Useless Wasn't sent invoice till 2 days before and informed…read morethem in advance i needed to forward the invoice to be signed off by the company manager. Turned up and nobody showed or answered their phone regarding anything. AVOID used HOPE studios around the corner in the end for the company auditions and they were awesome.

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Absolutely stunning dance studio! Great teacher with individual approach, classes are absolutely…read moreamazing. Not only gives you a lot of confidence, you also learn real dance moves, burn calories and have loads of fun! I also really like the structure of the session. You have a warm-up, then learn dance combinations and end up with cool down, which is a best way of training for healthy workout. Would totally recommend to everyone!

From the owner: First of all, welcome to Rose Dance Studio, my name is Rozalija Ugorenko and I will guide you…read morethrough an amazing dance journey, which will make your daily life more successful and satisfying. We will prove you that dance with Rose Dance Studio - is a great way to make your day happier, improve your dancing skills, add confidence and help to burn calories as well, but first, I would like to introduce myself. I'm a certified dance teacher with more than 4 years of teaching experience to children and adults. Professional dancer - more than 30 awards and diplomas & with more than 12 years of professional dancing experience. Passionate fitness ambassador with more than 4 years of fitness experience. Main goal of Rose Dance Studio is to connect dancing with fitness. It is a great opportunity to learn dancing and burn calories while doing that as if you had proper fitness session! You don't have to be a professional dancer or have any dancing skills, anyone can dance. All you need is the desire for a change in your life, but we offer dance classes for professional dancers and kids as well.

I've been pole dancing for three years now and in that time I've tried out four different…read morepole/aerial schools. Cloud Aerial Arts is by far the best. This is mainly down to the owner Maria, who is a fantastic teacher. She's very encouraging, inclusive and always remembers where you're up to progress-wise. One thing I like about this aerial school is that classes are quite structured. Each month Maria provides you with a series of moves to work on, which make up a routine. This is based on your level, whether beginner, intermediate or advanced. Everyone in the class is friendly and supportive, and it's a really welcoming and unintimidating space. You can now buy the Cloud Pass for £100 a month which means you can attend all classes in both the City Centre (Studio 25 on Church Street) and the Sky Loft (which is the main studio on Ancoats). There are 7 classes a week, so that works out as a really cheap £3.50ish a class if you can get to everything. The Ancoats studio has free parking too. The classes are pole dance, aerial hoop, aerial silks, acrobalance and stretch, as well as workshops for hula hoop, belly dance and other fun things in the sky :D If you're after a place to try out all of these fun things, I would definitely opt for Cloud Aerial Arts. Life is better upside down!

My sis and I were walking around looking for things to do in Manchester and Royal Exchange was on…read morethe list of things to do! So we stopped by and we learned this: High Yield: If you go at 9:30 am you can pick up front row tickets for the featuring performance later in the day for 10 pounds! Details Interior: Beautiful modern modern theater. So when you come into the building, the theater is contained within a cool glass looking structure and there are different tiers for viewing. We went at 9:30 am to pick up the 10 pound tickets and then came back at 2:30 to watch our show. The colors of the modern theater are purples and blues. Inside interior is beautiful Play Watched: We watched Sweet Charity- without giving away details and the ending, it is certainly such a well performed play. The cast put their heart and soul, the dancing numbers were clean, and the vocals were solid. Very solid performance, and because it is a smaller theater than like Broadway, it felt very intimate and cozy watching this from the front row. This is rated PG 13 in my opinion, no dirty or inappropriate stuff but if you want the true nuances and understanding of this play, be prepared for talks of brothels and purity. The front seats are like coahces btw, so if you're a tall person, your legs may feel awkward. But if you're a shorty like me, it's totally nice. Refreshments: You can purchase drinks, snacks and pastries from outside- not the cheap popcorn and like soft drinks but like actually baked goods, wines, and stuff Audience: Generally an older audience, middle to upper class, mostly caucasian population

This venue certainly has the wow factor.. I walked in expecting a typical old & majestic theatre…read morebuilding, which it is BUT it also has a huge modern twist, with a scaffolding type looking auditorium in the middle. It took me a while to like this, being the traditionalist that I am, but once the musical (Little Shop of Horrors) was in full swing I fully appreciated the set up they had going on, with the audience sitting in a round and the stage in the centre. The acoustics were absolutely fantastic and the space created a really intimate feel. My only gripe is that the seats really are packed in, I felt quite claustrophobic and if I had needed to leave for any reason during the show at least three other people would had to leave their seats and move into the aisle so that I could pass. I will just need to bare this in mind next time I book...

It's overpriced, and the swimming pool area is always dirty! Women have to get change without a…read moredressing room, in a tiny area together. The staff could have been more helpful. I signed up for 1,5 months and regretting as I paid around £70 in total. Whenever I came there, the water in the jacuzzi was freezing cold! The same in the sauna, as there was no hot at all. The only OK was the steam room, but you had to pay for all the facilities, which weren't worth the price at all! I'm not recommending.

I have been going at this gym for at around 6 years. Overall, I quite enjoy it - for 29 pounds you…read moreget access to all three gyms. I found the staff to be very helpful, and they also sell additional bits, such as padlocks, flip-flops, towels, etc in case you forgot or don't have something. When I lost a key to my padlock somebody came to break it within 5-10 minutes, which I was very grateful for. The downsides are that they don't hire out towels (as do the other two gyms), is always cold in a female changing room which also has only two hair dryers, which is not enough when it's busy.

I am surprised other people give this place a good rating despite many noting the total lack of leg…read moreroom, overly warm auditorium and lack of a decent bar. The first two are two of the most important things to get right if you are to enjoy a show. I was so uncomfortable the entire time - and even my much smaller friend next to me was struggling with the leg room issue (but I have to say as a tall person I don't recall having this problem in a theatre before, and I have been to a lot). We were both mega dehydrated by the end and desperate to leave for a drink. If people are excited to leave your venue, that's not good. Re the bar issue basically I didn't even get near it the queue was so big and while this normally would not be a big deal to me I was pretty thirsty due to the tropical climate in the main theatre. The downstairs vending machines were also so temperamental that a queue formed there as well as everybody's money kept getting spat out. Given that space is a cafe (in the day?) it would seem logical to hire some more staff and serve drinks there too. If they could take out a few rows of seats and sort the temperature situation this would be a great venue because the stadium seating means everyone has a good view. But given the reviews pointing out the same faults I have go back over 6 years it doesn't seem like this will be happening. As an aside, Josie Long, who I saw here, was brilliant. However I would have to be really keen on the performer to come back here (and if I did would check seating plan carefully because there's a few seats with nothing in front of them).

Throughout the 1960s to 1980s, the Dancehouse was a five screen cinema. Left derelict for several…read moreyears, it was obtained by the Northern Ballet School and the Dancehouse Theatre in the early nineties and restored to it's art deco roots. Unfortunately, the Dancehouse's location on the bustling and smoggy Oxford Road means it already looks quite tatty and neglected from the outside. Inside it's more impressive with an intimate theatre, old fashioned cafe bar and 5 dance studios. As my fellow yelpers have noted, the Dancehouse programme seems to revolve around comedy, drama and the occasional gig - which I find mystifying. I saw Kathryn Williams play a truly enchanting show here many years ago and can't understand why the Dancehouse don't book more musicians. The acoustics that night were great and the intimacy of the venue should lend itself well to jazz, soul, folk, country and world music musicians. The Dancehouse's biggest crime however, is that when you look at their current diary there's not a single ballet or dance performance scheduled! To paraphrase Marvin Gaye - what's going on?