I brought my daughter in for dance class for a few months. I definitely will not be returning for…read morethe next season. Signing up and fees are very complicated. Feels like there's a money grab whenever possible. Strict dressing rules for the younger kids was off putting but tolerable. The worst part is the teacher we had. I can't speak to how other teachers were but Jessica was not a good one. She consistently didn't help correct students on proper movement and provided little instruction. It was like she was robotically gliding through the classes and the children would get confused or bored. I doubt any kid learned a thing about dancing in that class. Only good thing I liked was that my daughter found it ok to be on her own without me in a class setting which will help her feel more independent when it comes to school time. Another scary thing are the stairs to go into the studio. The hand rails have huge gaps that people, especially kids, can easily fall through.

I can't say enough wonderful things about this dance studio. My daughter started with the…read moremommy-and-me classes, and now she's thriving in her independent classes. The nurturing environment gave her the confidence to adjust to school easily, and she's grown so much both in her love for dance and her independence. Not only has this studio helped my daughter build confidence and independence, but it's also where she's formed beautiful friendships. She looks forward to every class, and I can see how she's is Blossoming. I also want to mention that my other two daughters have gone through this same experience as well, and they've had the same incredible growth, gaining confidence, independence, and a true love for dance. It's been a wonderful journey for all of us. I'm so grateful for the amazing Dance teachers. Thank you Once again DANCE IMAGE

I love Corries performing arts studio!!! I've been taking ballet here for over a year now and I…read morelove it, Miss Corrie is an awesome ballet dancer and teacher! She makes sure we're progressing and pushes her students to do their best, but she's also very sweet and funny and her classes are always fun to take. The girls here are also very nice and welcoming to new people. This studios great for anyone that wants to dance and perform but doesn't want to deal with crazy practices and competitions, we're performing nutcracker in December! The studio also has classes for 3 year olds too adults and offers ballet, tap, hip hop, contemporary and jazz.

Great studio, great teachers. My daughter loves attending class here. The latest Cinderella…read moreperformance was a hit!

We have had an excellent experience. Both of my daughters are thriving & doing so well…read more It's clean, the staff is friendly & the coach is kind while keeping her class in order. Very happy with our decision to enroll both daughters in the beginner gymnastics. They have TONS to choose from & a lot of staff that excel at their job!

I love this place been coming here for years but my daughter promoted up to a class with a young…read moreblack girl (she's adorable) curly ponytail and glasses) but she doesn't know what she's doing in sorry she just stands there and watches the kids no instruction whatsoever no help to the girls either it's frustrating. I feel like my daughter is not learning anything at this point. I wish there was a lead instructor that would walk around just to make sure everyone is doing their job

We love powerline & the dance teachers! My daughter has been with Ms. Shea since she was a year…read moreold, started with rec classes & now on competition team. I highly recommend this studio to all, whether you're new or an experienced dancer!

Powerline is amazing! Huge shoutout to Ms. Soraya -- she makes you feel like family from the moment…read moreyou walk in, always greeting you by name and with a warm smile. My daughter has improved tremendously, not just in skill but in confidence too! The coaches are incredible -- supportive and passionate. You can truly feel the love and dedication they bring to what they do. We're so grateful to be part of the Powerline family!

My Daughters has been at De Luna Dance Academy since the studio since August 2024. We were coming…read morefrom a toxic environment and its like night and day. All the teachers are great! They are all trained/educated and experienced dancers themselves, The academy is focused on creating well rounded dancers than wining dance competition and making one dance season stars. I would recommend this dance academy to all my friends and family.

Enrolled since before the grand opening day. We actually moved from a prior dance studio and we…read morehave never looked back. We are loyal and extremely grateful and beyond ecstatic to have found this studio. The studio staff and owner are magnificent in every way possible. Diana the studio owner is a sweet leader. She's humble, hardworking, very nurturing and extremely professional. She is very considerate and consistently creating resources and activities for our children. The studio staff and front desk are amazing, they are very responsive and will go out of their way to assist and accommodate. The environment of the studio is positive, uplifting, family oriented. We feel at home, we feel welcome. Lastly, a bonus is that the studio is gorgeous. Every single room is just beautiful, clean, spacious, well maintained. It smells wonderfully in the entire facility. There's multiple restrooms in and out of the dance rooms. I could go on and on. It's just overall the most magical place and my daughter feels at home, she's happy and thriving. The instructors are heavenly. They are sweet, charismatic, playful and very nurturing. Ms. Hannah is a wonderful instructor, we adore her. She's sweet, nurturing and very professional. Furthermore,Ms.Jalyn is wonderful- she's a very talented instructor, a true artistic dancer. We love her! We love De Luna Dance Academy and we feel so proud to very part of this amazing dance family.

My daughter has been with the director of BFRC for 3 years. We started with her at Frank Alex Dance…read moreStudio, which recently merged with BFRC. My daughter has always been happy through her folklorico journey, but since being with Maestro Mario, it has sparked a true joy and passion in her. All the kids enjoy learning from him. He has a special gift in teaching beautiful choreography with patience and discipline. Aside from choreography, the students are taught important technique skills with Maestra Edith, that further strengthen them as dancers. We look forward to the continued growth for our daughter here.

I have been at this studio since its beginning in January 2024 and we are happy we joined. We had a…read morebad experience at a different studio and glad we found them. The director is friendly and one can see her passion. Maestro Mario is amazing with the kids and has a gift in working with them.

