3 stars is maybe generous here, but I'd be not so honest to give anything higher. We've been here…read morefor going on a year and my daughter learned more in one day from the princesses at Disney than she has here. The location is great for us and my daughter just likes acting goofy so we let her stay for now. If she continues to be interested, I will put her in a more serious program. On the administrative side, it's been less than stellar given early troubles with costume ordering. We followed details to a T, and as a first time dance mom was a bit neurotic. Costumes arrived and you not only had to melt her I to it, but craftsmanship was poor as there were visible tears in the fabric in multiple spots. Uncertain of what to do, I naturally turned to the dance studio front staff who were rude and basically said I must not have paid attention to the instructions. Needless to say, I was clearly on my own to find a remedy which was not only irritating and confusing but costly. On a side note, and maybe by design but the front lobby is always packed and boiling degrees given it's small cramped size.

I was skeptical to start my daughter in dance lessons at 4 years old, but she expressed a love for…read moredance so we gave Starpath a try. Their teachers really understand and know how to work well with children. I'm amazed at the patience they have with the young age groups and how they can not only keep young ones engaged in a class, but also manage to have relative success in teaching them routines. When my daughter started at Starpath she had a hard time focusing and doing what the class was told to do, but after a few months she was focusing and following instructions better, memorizing steps and routines, showing off what she was learning to us at home, and having a blast with the music and activities incorporated in class. Students are awarded with stars and get a lot of encouragement. They performed their recital at the Carolina Theater. I thought my daughter would be shy on such a large stage, but the teachers gave them multiple opportunities to get a acclimated to it and had practiced with the students so much that they did great. I was so proud to see my daughter front and center in her group on stage performing her choreography and smiling brightly. She loved the experience and is now half way through her second year at Starpath. I love seeing her grow as a dancer and have a great time in class with her friends. The Starlight Tots and Starlight Kids classes have been a great foundation to develop her love of dance and music. Now when she dances, she performs the choreography confidently and really shines.

My son loves his Tappin Dudes class with Miss Krista. He is so happy going there and loves the…read moremusic. I think that bringing him to classes weekly has really helped him learn to follow directions well. He has been desperately trying to do a cartwheel after they practiced this in class a few times. He is a super star at tumbling and my "mom heart" sings when his favorite teacher says "He is doing so well!" It's absolutely adorable, all of it.

Very nice school. Very well organized. The teachers that…read moreI've observed are very good with the students no matter the age. The kids seem motivated, interested and happy.

Where do I begin?!? TAD has been AMAZING! We moved from another studio, which was lovely in it's…read moreown right, but wanted a more ballet focused experience. My daughter has grown leaps and bounds in all components of ballet, and has been given so many opportunities based upon her skill versus limited by her age. Truly been a game changer. And the sense of community, respect, and spirit of encouraging others has been outstanding!

Rude, absolutely rude. Not even a smile or a nod to the mom's on the first day, and after…read morementioning it to "the person who answers the phone", same thing the second week. No connection with the parent....no staff present, or so it seems. Do you even care when you open the door at the end of the class if my child is picked up? You don't even make a connection with a parent to make sure the children are safe... And if there is a problem, there's no one there to speak to, for the child or the parent. No place I want my child going. Need to learn some manners, at the very least....or do you just care about the tuition??? Glad to be out of that place.

When I found out that this studio was opening close to my house and offered adult classes, I was…read morebeyond excited! I took my free class and fell in love with the contemporary dance class. The instructor was very knowledgeable and skilled and made the class fun and inviting. I like how you can purchase 10 classes at a time too! Very clean and spacious room.

I wish I could give this school an extra 5 stars! Graceful Expressions is hands down the best dance…read morestudio in the area. The teachers are magnificent, the administration is helpful. We literally feel that our daughter's love of dancing is their primary focus. This is truly a supportive and nurturing place to learn to enjoy dancing.

This specific Fred Astaire studio is wonderful. The studio is the perfect size & has amazing…read morelighting. More importantly, Olena & Ruslan are wonderful & caring teachers and make you feel comfortable & ready to learn from day 1. Highly recommend if you're interested in learning ballroom dancing.

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Being a former professional dancer and knowing the dance world too well, I can say only with…read moreabsolute confidence that NCDI is a GEM. Unlike many dance studios, it's a place that fosters CONFIDENCE, DEDICATION, and PASSION-- which are amazing, lifelong qualities to instill in kids and especially teens. Kirstie, the director, is such a joy to be around and has created a truly unique and special place. Note only Kirstie, but all of the teachers too are committed to the students and create a very positive learning environment. Finally, the students are wonderful providing positive support to one another and put in a great deal of hard work. As I said before, the studio is truly a gem. Send your children or take class yourself as NCDI. It's a great find -- helped me remember why I love dancing again.

Our daughter loves the Creative Movement class with Kasey. She looks forward to class all week. All…read morethe parents I meet are so friendly and wonderful - we love NCDI!

Our daughter was there for a few years, and as much as she loved some of the teachers, the bullying…read morefrom the other dancers just got to be too much. Nothing was done about it because 4 girls paying for classes is greater than the 1 girl they were constantly bullying (emotionally, physically, and through the dance group social media.) She is sooooo much happier at another studio now, one of my biggest failings as a father was not stepping in and having her moved sooner.

We've been at CDP for a few years and really enjoy it. The teachers are passionate and great with…read morethe kids. The studio space is large with 5 different studios so they can offer a variety of times for age groups- which is great for this working mom. Their recitals are top notch and a real production. Their communication is great! Our only downside- they frequently have issues with the plumbing in their building which causes the toilets to be out of order (requires a run across the street to McDonalds for the bathroom).

This was SUCH an amazing experience! A few friends of mine and I decided to try something new. We…read morecame to the Intro to Aerial Silks class on Sunday afternoon. The place itself is inside a larger building and in a nice location, close enough to the highway but off the beaten path enough to not be crazy packed with traffic. Sign up was easy and convenient online. Come prepared in tighter fitting (but comfortable!) clothing that covers your underarms and legs (to prevent burning!) and minimal or no jewelry. You definitely don't want to risk getting it hung on the silks! Oh and definitely bring some water. You're guaranteed to be a little (or a lot!) sore the next day. Jamie was our instructor and she was phenomenal! She was so fun, patient, and encouraging. As a first timer, this was very intimidating but Jamie made us feel like pros! The class starts with foundational elements: stretches, a warm up, then basics on the silks apparatus such as foot wrapping and pulling yourself up. We gradually introduced more shapes and the foot knot. The class flew by and was so much fun! It's truly an addicting workout/art form and Jamie's skills were so impressive. I can't wait to go back! Definitely check this place out and have a unique experience with friends, your partner, or fly solo!

they charge you an introductory fee and then when you want to continue the classes the fee goes up…read moreand you cant go every single week at least one to two times if unless you want to pay hundreds a month. not inviting environment.