Do not waste your time or money. Classes are way overcrowded. In my young daughters class at age…read more4, there were 16 kids. Impossible to teach that many anything. She didn't even learn basic ballet positions over the whole year. This studio is clearly all about the money. The more money you gave, the more attention you got. Terrible communication. They don't have dance picture spots for all kids who attend class. Clearly not a place to learn ballet or tap. Even at the show the older kids ballet and tap was sub-par at best. I took dance for 18 years and this was the worse experience. I would have pulled my daughter sooner if parents had been allowed to watch the classes at all. the only good thing I will say, is at the performance the clearly should only specialize in hip hop and jazz which is obviously their interest and strength.

Great dance school... amazing competition team. The choreography and costumes are always amazing!read more

I'm so happy to be out of here…read more The lack of communication is insane, the fact they are still in business is mind boggling, The owner is money hungry and it's only a business to her. I should have listened to all of the moms I spoke with before I put my daughter in this school. I was definitely warned multiple times to avoid this school. It's not a welcoming environment, it's cold, no communication and you can't watch or see your babies for the hour they are dancing. It's just for money, I do NOT recommend

I am a New Orleans transplant and had been researching dance schools for my 5 year old. Dancer's…read morePointe came highly recommended to me. I studied classic ballet, tap, and modern dance from the age of 3 until college on a non-professional level. My experience with Dancer's Pointe has been one of the worst I have ever experienced of any organization, in life, in general. One of my biggest qualms is their lack of communication. They send out monthly newsletters, which constantly lack very important details- details, which you either have to ask in person (because they do not respond to phone or email) or because you're well seasoned and have learned the drill by fumbling in the dark for too long and just know better next year. The owner and administrator seem scattered, stressed, incredibly unfriendly, harsh, and intensely focused on money at all times. Example- I went to pick up recital tickets after the rehearsal at the studio (bc I was already there) and was told that I needed to pay for the recital before picking up my tickets. I was not notified of this need to pay early, of course, and payment wasn't actually due until 6 days later. I didn't have a checkbook with me because I was unaware of this need to pay on the spot and so, I offered to pay through Venmo. (Keep in mind, this was not for a large sum; it was for only for $60!) The administrator left her office as I walked away and chased me down the hall, yelling at me, to make sure that I had sent the Venmo right then, which I had. The entire experience has just left me to feel really gross and dirty. So, I recently watched my daughter's dress rehearsal and was incredibly underwhelmed for the amount of money I have paid over the past year. I'm not sure if she has even learned the basic 5 positions in ballet, nor a simple shuffle, ball, change for tap. The performances for all of the classes were pretty underwhelming overall. The entire experience felt very frou-frou, very country bumpkin- Definitely not cultured, classic, creative, ...or worth it, ect. I'm happy to pay whatever it costs for my daughter to have a good experience and education, however, this was definitely not money well spent. Just my two cents!

I have been Jazzercising at the Metairie Center for many years…read more now and love the family-like atmosphere here. Although we have a nice, big facility to exercise in, there is a lack of customers in the evening classes of 4:30 and 5:45pm which can lead to a general low level of energy and motivation in the room. I believe there is a need for some of the instructors to maintain current and challenging routines in their sets in order to provide the best workouts. Sometimes workouts can get stale when the sets are not changed on a frequent basis. In addition, the app indicating class formats and instructors is often not correct or up-to-date. But all in all, a good place to work out; it could be even better with some needed changes.

From the owner: Jazzercise Metairie Fitness Center in Metairie, LA offers group fitness classes for all levels. Our…read moreclasses incorporate HIIT cardio dance moves with strength training for the ultimate full-body workout that can slay your wellness goals.

Fabulous teachers, staff, uplifting environment. The kids love it! Dance classes, private music…read morelessons, they can take up a whole afternoon with fun activities.

Professionalism, they turn out there hidden talent and then some…read more I have seen many of them on stage in local theaters in the area and beyond!

I attended their annual recital last night and am so impressed. Watching the opening number was…read morelike watching an episode of America's Got Talent! It was fantastic! This was my granddaughters' first year and I couldn't believe how well they and the other littles in their class performed. It was nice to see the progression of talent from beginner to advanced, and it seemed that by around 7 or 8 years old, the dancers were super polished.

Wonderful dancing school! Great staff with a lot of talent. Reviews are awesome and very…read moreprofessional!