The Sellati Studio is a great place for any person to perfect their voice. All classes are taught…read moreby Robin who is very friendly, outgoing and committed to her students. She is what makes this place run. They offer different classes for all levels, workshops and even a end of the year recital that takes place at the end of June. The tuition is semester based (Fall, Spring & Summer) and auditions are required for the Fall & Spring classes. Overall this is a very nice studio and I would recommend it to anyone. Old students are always dropping by to say how much they love this place and to me that is the best review of all.

Robin knows what she's doing! I am a speech pathologist and a singer/musician and she knows just as…read moremuch about the voice as I do, if not more! Both of my daughters have taken voice lessons from other places and all they did was let them sing songs in preparation for an eventual recital but never taught them the right way to sing. Robin actually teaches technique such as proper breathing, how to resonate properly through the various resonance chambers, musical timing, and performance. I have heard both of my daughters grow tremendously vocally. Plus, she is a gem of a human being too! That's important to me.

My Family and I have been going here for years and have had nothing but positive experiences…read more My three daughters dance here and absolutely love the teachers as do my wife and I! Miss Barb and Miss Sue have nurtured my daughters dance spirit and help them all to strive for their absolute best! The studio is like a family and we all help eachother out!

It's a family atmosphere. The older girls are great role models to the younger kids. It's a…read moresupportive environment and everyone always one another. I wouldn't have my daughter go anywhere else.

CDW is the best dance school around. My granddaughter has been dancing with the dance school since…read moreshe was 3. She is now 14. Lisa Rein is a great teacher. This teacher is all about the dancers. Miss Lisa is a very talented teacher, the kids love her. Come dance at CDW, your child will love it there and they will learn the fundamentals of dance the right way .

My teenager wanted to try dance this summer. After the first couple of classes she felt like she…read morewas in a little over her head. I called the owner and instead of just giving up on her, she bent over backwards. She coached her, gave her positive feedback, cheered and coordinated schedules with the amazing instructors to do some private lessons instead. What could have turned a teenager sour, has turned into sweet experience! Forever grateful that Michelle and her team went above and beyond to help her and give this teenager a positive dance experience! What a gift!

Bad book keeping. Keep your payment records and check your credit account often. They often over or…read moredouble charge you.

Just attended a performance of The Complicated Woman at the theater. An incredible performance by…read morethe full cast. Songs were amazing and the cast did a great job with them. An amazing story, well acted, and proved to be thoroughly enjoyable making for a great night at the theater. A must go see show as well as supporting a great heater.

Cute small theater. Every seat is a good seat, as far as seeing the stage, but the rows are tight…read more I recommend trying to score front row seats, or stick to one of the end seats. Get there early to get a parking spot! It's a cute area to walk around on a nice day, or the bar opens well before the show and there are nice velvet couches to hang out on. I don't know how often they have shows here, but I would definitely go back!

My daughter has been a part of Theatre Works Kids for about 4 years and we couldn't be happier! The…read moreproductions are always amazing, Lori truly cares helping each child find their stage confidence- and it truly shows! Recommend having your children join or just come watch a performance!

My daughter has been involved with the TW Kids Program for almost five years now! The children gain…read moreso much from Miss Lori the director and I've watched my daughter's confidence bloom over the years! If you have the chance to see these kids perform do not miss it!

Both of my kids take dance classes here, and they do a fabulous job. Very nurturing environment,…read morestaff treats you like family.

The academy provides a nurturing, positive, family-oriented environment, where students are…read morecontinuously challenged. From diaper darling to graduating seniors Adam is our second home.

Wow, really liked the traveling company that we saw in Boone NC. My only disappointment was the…read moretraveling company seemed to have dialed back the R-rating to PG-13 for the traveling troupe (explained below). This modern dance / acrobatics troupe does wildly inventive and quite complex / difficult performances. If you think a 20-minute extremely strenuous interpretation of bird in flight, complete with actual simulated flying, nosedives and mating, but acted out by a group of ultra-fit human dancers, you get the general idea. As mentioned my major gripe was the "tone it down" for the touring company aspect. Near my old place in Manhattan, the Pilobolus dancers were butt naked and pretty clearly simulating sex on stage (not in any sort pornographic way, but freely artistic). Given the amazing acrobatic shape of the dancers that would have gotten an extra star. In Boone, it was a good bit less suggestive, and no full nudity. My heartfelt suggestion is to add back the edge (rap with cursing, etc) and the nudity for the touring troupe.

Pilobolus is a fungus…read more That being said, Pilobolus just recently opened Dance St. Louis's 2012-2013 season with these performances: Rushes Skyscrapers Gnomen All Is Not Lost Automation with films titled: Traffic Starlings Explosions I have no idea how to describe Pilobolus. It is a modern performance company made up of seven dancers. There is ballet. There is modern. There is interpretive dance. There are illusions and allusions. There is athleticism. Pilobolus re-invents the way we see dance and how choreography works and how dancers' forms are viewed from the audience. It draws from light, color, and rhythm. It's an experience. I spent all night comparing them to Momix, who is my favorite dance group ever, and I realize that's a bit unfair. Pilobolus is more raw and stark than Momix. It really is elemental and minimalist. I walked away from Momix thinking, "I want to see more...those colors and the dance flow was awesome!" I walked away from Pilobolus thinking, "Holy cow, what the hell, I need to see more because I didn't understand it the first time around!" Not surprisingly, my favorite was their play on "Skyscrapers", which was originally a song and music video from the music group OK Go. I'd actually never seen the video before the dance, but the dance itself is the sultriest tango ever with three couples in numerous costume, backdrop, and color changes. The video goes through the colors of the rainbow, and I think the Pilobolus dance does too, but I was so busy being mesmerized by the dance steps, that I really don't remember. For real, if you don't want to jump your significant other after watching this dance, then I'm not sure what's wrong with you. My least favorite was Automaton. They use a lot of mirrors and single bright lights, and depending on how they're tilting the mirrors, the lights are blinding. I actually had to shut my eyes a couple of times. It's an interesting piece though. I like how they push the boundaries of dance, experimenting with other mediums and rhythms. Pilobolus does grow on you. It is a fungus, after all.