We love Oak Cliff Dance! My son started to take the Hip Hop dance class and he has loved every bit…read moreof it. The instructor is AMAZING! She has given my son confidence in himself and it shows. His dance class is something he looks forward to every week.

My four year old daughter takes classes at Oak Cliff Dance and really enjoys it. The staff is…read moreamazing and work with all the dancers. I noticed they have multiple classes for all ages and types of dance. I would highly recommend attending. Also, I heard the owner lives in Oak Cliff, so it makes it even better it's locally owned. Highly recommend giving it a shot for both young and old!

I really enjoy being a member of the Diva Dance community. The staff are amazing. I have so much…read morefun during class! It's a great opportunity to meet others, dance away stress and get in cardio!

The instructors/staff here are so wonderful, sweet, uplifting, encouraging, amazing human beings…read moreand beautiful choreographers. Their programs allow your child to learn the fundamentals to ensure they are strong as well as choreography. If you are near Rockwall this is a great environment for your young dancer to grow and develop.

The BEST studio in all of DFW!! If you are looking for a studio where the instructors are top…read morenotch, but also want a loving environment for your dancer, look no further! Studio 3:23 was a Godsend for our family. Our daughters struggle with confidence. They wanted to dance, but were so unsure of themselves. The instructors at Studio 3:23 have gone above and beyond to build them up, encourage them, and now our dancers are SHINING! The level of skill and professionalism of each instructor is proven by the amazing talent and abilities of the dancers they are training. We recently had our first company wide competition, and I was absolutely blown away by the amazing talent at 3:23. We have found our dance home, and we are so thankful!

This is quite possibly one of the most fun things that I've signed up to do. I joined the 4 week…read more(4 Monday classes) of the swing/lindy hop (the Granddaddy of swing) beginner's class. It cost $50. Wasn't exactly sure what to expect, but when the instructions said to dress comfy, and that you didn't need a partner I assumed we would be dancing by ourselves. Wrong. You switch partners every so often so you end up dancing with every male in the class, and some of the females. I haven't been to a dance club in a decade, and I'm pretty sure what I was doing back then was not dancing, and I've never attempted any type of swing. I definitely stumbled over my feet a dozen or so times, or only stepped two steps when we were doing a triple step. The way they break down each step is helpful. You watch the 2 instructors, and then practice a few times with your assigned partner for the minute. Then you start from the beginning, and by the end of the class you have a fun routine. The leaders (usually the guys) could improvise a little too. Maybe twist you around a few more times or what not. The room was hot on one side, but they had fans to help circulate the air. There were probably 40 people in the class, so it's not a time to be shy. Overall, this was a great way to burn some calories while doing something out of the norm. Even though I felt like an idiot at times, you have to start somewhere, and no one is there to judge. I'm looking forward to next Monday!

Such an amazing place to learn to dance. Everyone is so welcoming and encouraging. The environment…read moreis small and sweet!

I rarely leave reviews, but this situation warrants serious attention…read more On a Friday, that too on Good Friday, at approximately 2 PM--during normal business hours--vehicles parked for no more than 30 minutes in spots facing Spring Creek and Independence were aggressively towed. This occurred despite the fact that the studio itself appeared inactive at the time, with no visible customer activity and ample parking available directly in front of its entrance. From a reasonable and community-oriented perspective, this enforcement appears excessive and disproportionate. Parking policies are understandable when they serve a legitimate business need--such as ensuring access for paying customers. However, enforcing towing under these circumstances, where there was no apparent demand or obstruction, raises concerns about fairness, proportionality, and good faith. Businesses operate within communities, and with that comes a level of responsibility to act reasonably--not punitively--especially when no harm or inconvenience is being caused. Towing a vehicle within such a short window, absent clear necessity, creates the impression of predatory enforcement rather than responsible property management. If this is indeed standard practice, it would be advisable for the studio to: * Ensure clear, prominent, and unambiguous signage * Allow a reasonable grace period * Exercise discretion based on actual parking demand Actions like these don't just inconvenience individuals--they erode trust within the broader community. I strongly urge management to reconsider how these policies are implemented. A business thrives not just on rules, but on fairness, judgment, and respect for the community it serves.

The dancing instructors are great. Very professional, friendly, and patient. They are very…read moreknowledgeable and make learning to dance fun.

Very good dance instruction school in an unassuming corner of a strip mall. They offer ballet…read moreclasses for all ages and skill level as well as hip-hop and modern dance. Classes are usually an hour and timed well for after school. Kind instructors. Zero pretentiousness. Perfect for children with way too much energy.

DO NOT enroll your kids here, during this pandemic for obvious reasons we didn't have a class…read moreduring March (tuition had already been paid at the beginning of the month), which I completely understand, so I waited for them to communicate with us to see what was going to happen, after all having to close it's not their fault, it was something no one expected, first they send an email saying that they weren't going to charge for April (payments are set up for automatic draft) because obviously they need it to stay closed, but then they send another email saying that they were going to do virtual clases with a 20%off, I thought that was a little overpriced for a virtual class (mind you the class is $70 per month, other studios have been doing virtual classes for $10 per month, I could have considered taking the class just to support their business after all we have to help each other during this time of crisis but the way they handled this situation was not very good in my opinion. We were given only two options take the class with a 20%off discount or drop the class, but if were to choose the second option our kids would not be able to participate on the recital that had already been fully paid for and also there was no mention at all of what's going to happen to March's tuition which was Already paid for as well, we are talking about $180 that had already been paid and that we would basically loose unless we choose to keep paying for the virtual class. I send an email asking about refund for the money for the recital since my kid is not able to participate and also a refund for March, but they said they are not doing refunds, didn't have any other option to at least give me credit or anything like that, I send another mail but they just didn't bother to answer me back. I understand business are having a hard time right now, but I feel like they forcing us to do the virtual class, even though is overpriced on my opinión $56 vs $10 other places are doing is a big difference, and they are doing this by holding hostage the money we have already paid for a recital we don't even know if it's going to happened plus March tuition. We are all in the same boat, their business is not the only one that's suffering due to this pandemic and for them to not give us any other options I think is wrong, today another mom that takes her kid there told me she is also dropping the class (she choose to do do the virtual class) because she also feels like they are not being conscientious of other people's situation, and TIL this day they haven't said anything about giving credit for March's tuition to her either, yet they already charged them for April. If they wanted to do the right thing they should have started April by not charging for that month or at least giving them extra clases.