I started taking hip hop here again and I love the safe space the instructor provides to learn…read morewithout being judged. I tried some classes at a couple other studios and I felt really excluded just for being a beginner student. Class is fun, I feel bummed when I have to miss it certain weeks. I'm planning to enroll my son here once he's old enough.

Don't go this place. they have too many hidden fees and the teacher never shows up on time, they…read moreshort changed our time and not very organized.

Such an amazing cast of choreographers/teachers who offer classes/training at all levels (no…read moreexperience to advanced). You feel right at home from entering the doors, an unmatched comradery with fellow peers taking class, and a sense of belonging. I opt to purchase bundle classes to save some money but they're fairly priced, IMO. Can't wait for the next one!

Highly recommend this studio for anyone that wants to train and improve in dancing…read more 1.) They have a wide range of classes with different genres of styles (e.g., jazz, hip-hop, etc.). 2.) The teachers that I've taken build from foundations and guide students. 3.) The building has at least 4 different studios and are available for renting (class prices are $20 or invest in a class package). Prices are worth for the classes. 4.) A large parking lot to accommodate anyone who is going. In comparison to the LA location, this one is all-inclusive, friendly, and you can enjoy your time at. For an easier process to sign up for classes, download and use the MINDBODY app to sign up online.

I love this place. I just started taking lessons a few weeks ago and if you are interested in…read moreballroom dancing this is your place. The teachers are so nice and friendly and they really know their stuff. They have newcomer classes and then regular beg-adv classes. Thursdays they have a little social dance after lessons so you can get extra practices. I highly recommend them if you have an interest in ballroom dancing.

There is a lot of variety in group classes. 5 every week. The lesson prices are a little expensive…read morebut you get classes for free each month with 2 private lessons so it's a good value. The instructors are knowledgeable and seem to be friendly and care about your progress. They are encouraging and helpful. The only con is there isn't an abundance of specific classes but if you are wanting to learn a bunch of different dances this is the perfect studio for you. They also have events and competitions. The dance community is great.

We love this place!!! My daughter has been taking classes since she was 5 years old and still…read moreenjoying class at 9 years old. She's come a long way from being a shy little girl to a strong and confident gymnast. Miss Nancy's school is the highlight of her week! Bonus...Prices are very reasonable too! I highly recommend Class Act Dance and Gymnastics. Their teachers can be firm ...yet compassionate. I appreciate the way the teachers encourage and guide the students to push their limits. *Fun fact* our son's 3rd grade teacher was also a student of Miss. Nancy's years ago and also speaks very highly of her and the school.

super unprofessional management ms Nancy will only look out…read morefor herself and give lots of false promises and doesn't respond to any emails and will make you wait over a week Also way too expensive for the results everyone sees at the end yikes Definitely not a "family" place I recommend Step Up Dance Academy on Pecos in Green valley 100% great business people

I had such a fun time in class with Devin. I took the "Beginner/Intermediate Choreography" class. I…read morethought this was the perfect level, exactly as advertised. We learned a fun, peppy poms routine. I was definitely nervous coming to my first dance class in 10 years but I felt very comfortable and supported! I will definitely be back to keep practicing my skills, and hopefully one day I will feel ready try out the more advanced classes. The studio itself is very clean and there was sufficient parking available in the lot.

I absolutely recommend this studio for anyone ! It doesn't matter what level because the way the…read moreRaiderettes personally teach the class to help you grow , they're so patient and talented so it's definitely an inspiration to keep coming and learn !

Went in while to ask more information for kid and I stood at the entrance for about 15 min without…read moreanyone acknowledging me. I believe two workers were walking around and talking to other people but never acknowledged me. The female worker was watching ice skating with other parents and the male was walking around and even came to the front desk and saw me but never asked me a single question. I left after 15 min

Friendly staff, awesome teachers and the classes are fun!…read moreAnd it is close to my house, that's the cherry on top!

This dance studio is one of my favorite places on the planet. I love going here because all the…read morepeople that take the dance classes are so friendly no matter what even if you don't know how to dance and so are the dance instructors. Every time i come here i have the best time ever and feel so welcomed. I really recommend this place to everyone. It will get you in the best shape of your life!

Excellent instruction and had fun learning with other like minded dancers. Beautiful studio as…read morewell!

I been dancing at the base dance center for 7 years. I love how they teach me how to be a better…read moredancer.

