Disappointed. I put my 5 year old in for dance here, even tho I knew it was pricey. What I didn't…read moreknow: you have to pay for your child to participate in the recital, like more than $150. You have to pay to attend the recital. THE PARENT HAS TO PAY TO ATTEND THE RECITAL. $30 a ticket, per person. It's become clear this studio caters to a very specific market and anyone less than super rich should not bother coming here.

When my friend Shauna told me about an amazing Zumba class she'd been taking, I was intrigued. And…read morewhen Saturday rolled around and I slept in past the 8am spin class I'd been planning on attending, I remembered that the Zumba class Shauna told me about started at 10:00. I called Shauna that morning and she told me the class was at Bricks Studio. So convenient, the studio is right down the street from me, yet I never paid any attention to it before. But I pulled in to some very friendly people, and just before the clock struck 10, I paid my $10 and was dancing up a storm with Marissa, the awesome instructor and a class full of women (and one man). Great energy, instruction, music, and more... I've never been a huge fan of Zumba but I am now! I may just make this a regular on my workout rotation! Come sweat it up with me some Saturday... I think you'll be impressed with the studio, and even more so with Marissa. Her class is extremely fun and an awesome workout all at the same time. Don't take my word for it though, come show off your moves at Bricks! See you there.

Is dance dad a thing? 'cause if it is, it's not really something I go around advertising to people,…read morebut I guess you guys can keep my secret, right? Shhhh... As a freshly sprung adult all those years ago, I used to think, I wish there was a class for people called "don't look like an idiot on the dance floor". While I never did find and admittedly, I didn't really search for either, a class aimed at young adults who don't want to look like an idiot on the dance floor, I somehow fumbled my way through my 20s, had a child in my 30s who is now a budding primary schooler. I thought to myself, what are all the really important things in life that a man should know how to do and somehow "don't look like an idiot on the dance floor" came to mind -- so here I am. A middle aged man sitting in the waiting area of a dance studio while my grade schooler learns how to dance. Sure, he looks cool doing it, he's learning coordination, he's part of a team of kids doing something together, he's getting his energy out in a productive way, he's cart wheeling, front rolling, hand standing, back bending, stomping, popping, locking, pointing in a hip-hop-esq way but what is most important here is that when he becomes an adult, he'll be able to roll up to da club and show up all those other posers who only wish that they "didn't look like an idiot on the dance floor". No amount of best value for your money, conveniently located hip-hop, tumbling, tap, or ballet classes can even compare to the satisfaction he will have when he's in his 20s and ruling the roost. To my 21 year old son making bad decisions in life, I dedicate this review to you. Now please just let me get through these multiple days per week watching you fumble around on the dance floor trying to keep up with the kids next to you while you shake your tiny little groove thing!

My daughter started at Encore in 2021. The entire faculty at Encore has be fantastic. My daughter…read morehas enjoyed every aspect of the studio. They have been very welcoming to my daughter the whole way, from dance classes to competition team. It truly is an amazing studio!

This is a beautiful dance studio with incredible instructors. My daughter loves dancing here.read more

Billy was great! He heput together our first dance for our Wedding. Everyone loved it!read more

I was working on a job site in Phoenix and looking for a dance studio. I've been dancing on/off for…read more45 years. I met Billy and we ran through some dances and was having just a wonderful time! Look no further, this studio has great energy and a wonderful instructor you can't go wrong at Dance Starz AZ. I've since left the job, but have been back to visit friends and take additional lessons.

Well it's not our regular dance studio but Sara made snow queen last week and we will be spending…read morea lot of time here getting ready for the big performance

From the owner: Dance Theater West has been providing ballet instruction to children in the Arcadia area for thirty…read moreyears. As a non-competitive dance studio, we focus on both dance technique and creativity.

This place is the best! I went there for training when I was a dancer in the Az Kidney Foundation…read more"Dancing with the Stars" and loved the studio. My daughter started lessons there also and then started competing. Ana is amazing! I think Friday nights they have open dance lessons!

