I can't even express how incredible Premiere Ballet Academy is. The environment is positive,…read moreencouraging and extremely professional. The students have a number of teachers who are all highly technical and very motivating. They've all been professional dancers (or are currently with a professional ballet company). It's undeniable how much these teachers love what they do! They are such great mentors. The dancers are also so supportive of each other! It's amazing to be in an atmosphere where everyone really builds up those around them. They are definitely one big family! I love the fact that Premiere is involved in the community and thrives on outreach. The dancers get the privilege of performing at various venues while really making a positive impact. The company dancers also get the opportunity to attend YAGP, the world's largest international ballet/contemporary competition which offers incredible scholarships and training opportunities.

My two daughters do tap/ballet combo here. Great staff and very flexible. Highly recommendread more

I've been dancing here for 2 years and love it so much. They offer all levels choreography classes…read morein various styles. Think - 1 hr cardio dance class where by the end, you've learned and performed a minute or so of choreography. The classes are super fun, and the community is great. There are extra dance opportunities like video performances, showcases/recitals, workshops, and performing at spurs games. There are also community get togethers that have nothing to do with dance - like coffee dates, book clubs, etc... It's just such a fun way to move your body, meet new friends, and develop your confidence.

This is not a dance studio. These are exercise classes, like dancercise, jazzercise, etc. This…read morebusiness should be moved to another category, because it's wasting peoples time who are looking for dance lessons.

A great creative space for any event, meeting, private parties, dance classes, and more! They have…read moretwo main rooms available, studio A which is the bigger space (2000sq ft) and studio B (750 sq ft). Both rooms have sound systems and color changing lighting. Their pricing for either and both spaces is available on their website. This is also where the dance studio, Salsa on 2 School, is located. They offer progressive training programs/classes for Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, K-Pop, and more! Their weekly schedule is available on their website. They also have an adult performance team and a kids academy. Every first and third Friday, they have a Salsa & Bachata social, "Mambo Kurabu". This is the event I attended and had a blast. The cover is $10 and you can purchase your ticket online. They don't take cash. It starts at 10pm and ends at 2am. I got there closer to 11:30pm and there were lots of people already there. Everyone was super friendly and they actually ask you to dance. I had such a good time dancing. The floors are smooth and perfect to dance. There was also a performance at midnight. The music was great too! You can reserve a table for 4 people for $15. I didn't even sit all night. You can bring your own drinks (twist tops and cans) but they have water bottles available for $2.

I do have to say the peoples are friendly. Extremely friendly. But…read more.. I should have known something was wrong as soon as I came in and found out that the only way you could train is if you sign a year contract. Paying almost $200 a month for what? The teacher himself almost never teaches. I could tell it's hard for him, he is a bit out of shape. His students teach, which are on a good level, but only for beginners and advanced cords. I could tell a lot of those students got the belts(cords) not because of how good they are, but because of how long they trained. Which is fine, but sometimes it is almost ridiculous. After all, it's always the same moves they are working on, over and over again. I am used to be in the best schools of capoeira. I did capoeira for over 10 years. And this school was all about the money. Not the love for capoeira. Oh. And no military discount. UPDATE : Do not go to this place. I am a single mom in the military, had to go through trainings, got robbed at some point and had a lot of problems money wise. I explained all of this to Nathan, the owner and thought he would understand that I can not continue with his service anymore. My priority at this point was to make sure I can at least pay my child's care and other bills I fell behind on due to circumstance. This man made a point that he doesn't care, and even though I have not been there for the past half a year he STILL charged me and now collections are coming after me. This man is not a good man.

I would avoid this place and the instructor at all costs! The classes I attended did not really…read moreteach anything and speaking of teaching, the instructor, more times than not, had the students teaching lessons. Now I have no problem with this, but when you are paying $200 a month, the instructor should be teaching a good majority of time. You also have to sign a annual contract with these guys, which is odd. That was the second Flag. Very suspect school. Stay away! You have been warned!

