Tristan and Val are wonderful Bachata and Salsa teachers. They make you feel welcome right away and…read moreare always happy to answer questions. Val even gives out snacks sometimes, which keeps the class fun and relaxed. I took my very first Bachata group class here, and they made me feel completely at home. I never felt intimidated. They're amazing at welcoming new students while still keeping the class engaging for dancers of all levels. I've been coming here for three months now, and I still love it!

Me encantan las clases , los profesores enseñan muy bien , el ambiente en general es súper bueno,…read morelo recomiendo muchísimo

My daughter just finished the summer acro camp and had the best time working on her skills! Tori is…read morean amazing teacher!

N10 is a great dance studio for any kid of any experience. We've been a part of the studio and…read moretried ballet, tap, and acro classes. My daughter loved the summer acro camp that just ended. They learned and practiced different skills, did arts and crafts, and even had a little performance at the end of the week. Ms. Tori is fun and engaging and brought tons of enthusiasm while also teaching skills!

We just changed studios and I really like this one. My daughter came from a dance studio nearby…read morethat she had been going to since she was a toddler. However, we never got a tour, we never got introduced to anyone, or by anyone. And that always stood out to me. We moved and I, therefore, moved my daughter to a studio near our new house, but she wanted nothing to do with it. As I knew I couldn't go back to her old studio, I found this one. It's clean, it's good parking, it appears to be in a safe location. There is always someone at the front. The owners literally introduce themselves and shake your hand!!!!! The teachers also introduce themselves and give you feedback after a trial class. I think my daughter has found her new studio. I'm willing to make the drive for her to be happy. The reason why we "can't" go back to her old studio is that we went from competitive to recreational and her original studio kind of treats rec as an after thought. Once recitals kick in, it's like 20+ students. Don't get me wrong, by daughter loved the studio. I, personally, wasn't really about it. When we moved to the 2nd studio, the one near our new house, my daughter wanted nothing to do with it. With 20+ kids in a class, it was a no for me as well. And rec kids are also seen as an after thought because there aren't that many options for them with certain teachers, days, or times. Anyway, finding this studio has been great. I hope my daughter really comes to like it.

This place is absolutely unbelievable. The ownership alone makes this place the best dance studio…read moreI've ever been to for my girls, and that's including the dance-mom elitist culture that seems to be so common at other studios in this area. The Good Stuff: 1) The entrance to this place is magnificent. It's welcoming. Formal. Not "obnoxious trophy" layered, but feels like a professional studio. 2) The staff, and especially the ownership, is WOW! My daughter had some post-COVID anxiety about being away from us for so long, but the owner of the studio spent so much time with her, trying to warm her, welcome her, invite her, make her feel safe. These employees care about the kids and care about dancing, and that's what makes this place so much better than the other studios we've been to. 3) The "levels" of teams are easy to follow and give kids so many opportunities to be as involved or "recreational" as they want. 4) We haven't been here long, so I haven't met a ton of parents, but the culture of these parents is so much less nasty and cutthroat than the other places we've been. 5) Their finance team worked with us when my daughter wanted to make some changes mid-month. No problems at all. Stellar customer service. Go here. It's amazing. As long as my kids continue to express interest in dancing, they'll stay at this studio.

3 rooms with lots of space for the dancers and each of them have Air conditioning! I have been an…read moreinstructor here for years and have met so many incredible dancers. There's a lot of fun opportunities to grow into a better performer. I highly recommend checking them out on social media. Come dance with us

I'm new to the area and I found them on Instagram. They're offering a lot of classes and I…read moreimmediately signed up. Upon entering, they will check your temperature and guide you to which room/suite your class will be. The staff were amazing and friendly. I had a beginner hip-hop with Chris Wu and it's amazing! Every one was so nice and just going with their own pace. I'm not a good dancer and it's nice that he is so patient with us. It was a fun class and I'm excited to try out more of it. If you're looking for any dance classes for adults, this is the place to go. Every one are wearing masks and there are social distance floor markings in the dance rooms as well.