I'm so glad I found this website, because this business needs an honest review:…read more First the good -- it is family owned and their kids are part of the dance classes, so there is a certain safety and quaintness about it. You won't get lost like in some of the bigger studios. The wife is also a beyond amazing choreographer so their recitals are so beautiful to watch and super organized. I absolutely love how the show turns out. Unfortunately it's not all about the end result with business that deal with kids, the "how" is just as important as the final product. Now the room for improvement -- 1) CLEAN UP YOUR BATHROOMS. This is a cheap service. I hire someone at my offices to come twice a week just for bathrooms. You can afford it, and it needs it. It's no wonder everyone here gets sick at the same time; kids are using the bathroom barefoot, and then walking back in to the studios and touching the floors with their hands and bodies dragging up whatever is in those nasty bathrooms. I have forbidden my kid from using them, it is so gross (picture of a corner in their bathrooms; if they told me it never has been deep cleaned since they opened I would believe it. Yuck!) 2). Part of the job of the reception is customer service. I understand she is family, but being good at answering emails or tracking payments is not enough. If you are the face of the business for parents you have to be nice too. I was so embarrassed when I told one of the other parents at my kid's school where they took dance, and right away they told me they pulled their kid out after less than a month for how rude the front desk lady was and she yelled over at their mother in law to tell her where we went, and she right away went on and on about the front desk (the entire family was horrified by the treatment), and I thought yea we all know that, but why do we put up with it?? Fear of retaliation for our kid I guess? because every parent knows and talks about it, but no one will speak up about how absolutely horrible this woman treats everyone (including the kids!). At first I gave her grace, thinking it's probably just cultural -- American's are notoriously over-friendly; but after hearing from everyone, including people who didn't go back after their first year (or one who didn't return after the trial) just because of the front desk attitude. There needs to be a heart to heart in that family. Let her do what she's great at, but your business will never truly thrive without some positivity out front. Parents are nice to her out of politeness or fear but trust me, fear is no way to build loyalty. If it's a cultural thing, remember your business is in the U.S., so adapting is necessary. It's not ok to treat people and kids that way, whether it's email responses or in person responses: be nice. I recognize the parents of a few 5 star reviews, and I can tell you they are bull and only written to suck up because the front desk is horrible, and they know it. You would be better off with a sign that says "just email since we're in class!" and not have anyone there at all. 3) They treat parents like poop. I get they would rather not deal with parents and only work with the kids, but we're a package. As much as you hate the parent side of the business (it's obvious), at the end we are part of it, and we pay for it... have some respect. This past year they pulled the seats out from the parent area where the baby classes were held. I felt so bad for those parents having to stand, because you can't just leave the babies there. Then they closed the curtains during recital season so you can't watch. I get you want it to be a surprise, but anyway we recorded the hip hop dance so they could practice so it's not truly the "surprise" bit - you all want us out. It would be your dream to have all kids dropped off for class and not to deal with any parents (I know for sure it would be the front desk lady's dream), but too bad we're part of the deal and we like to watch our kids -- don't be so cruel about it. Also, remember they are kids and don't remember half of what you tell them, so normalize emailing parents with important info. Don't be so harsh to the parents, that's another sure fire way to limit growth. No one wants to refer their friends if they are going to be treated that way. It might be too late for us because our kids like it, but we don't have to tell others. 4) Be a role model for these kids! My kid came home saying that Mr. Travis said cheerleaders were dum-dums and my mother in law almost had a heart attack. She wanted me to cancel right away. In our house we don't put other sports/people down. Thank goodness I didn't mention what my kid had previously said Ms. Kelly told them about gymnasts. There is no reason to put other disciplines down. You can think dance is the best without knocking down others. The kids learn to be mean this way. This place has soo much potential! Please take the feedback seriously. I would like you to succeed.

I came to the dance center last night not for dancing lessons but for a play about domestic…read moreviolence. This spot was converted from a dance studio to a performance spot by placing chairs in a semicircle facing some chairs for the actors and a keyboard. The show was called Domestic Violence the Musical? and it's been performed at military bases and posts addressing this problem which is more common than we'd care to admit. The music was re-written for the Las Vegas premiere of the show. The small cast with both a male and female abuser performed the play spectacularly. After, there was a 15 minute Q&A and the audience had a chance to ask questions about domestic violence, where the idea came from. While not reviewing the Dance Center itself, I can say it was a very clean and modern space with hardwood floors. I am sure they are good with people other than me. I would be too much of a challenge! Dance Center--thanks for hosting this important show!!

very limited variety of dances for group classes. seems like there's a high turn over of dance…read moreteachers. classes dont start on time, but end on time- lol because teachers dont stay long enough, dance lessons arent consistent making progress nearly impossible. only fun class w some level if consistency plus has a good teacher- Salsa class on Thurs nights