We are on year 4 at Dance Infinity and I have loved how much the instructors have helped my girls…read moregrow. The owner, Gwen, has always been helpful and kind. Ms. Lynn at the desk is a sweetheart and has always been so friendly and answers all my questions. We have had classes with Brianna, Gwen, Makenna, Kaylie and Giselle over the years and they have taught the girls age appropriate routines and given them the foundational skills to continue in dance. Monthly pricing is very reasonable, the studio is always neat and decorated nicely. They put together summer classes and offer classes for adults too. I highly recommend Dance Infinity SA to anyone. I hope to continue with them for many years to come.

So, you're thinking about putting your child in dance? That's nice. Well, let me just tell you…read morethis: I would NOT recommend Dance Infinity. It's not completely terrible--some of the instructors are very kind there. There is one director that I would never recommend, and her name is Hallie Odom. She is one of the main instructors for teens and adults. Now you may be asking, "Well, what's so bad about her?" Well, you're in for a ride--let me tell you. One thing is her teaching style is very sink or swim. There's not much step-by-step guidance, especially for beginners who have never done ballet before. My two daughters went there for about 5 months and had never done ballet, and she never once helped them. And she knew they had never done ballet. She never tried to get to know them. The first day they went, she told my younger daughter, who was 13, "Your sister was really good, her footwork was really nice." My daughter was just nodding, and then she said, "And you... you were... yeah," then smiled and walked away, leaving my daughter crushed and coming home crying. Now, if you're signing up your older kid for anything, they will most likely have her. And if you sign them up for ballet, it is mandatory for them to also do ballet progressions. If your child has never done ballet, trust me, this will ruin their confidence and make ballet seem 10x harder, because Ms. Hallie doesn't teach them the terms or how to do the movements. One of my daughters spent a whole day teaching herself the terms and movements just to catch up. And the worst part is she plays favorites--she mostly corrects and helps girls she's known since they were little. She would always help them, but never give my daughters much attention. Now I'm not asking for Ms.Hallie to stop and slow down the whole Class for them but it's just the fact that she never corrected them nor helped them instead just left them to figure it out themselves even though thats literally what I'm paying her to do is to help them. My daughter even tested it during across-the-floor work by going in front to see if she would get feedback. She didn't say anything to my daughter, but gave corrections to the student she knew behind her instead. Now let's talk about Ms. Lin. I was signing up one of my daughters for contemporary (Ms. Giselle is the contemporary teacher--very kind and helpful). While I was on the call, I also brought up that my daughters weren't getting much help in ballet to see if anything could be done. She responded in a very rude and dismissive way, saying something like, "And yet you want to sign her up for another class even though you're having these problems," which I found very unhelpful. Overall, I felt like I wasn't taken seriously when trying to address concerns. The owner, Gwen, was kind in the few interactions I had with her and tried to help by letting my daughters go into class 10 minutes early for extra help with Ms. Hallie, but that still didn't make much difference. All in all, the other instructors for younger or beginner classes are wonderful--the jazz, contemporary, and hip hop teachers are great. I just highly do not recommend this studio for teens who are beginners in ballet or trying to start ballet for the first time.

Everyone is so kind and warm here. They have wonderful teachers that are highly qualified to teach…read morethe classes assigned to them. The students love them!

Our daughter has danced here for over 5 years and competitively with TJS for 3. She has had amazing…read moreteachers and made wonderful friends. We couldn't recommend this studio more!

This studio sucks. It's horrible the dance teachers there all quit because this place is horrible…read more I do not recommend there's so mean and they go hard on you for no reason and they're super sketchy and if you try to sign up or do anything they'll either lie to you or they'll make it super sketchy. It is not a good place and the quality is horrible. They're going out of business because they're literally Say that they're not gonna get rid of any of the good teachers, but they literally fired the only good teacher there because it didn't fit their vibe and everyone hated them for it and they're just horrible in general. If your child goes here please remove them. They're just not it and her kids really like annoying and the same people are in every class so be prepared and they have lots of events to try and steal your money

My children both attend classes at All in One Productions. I have seen how much Miss Laura cares…read moreabout all the kids and families who are apart do the studio. They are nice people! Miss Linda at the front desk is quick to answer questions and whenever k text a question is very quick to respond. My kids have taken, Acting, musical theater, and hip hop. As well as participated summer camps. In my opinion, they a great option if you are looking for extracurricular options for your kids!