There is no denying that the dancers at OCPAA are exceptionally talented, highly disciplined, and…read moretechnically brilliant. If you are looking for a studio that knows how to produce elite, industry-ready competitors who win titles, they absolutely deliver on that front. It is undeniably a powerhouse, backed by the resources and affluence required to compete at the highest levels. However, dance is supposed to be an art form that inspires community, but our experience with OCPAA at a recent convention highlighted a deeply concerning cultural issue. We witnessed an elitist, "mean girl" attitude from several of their dancers that went beyond standard competitive drive. Bringing other dancers down and carrying an air of superiority doesn't just hurt the individuals targeted; it actively damages the broader community of competitive dance. Ultimately, it comes down to what you value as a parent or a dancer: - If you view dance purely as a cutthroat industry where winning justifies a "burn bridges and cut down the competition" mentality, then this studio's environment will likely align with your goals. -If you love dance for the art, the community, and the personal growth, and believe that being a great dancer should go hand-in-hand with being a supportive human being, you may find the culture here deeply disappointing. Technique can be bought and taught, but character is modeled from the top down. It is a shame that such a high-caliber studio allows a toxic social culture to overshadow the immense talent of its students. I hope leadership takes note and starts fostering humility alongside their awards.

I love kids, but I do not have the patience OCPAA has, they are awesome, this is my second time…read moregoing, the kids did so awesome, from last year, do not misunderstand me, last years was good, this year, they were more seasoned. Adelin was my girlfriends grand daughter when she hears music, she starts practicing her routine, she builds up confidence, she was awesome. The arts is a great building tool to get the kids to meet other kids, and builds confidence and skills to grow a productive life. Thank you Karen Herrold

My toddler attended the Tunes for Tots session and she really enjoyed it…read more The facility is currently working on renovating. It seems like it's home to many. If you're looking for your toddler to do something and live nearby, I recommend. It's cute. I wish there was something more long term for them with adaptation of this class. This place is more performance based rather than being overly competitive. We do come from a very competitive background, but we are taking a break and decided to try this out before our move. It seems like a fine studio.

We loved the dance program at The Music Room but were disappointed in the two Show Biz Kids…read moremusicals we did there. The classes are huge, which gives everyone less stage time than feels reasonable given the financial and time commitment that the shows take. The casting for kids with speaking roles is handled poorly and casting is sometimes clearly based on grade level and family/friend relationships within the studio. We like the dance program at TMR but we now do theater elsewhere.

Miss Jennifer is the owner and an incredible teacher who makes the students feel special. She…read morehelped me decide which classes might be the right fit. She also gave us the chance to try a couple different options until we found the perfect fit. The studio is cute, clean, and safe. They princess and kids music at the front desk and display kids artwork. It's pretty adorable! I have 3 young daughters who all attend classes here. My twins take the mommy and me class and they aren't great at following directions yet. Miss Jennifer never gets frustrated with them and she makes them smile with all of her instructions and fun dance moves and songs!

Ms Sandra and Ms Jen are so patient with my daughter as she learns the ropes! Classes are fun but…read morestill have really good instruction.

My daughter just started here and so far we love it! The instructors are great, the studio is…read morepristine, and the prices are reasonable.

Our two daughters have studied at Elite since they were 4 years old. They are now 9 years old and…read morehave walls full of first place and platinum awards thanks to Elite's dedicated and talented instructors. The critic earlier that this studio is non-technical re ballet and jazz is complete bunk. My cousin is a retired soloist from the New York City Ballet and she raves about my daughters' ballet and jazz technique- thanks to the Elite studio. The Elite instructors (Lynn, Lori, Becca, Summer, Jessica, Jesika, Mackenzie, Madison, and Jen) are amazing. They take time to watch my daughters' school plays, perform in other activities, and even meet up for fun days at Disneyland. As parents, my wife and I are thrilled that the Elite instructors teach our daughters love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control - in addition to disciplined dance techniques. And, Elite instructors design age appropriate competition and recital dance routines - which as a dad I really appreciate. We live in Newport Beach, and we still drive to Elite in Orange four to five days a week so our daughters can be trained by this amazing studio.