A wonderful place to learn to dance. The weekly group classes are a good place to start. The size…read moreof the group classes are small enough to ensure u have the personal attention of the instructor. I have attended group classes at other places, and this place is heads and shoulder above it. At those places, u are in a room full of like 30-40 people and U always end up having an unbalanced class ratio of guys to gals, so u might end up dancing the wrong steps many times, or end up standing around more than dancing. The instuctors here, Maryanna and Carlos would dance with each student and also observe each of U when you dance, allowing for immediate corrections and guidance on making you a better dancer. At those other community classes, U'll be lucky if the instructor knows your name at the end of 6 weeks. Definitely worth a visit and stopping by, you will not be disappointed.

Amazing session of hot flow on Friday noon with Angela ! Right speed, great breath work and very…read morechallenging! I am a fan !

Pretty good studio as I have been here before and classes are always solid…read more The studio is on the 2nd floor in a shopping plaza with an ample parking lot. I took a class here last night in studio B and it was a heated flow class. Pretty challenging but hey that's what we need in life to be even better than we were yesterday. Only complaint about this studio is that there is only one bathroom for women for a studio this size. There is definitely a line for the bathroom in the women's locker before classes. Locker room is a decent size but also could use one more bench in the middle so people have a place to put their stuff when grabbing items out of the lockers. I like the Foundry and think their studios are pretty solid, you'll definitely seeing me coming back again!

Sexually assaulted by Kyryl at Fred Astaire. My wife and I scheduled an intro session at the…read moreArcadia Studio last night. Soon after arriving and meeting Kyryl (one of our dance instructors) we notice the vibe is off. He is rude and slurring his words. We continue on with the tour and meet Andre (our second instructor) who was perfectly polite and professional. After some discussion regarding our upcoming event and layout, we start the class. Both my wife and I could smell alcohol on Kyryl's breath. He continued to be rude. Kyryl was partnered with my wife and I was with Andre. A few minutes into the actual class I see Kyryl slap my wife's butt - hard. I was in shock and could not believe this was happening. I asked to dance with my wife because I didn't want Kyryl touching her or close to her anymore. We maintain some semblance of calm and don't address the inappropriateness head on - my wife and I were both in shock. Just a few minutes later Kyryl slaps me the same way. At that moment, my wife exclaims: "that is not okay, consent matters, please stop." To be clear, we wanted to choreograph a dance to a ballad - there was no explicit moves requested. We left shortly thereafter. Although Andre didn't do anything inappropriate, he stood by and watched as his colleague violated us. This is not okay; it's harassment and completely outside of respectful, professional, legal behavior.

Wonderful staff and always enjoy our lessons. The fact the lessons are one on one and not large…read moregroups have been amazing. It's not cheap, so expect to pay a decent amount for lessons, but they're definitely fun and well worth it. The lessons are bite sized and not overwhelming. Go in with the right expectations and you'll love it. Thanks Sergey, Maksym and Polina!

I love this dance Academy. My mom put me in this damn school since when I was three and now I am…read morereally good at dancing.

Time for an update... and it's still five fabulous stars for Paula and her staff. My daughter will…read moretake her place on stage at her first ever elementary school variety show with seven other kindergarteners tomorrow, and thanks to Paula, I'm confident that the group will do amazing thanks to the choreography and preparation that was put into the act. We've had regular weekly practices at PCDA starting in early December, so that's almost 3 months... and Paula and her team brought their "A-game" to every single practice. They were patient with the kids and made each practice fun. They taught the kids some amazing moves... even the ones that will likely never be the star of the dance floor (ahem - that was me)! They were also communicative with the parents, which was much appreciated. The kids are also learning way more than just a dance... they are getting an incredible experience, gaining confidence, learning about smiling when on stage, keeping going if/when something goes wrong, and so much more. I am not sure that dance will be in my family's future with all of the sports we tend to get involved with, but if possible, I'd love to continue to work with PCDA in the future!

What an incredible Arizona gem. This is a place that you can take a couple of hours and be…read moreintroduced to different types of art that changes every eight weeks. There's a permanent sculpture garden outside and inside our art exhibits from Arizona artists

I love that this local art center and gallery showcases local and up and coming artists, even high…read moreschool students. The sculptures outside are all for sale and extensive in variety. Inside, this repurposed house (?) is charming with several different display rooms. We came during the New Horizons Student exhibit and I was amazed by the talent of these local teens. The staff were very welcoming and knowledgeable.