REALLY high quality and well thought out lessons. They put all their energy at teaching. They've…read morecreated an amazing business that feels like you have their full attention. It seems most dance teachers have to fit in lessons at the end of a very busy day of other jobs and studios. But they come refreshed and give consistent, fun energy every time. Classes are fun. Intermediate goes quick. It's not Beginner+ like at some studios where it gets watered down. I appreciate that. My first time I left after 5 minutes. Months later I tried again and made it 15 before I could no longer keep up. It gives you something to work up to. Even after probably 40+ beginner classes, I had to really focus in an intermediate class. The general classes can be crowded and lopsided with way more guys. But they can control that. However, Master classes are smaller and they only take a matched quantity of leads and follows so less sitting out rotations. For some reason even when we started with a matched quantity the guys tended to come more consistently (pressure is on us to learn it!) The rotation break can be helpful when it does happen so you can walk yourself through it alone. I've taken lessons from probably 60 other dance pros in another type of dance and Nicole and Demetrio are the best. I switched dances because Steven's Steakhouse was close to home and they just made it fun. I genuinely missed it when I couldn't go so decided to stick with it.

Demetrio and Nicole are amazing Bachata instructors. The beginner classes they offer on Wednesdays…read moreand Sundays are welcoming, never the same and always fun! Before the classes I felt like I only danced awkwardly and never got my body to move right. I felt immediate confidence even trying some of their tutorials on YouTube because they address common things that people tend to do that would make the moves look awkward. The first class I took with them was free using the Yelp check in offer. The class usually begins with a warm up of the basic steps where the whole class faces the instructors. After, the class pairs off with a lead and a follow but are expected to rotate partners so that everyone can learn with someone else. Some students are more experienced than others and some have their own swag which makes things super fun. Each time we rotate we build on the routine for the session. Demetrio and Nicole make it a point to make sure the leads don't do things that violate the follows and the students I encountered were respectful and friendly. I had also took their beginner Masterclass which was very helpful and interesting. Each class provided insight and focused on helping us build a foundation to be able to gain confidence to better dance socially. As a follow, Nicole would teach us how to style our moves which I thought was great because she would show us examples how best to achieve the style and also warn us what may look awkward. They never single us out but rather just guide the class as a whole unless the individual had a question. Lastly, Demetrio and Nicole specifically have a flow and routine that is generally easier to follow than the guest instructors. I felt even though some guest instructors had some fun music they were way harder to follow which made the classes less enjoyable. I have recommended many of my friends to check them out.

Great place, I felt comfortable as a beginner and the instructor are great teachers and patientread more

Wow, it has been years since I've written a review, yet I feel strongly enough to do so today…read more My daughter has been going to Academy 831 for the past year or so, and she started when she was around 4 years old. In the beginning, I enjoyed having my daughter here because there are big windows where I can see how she is doing, and the place is clean and spacious enough to not feel crowded. That is still the case, and the front staff is very friendly, accommodating, and informative with everything that goes on at this studio. I have had very little interaction with the owner so I can't speak to that, but overall this place seemed like a good fit for the past year or so. However, over the past 6 months or so, I've noticed a change in my child's behavior when it comes to participating in dance class. I believe that difficult situations can make my kid stronger in most regards, so I chose to observe rather than pull her out of dance as soon as she wanted. I am able to take my daughter to dance class every other Wednesday, and what I've observed is a complete lack of empathy, compassion, and kindness from Miss Megan, one of the dance teachers that teaches on Wednesday's from 5-6 pm. Over the course of a few months, I noticed some instances that I kind of brushed off as structure and a part of the growth process; but now that I look back on it, I was so very wrong. Some instances include: when my kid was having a bloody nose before dance class and she wanted to come out to blow her nose during class, Miss Megan did not allow her to. When my kid said she needed to use the restroom, Miss Megan did not allow her to. I have heard Miss Megan say, "you're fine, you don't need your Mommy" on multiple occasions. Yesterday, was my final straw. Yesterday, my kid was having a rough day. She fell during class, and she had a noticeable cry out. She looked like it hurt her to continue. I opened the class door to say "what happened?" Miss Megan said "oh she just fell, she's fine." Did Miss Megan physically walk over to check on her? No. Later on towards the class, my kid got her finger slammed by the door while going into the classroom after changing into her tap shoes. She immediately fell to the floor. While I'm holding my 2 year old, I yell out to my husband to go help my child who is on the floor in tears from the pain. Where is Miss Megan? Sitting on her bottom. The only thing she moved were her eyes. Not even a single intent to move her body to check on an injured child. This speaks volumes to how much she cares about the children she "teaches." Thank you to the owner, Christa (I'm gathering from yelp review replies), for offering an ice pack, as I'm fumbling to try to get a cold water bottle from the vending machine, and a bandaid for my inconsolable child. My kid's finger has a huge cut and her nail is black and blue, I wouldn't be surprised if the nail falls off during the healing process. I'd like this to serve as a reminder. These "dance teachers" are teaching CHILDREN. Children have immature brains and cannot process situations easily. They need to feel safe and nurtured and they need to feel like their basic needs can be met easily, such as having the freedom to use the bathroom when they need to or find their Mommy to blow their nose if they can't breathe through it. We will be finishing up this "season" of dance because my kid likes to perform, and we will be looking for a new studio that has a little more compassion and passion for teaching children. I'm a pediatric provider, and this is 100% NOT the way we should be treating our kids. As long as Miss Megan is a teacher at this school, there is no place for my children here.