I love the fact that My King Studio of Dance offers dance classes for students with special needs…read more They are inclusive and make the kids feel welcome. It's an added bonus that this studio is Christian based.

This was our first year at MKS and my daughter loved it! She was in the 3-5 Creative Dance class…read moreand I could really see a change in her during the course of the class. She listened better and was able to take direction. She will be signing up for the summer sessions and beyond. I can't wait for our younger daughter to become a member of such a wonderful organization.

Vibrance Living Arts is an amazing studio for dance, theatre, music, and Christian community. This…read morenon-profit has meant so much to me in the short time I've been here, and it is continually reaching out into the Wentzville community!

Still loving this gem in St. Louis! I try to make at least one performance each year...this year…read morewas Tango Buenos Aires. Dance St. Louis really does an amazing job at curating their seasons. Usually there is something for everyone. This year boasts Dirty Dancing, the Dance Theatre of Harlem, Tango Buenos Aires, ballet from the Aspen Santa Fe company, and Stomp, just to name a few. Next year is really going to be over-the-top, as they are planning on hosting Momix again and also the Nashville ballet collaborating with some St. Louis groups on Carmina Burana. I've been to performances of both, and they are really fabulous. I love the community feel of Dance St. Louis. They try to engage the audience; yesterday the dance company held a tango class in between their shows. It was really neat to see so many people...of all walks of life...wanting to participate! They do so much community outreach too...from dance classes to scholarships, such as the high schoolers they recognized yesterday. Prices are so reasonable, especially when all the seats are pretty good at the Touhill. They are still continuing on their yearly Spring to Dance Festival over Memorial Day weekend, which shows a conglomerate of dance companies all over the country...and tickets still cost between $10 to $20. How could you not love St. Louis for all of its dedication to art?!

Think of this organization as a gauge of how cultured and arts-driven St. Louis is! This is still…read moreworth supporting! AND, of COURSE, how can we forget the really amazing Spring to Dance festival bringing incredible artist from all over to dance in our festival for one ticket price!

Small place hidden underneath the St. Louis Bread Co, but what you would expect from a dance…read morestudio. Straight forward and not too fancy. My daughters enjoy the class as beginners. Price is reasonable and studio is very popular amongst all age groups.

This is a wonderful dance school - they have just the right mix of emphasis on technique and high…read moreexpectations of the dancers and the desire to facilitate a love of dance and having fun! They have three dance studios (not small, IMO, referring to the other review here....) and a host of fantastic teachers. We have been at the dance center with three dancers for 12 years. I recommend them highly!

I had to stop going to this place due to my knees being bad from other things, but I went here from…read more3rd grade to the end of my 9th year, and I would definitely recommend this studio. It was fun, challenging, and a very good experience. Little kids have a chance to enjoy a fun summer camp so the fun can last all year round. Not only that, but the staff and friends I made there felt like family to me! Even though I stopped for injuries, I will miss this place so much!

I went here when I was younger, from age 3 through 6 or 7, and I go to a different studio now. From…read moremy experience, I would not recommend this studio if you want your child to continue dancing through elementary school and beyond. They didn't teach good technique, especially compared to the other studios you can go to. They didn't focus on flexibility at all, which is important to work on when kids are young and their muscles are still very flexible. The fact that I didn't even try doing my splits until I was about ten really harmed my dancing, as I couldn't do all of the moves that the other kids could do. This studio would be okay for a few years when your kids are young, but I would definitely start at a different studio if I could.

We are so happy to have found this place! It is in downtown Newtown in Saint Charles. There are so…read moremany things to love about this place. First of all...the owners. They are super friendly and welcoming. We have two girls, ages 7 and 9. One is taking Guitar lessons and the other Drama, 30 minutes a session, one-on-one with their teachers. Both of their teachers are fabulous and both girls look forward to Saturdays just because of this. I really feel they are both learning a lot, have more confidence and enjoy having a creative outlet. It is unbelievable what art, music and self-expression can do for young children. I also wanted to mention that this place is probably half the price of what you would pay for other private lessons. We plan on being with Rhythm for years to come!

We love Strinni dance. Mr. Terri and all of her teachers are amazing!! Run to there classesread more

My daughter has loved going to this studio for many years! The classmates and teachers are…read morewonderful!

The July 27 matinee performance of Austen's Pride at Stages Theatre was truly glorious! Every voice…read morewas perfection. The dialogue and musical compositions were extraordinary. The unique twist was having the author Jane Austen, in the midst of her characters, appreciating and enhancing their lives through changes to her manuscript as her fresh understanding of their needs and perspectives unfold, along with her own. (And her voice was perhaps the most sublime of them all!) The characters were exquisite, the singing and music were glorious! It was by far the best performance I have seen at Stages, and there have been some great ones! I am going to see it again before it's gone... it was that good!!