dancer) and refused Donna's suggestion that she join "the company" (the elite competition girls). We had moved studios because my daughter wanted to concentrate on her education, and just wanted high-quality classes without the time obligations. In ONE semester, the owner managed to destroy my daughter's self-esteem and self-confidence, and kill all love of dance in her. In hindsight it is apparent that she was brutally taunting my kid, although my child was scared to tell me until I finally witnessed something myself and started questioning her. (I am NOT a dance mom). When I talked to Donna, she blew me off and told me that even though my daughter was in all the same classes as the "company girls" she was excluded and was an outsider, because she wouldn't commit. The level of vitriol from this woman was spine-chilling, and I pulled my daughter immediately - never even finishing the performance that evening and the next. I found out afterwards that Donna (who taught the classes) would single her out and humiliate her in front of the other girls, calling her stupid and clumsy, and encouraging the other children to mock her. Mind you, my daughter was the top of her classically-trained school before she transferred in. Because of the genre switch, my daughter assumed that SHE was at fault, and worked even harder, but this horrid woman would single her out the next time. It has been almost 8 years since that happened, and my daughter has never danced since. I would avoid this place at all costs. YOUR kid may never get the sadistic treatment, but it trickles down to the other dancers. They never actually shunned my kid, but many other dancers were treated poorly by the other kids. It's just an environment that is dark and unpleasant.

As a former student of Dance Unlimited (10 years in the company and 13 years at the studio), I am…read morethankful everyday for the stellar pre-professional training I received under the careful watch of Donna Grim. Not only did I gain invaluable technique training from Donna and other fabulous teachers (namely Ms. Gayle-- the resident Ballet guru), I also learned how be a compassionate, team-oriented and driven person in the world. Yes, the classes are challenging. Yes, hard life lessons are learned on the dance floor, but I wouldn't trade my years with Donna for anything. I was encouraged to cultivate a passion for dance at Dance Unlimited that has stayed with me my entire life. The community that is created by Donna and the other teachers is one that is irreplaceable. I still keep in touch with many of my former team mates and their parents! My training at DU has paid off-- as I am now a professional in the musical theater industry-- represented by a great NYC agency and working in regional theaters around the country. Dance Unlimited is a save haven for those who love to dance and want to get themselves to the next level both personally and technically!

We have been a member family for one and one-half years now. We absolutely love the studio…read moredirector, teachers, and other families we have gotten to know through being a part of the Dance Team. The studio director spends time getting to know the students, and what they are good at, and how to push them in just the right way to help them excel. She really feels like the students are her own children, and she looks after them, advises them, instructs them, corrects them, and encourages them. She also provides many opportunities for her students: workshops, classes offered on Broadway, Miss Teen Pageant, help with college planning and auditioning, attending So You Think You Can Dance auditions, Etc. She brings in the best of the best choreographers from around the country to work with the kids as well. We have been asked by others to switch studios, and we always say "No Way!!"

As a parent of five kids, I am used to supporting my kids with sports and other activities. I'm…read morethankful in this pay to play world we have the ability to support them in pursuit of their passions. The combination of cost and time is a significant investment for all of us. Schedules are important to those who work and those supporting multiple kids activities. It's a juggling act. In addition, the kids often have other things they need to do following activities- homework, chores, etc. It's frustrating to me that a schedule is changed three times in 48 hours. While this may seem normal to the studio, it's rude and ridiculous. It's equally frustrating that we often wait 10+ minutes after class is scheduled to finish to pick up my child. Today, there was a 28 minute wait. I can't say enough about the progress of my child at the studio. She has learned a lot in a short time and loves it. Just be consistent and maintain schedules. We are all customers and the experience matters to everyone.

Do Not Recommend!!! Very Unprofessional !!! Snobby with no class !!! Went in to inquire about…read moreclasses for my daughter and over heard two women that work there trash talking about other employees right infront of children. Will not be returning .

24/7 dance has been so welcoming and kind to my preschooler. I highly recommend them to anyone…read morelooking for dance instruction.

Love this studio! They offer a variety of classes, great drop-in rates, awesome instructors who…read moremake dance/workout fun! Very welcoming, non-judgmental atmosphere. Do yourself a favor...

If you want a workout but want to take a break from the gym try this spot out. CF Studio offers…read moreMixxFit classes, Afro Dance, HIIT classes and yoga just to name a few. Friendly instructors are on hand to guide students through the workouts while the class listens to anything from old school jams to the latest hits. Class fees as very affordable as well and they welcome drop ins.

It is large, studio sound audio and they were easy to work with. Large parking, functional kitchen…read more Guests had a great experience.

So I have been to many Zumba classes at various fitness centers. But this is the first dance…read morestudio that I have been for Zumba type classes. I was drawn here after taking a class from Mourien sponsored by the apartment complex I am living in. Mourien is super energetic and her enthusiasm is contagious. Her steps are unique compared to other classes I have been to. They are fun and easy to follow. Her studio is conveniently across the street from the apartment and right next to the very tempting brusters icecream parlor. It is a large dance space with a child care room and changing rooms. The space was essentially packed with devoted Zumba enthusiasts for the Saturday morning class with Mourien. Again, her dance moves were fun and I barely noticed that I was drenched until after the class. Classes can be purchased per class, packages (6, 12, 18), or unlimited monthly. Try the drop in class for $7 with Mourien and I bet you will be hooked.