Did an Adult Beginner Plus drop-in class a few months ago when I was visiting Boulder. It was my…read morefavorite class in years! The teacher was Ana Claire. The instructions and corrections were excellent. I learned a lot. At the same time, it was super fun. It had interesting, fun, logical combinations with plenty of movement. AND people in the class were friendly

My daughter has danced at Boulder Ballet for the last few years and has had a wonderful experience…read more Not only has she had great training and opportunities to dance with the professional company, but she has gained so much in terms of confidence, resilience, and organization skills. She has also made some of the most amazing friends through dance and we could not be more thankful.

If you are looking for top-tier dance training, look no further than Gayton Dance Studio. The…read moreinstructors are industry experts who provide detailed feedback, ensuring proper technique while pushing you to attain new levels of skill. I've seen massive improvements in all of my different classes with my technique in just a few months. The environment is challenging yet incredibly supportive. They focus on artistic growth, and the opportunities to perform are phenomenal. Truly a top-notch studio!

Gayton is a Great studio with fantastic instructors. Santana and Jody run a great business that's…read morefocused on pushing dancers to their full potential, and encouraging and supporting their growth in all areas. Highly recommend.

The community of teachers and students at RMTK are exceptionally inclusive, empowering, and…read moreinspiring. My children thrive in these programs and I'm so grateful for all they do.

I paid $1200 for my kid to sit on the floor for 4 weeks. I asked each day what did you learn at…read morecamp? The reply "nothing. I was told to watch everyone rehearse." Do you rehearse? "Some days but I only have 5 lines and I'm only in a couple of songs so mostly no. I just sit". My kid was on stage for 8 minutes in a 75 minute show. Most days they cried after camp because so badly wanted to be "in the show" but had so little to do. Shockingly there were kids with even less stage time. This program is advertised as inclusive and many opportunities but If you don't get a lead role, be prepared to spend the day quietly "watching". Then as a final slap in the face, my kid was invited to join the AAPA group. Makes no sense at all.

We love the care our daughter receives as a dancer at Live Love Dance. In addition, she also…read morereceives high quality instruction. We also appreciate the attention given to her overall physical health and safety.

I was so disappointed with this studio - I took my son in for his first dance class as he just…read morebecame impassioned with dancing and I wanted to encourage this. He has been through a great deal in the past two years. Not only did the instructor not check in with him once during the entire class (as I watched it on the monitor) but also made no efforts to clue him in to the current routine. She did not engage with the kids whatsoever and was facing the mirror the entire time. As expected, my son left disinterested and we will be looking elsewhere. There was not even a follow up call to check in with us .

I am an opera fanatic, and have attended probably 200 all over the world in theatres both grand and…read moremodest. Today, however, I had the inestimable pleasure of perfect seats at the Central City Opera house to witness the most perfect rendition of The Barber of Seville I've ever seen. Everything was simply perfect; the set, the costuming, the musicians, the director, and above all, the perfectly cast singer/actors. There was not one weak link among them. They not only sang the parts perfectly, they were physically perfect for their roles. I don't know why the DCPA has so much trouble casting (especially sopranos), but the CCO simply nailed each and every one; no fat sopranos or geriatric tenors bumbling around the stage playing the parts of lithe heroines or young militiamen. My hat's off to the casting director!! (The ONLY suggestion I'd make (and this is nigh on trivial) is to ask the musicians in the pit to PLEASE aim their music stand lighting down toward them instead of aiming it up in the eyes of the first five rows of the audience; the light was blinding. Thanks.) It is ABSOLUTELY worth the drive up to Central City to see this production if you can still snag tix at this late date. You'll be glad you did.

From the Front of the House to the Back of the House all the seats afford a perfect view of the…read morestage and the acoustics are awesome. We attended The Pirates of Penzance and from the opening scene to the finale we were totally entertained. The cast was amazing and the delivery of the songs and music were nothing but fantastic. Considering the Opera House was open a year before Gilbert and Sullivan premiered it in 1879 it was a perfect match and we were spoiled by the production and the ambiance of the house!

This beautiful studio produces amazing dancers, incorporating structure, technique and hard work to…read morebuild strong bodies and strong characters. Dianne Caputo Patzer invests her whole heart and soul to ensure a positive experience and beautiful results for everyone she touches. Her staff represents some of the best classically-trained dancers from around the United States, and boast academic excellence in teaching techniques. The class offerings include choices and challenges for every age and skill level, and whether you are a Ballerina or Tap Dancer, or just love Zumba, BDA can take good care of you. Love them!

I have been so happy watching my girls grow over the years with Bella Danze Artz! They're…read moreconfidence as a person, as a dancer, as a student keeps blooming. They're excited to go to class, and can't wait to tell me how class went when I pick them up. I know they are receiving an awesome dance education here!!

My daughter has been going to Jen's dance class for two years. She absolutely loves Miss Jen as her…read moreteacher. Jen approaches and interacts with the children with such a caring and loving attitude, encouraging the kids and helping them build confidence not only in themselves but in each other too. We would not go to anyone else and would recommend Jen Dance School to other families without hesitation

Loved the bassoons. They were good and represented a somewhat quirky addition to the program. Ditto…read moreaisle dancers. Almost all very professional and I think most had fun. The drummers were interesting. What was going on between the two females in the jazz quintet? They appeared to be picking at one another doing something with the sheet music or music stand. Tasteless!

I came to their 'Titanic the Musical' show last night and it was magnificent. CU presents did an…read moreexceptional job. There was a live orchestra whose score was smooth, lively, and perfect accompaniment to the actors performance. There is a magic in live music and performance and I definitely felt it. The actors were beautiful singers, had great stage presence and really sold the story. I think my favorite part was the costumes though. They were so beautiful era pieces/modern recreations. The cast had to change so many times throughout the performance and I am sure the complexity of their outfits didn't help. The costuming and casting was so good my party and I were arguing if the child and the captain were actually college aged as they accurately looked their characters intended age. Ps. The doggos were the real stars who are we even kidding anyways :).