We have been taking our child here for years. It's a great place to learn dance. It's a low…read morepressure place that focuses on the joy of movement.

Amazing place! Great teachers and so many fun classes I want to try!…read more Unlike so many people I know, I never took dance growing up, However I have always enjoyed movement and wished I could dance actual steps. All that to say I was super intimidated to take the plunge now, in my late 30s. I started with a Saturday afternoon line dancing workshop. I was immediately put at ease by the friendliness and the diversity of ages, sizes, and shapes of people that I found taking the class with me. After my wonderful experience at the workshop, I signed up for beginning modern jazz. Tracey Durbin is an amazing teacher! I was up-front with her about my lack of experience and nervousness. She put me at ease by reminding me that everyone is here to have fun, period. I have now signed up for my second session and I have no plans to stop!

I was hesitant about doing another yoga class. It had been 2-3 years since my first yoga class and…read moreI wasn't impressed. But Josephine The instructor made it relaxing and personable. She made the experience amazing. Thank you.

My favorite yoga studio in the triangle! I was nervous to try hot yoga at first, but the staff and…read moreenvironment were so welcoming. Classes are warm & heated but not too hot. Definitely work up a sweat! Grateful that there are props for use and mats to rent before I got my own. Always a balanced flow with lots of options and accommodations.

Really enjoyed a difficult but fun Barre Chisel class!…read more I believe the instructor was Anna. The parking is a little strange being behind the building I'd recommend entering through the front (I accidentally came in via the back door and therefore was a bit confused where to check in and the board has all the info you need)! Great class and loved the 90s playlist - lots of energy and worked all aspects of the body in one go. I cannot speak the the price of classes as I was introduced to the studio via class pass but it was a great experience and I'd love to drop in occasionally

Discovered this gem via ClassPass and decided to give it a try! Riley taught our mat Pilates class…read morein a beautiful, airy, and welcoming studio space. The vibes were great, the playlist was awesome, and the workout was even better! I do lots of barre and yoga, so I figured this would be in a similar vein, but I was so wrong. I was sore (in a good way!) in muscles I didn't know I had! Riley's teaching style was super approachable and she gave lots of options for modifications to accommodate any injuries or discomfort. Honestly, I liked my experience here so much that I'm thinking about getting ClassPass just to add The Cube into my regular rotation.

Started dance lessons due to a mother/ son wedding dance and have remained a student ever since…read more Great instructors, friendly and comfortable teaching environment and my new language is dance!!! Thank you Joel and Maria and your entire staff

Great people, positive vibes, exceptional support. As a novice, I'm enamored with the…read moreencouragement. Major kudos to the instructors and Maria. This is the go-to destination for learning dance the right way. Every investment of money and time is worthwhile. No need to hesitate--just come on in and join the fun!

I would recommend this studio to anyone who wants to dance ballroom. I have been dancing at the…read moreDurham FADS for a long time and have had a great time there. The very enthusiastic, friendly and patient staff can handle both beginner and experienced dancers. I can go there in the most foul mood and leave feeling so much better. Singles and couples can have a great time taking lessons or attending Friday night "practice" parties. They have both private and group lessons. The group lessons are a great way to meet others interested in ballroom dancing.

We had a GREAT time learning from Julia and Sasha from Fred Astaire. We went once a week for date…read morenight to learn dancing basics so we would feel confident dancing in public and at weddings. We got exactly what we wanted, but we miss our instructors already!

Wonderful dance studio :) I can't speak highly enough of the teachers and owner. Check it out, you…read morewon't be disappointed :)

Walking into some dance studios you get the impression that there are already these groups formed…read moreof the students and that its going to be hard to integrate yourself or your kid into the mix. Walking into Legacy I have never had that experience. Each new person is brought into our family. I have been going to this studio for 9 years and each year brings new experiences, great people, and a whole lot of fun. I've found myself wanting to explore every form of dance that has ever been created and goodness knows this studio has no shortage of them. I'm amazed that in 9 years I have not only expanded on my technique but I never ran out of things to learn.

I moved to NC, and was trying to rekindle some of the creative theater kid energy I have lost over…read morethe years. I have physical disabilities and took dance for many years growing up, but it can be hard to find an inclusive experience as an adult. Davis Dance Company is just that. I love their musical theater happy hour classes, and the drop in options they have without committing to a regular class schedule. I have always felt welcome, and the vibes have always been positive. I'm making it a goal to go more regularly in the new year, and I recommend anyone who is curious about dance or wants to let their creative side shine, check it out!

I've been leary about body image concerns in introducing dance but this studio is amazing and…read moretotally focused on empowerment and what amazing things kids bodies can do. My daughter has been doing the musical theater class "Lights, Camera, Action!" with a YouTube video of their choreographed dance to a different musical each week. The teachers go above and beyond and really make everyone feel comfortable as they are. Easily accessible off the highway, and they have Boozy Ballet and Tipsy Tap classes I'm dying to try! Truly can't say enough about the teachers (recent alums from Eastern Carolina and sisters!). They're so sweet and do a great job with all of their classes. I can't wait to see them take off once the world discovers this gem of a studio!

I took private lessons with Ashley and I went to their Fri. evening parties. Unpleasant,…read moredisrespectful, and over-priced...... they should change the name, the people who run the studio (e.g., Jordan) are not very graceful. I am no longer going to this studio.

My wife and I have been taking lessons at MWG for two years now. Jordan, the owner is outstanding…read more Recently we started with Ashley, because so that I could come for individual lessons with her in addition to our regular lesson. Both these instructors are outstanding and some of the best I have experienced in the last 12 years we have been taking lessons. Ashley is patient, emotionally supportive, and able to break silver level steps into small parts that we eventually put together into whole steps. We have progressed a lot because of this. Plus, there is teaching charm and etiquette so that any woman I dance with has a positive experience not matter what their level of skill. The other dancers there are a friendly group that always welcomes any newcomers. The men dance with all the women, and the women feel comfortable asking men to dance. It's such a pleasant supportive atmosphere, especially in the Friday practice dances. We have tried other dance studios and consider Move with Grace the best.

I recently saw Theatre Raleigh's production of Bull Durham at the Reynolds Industries Theater. It…read moreis located on the top level of the Bryan Center at Duke University. The theater seats around 600 people. Accessible seating is located at the top of the venue. There are stairs to get down to the other rows. They are on the steep side and the heights of the steps are uneven but there are handrails on the two sides. I sat in the front row so I'd assume the slope makes all the rows have a good view as you shouldn't be looking at heads. I'd recommend checking the sports schedules before buying a ticket with the box office as if there is an event you cannot park in the nearby garage but need to park in a lot further away which makes finding the venue harder if you are not familiar with Duke's West Campus.

Old theater on Duke's campus on the top level of the Bryan Center. We attended Theatre Raleigh's…read morerecent world premiere of Bull Durham (which was fantastic). Parking is at a nearby garage. Allow plenty of time for parking, especially if other things are happening on campus. Seating in the theater is quite steep. There's a wide aisle that goes down the middle with no handrails, then more narrow aisles on each side that have handrails. Steps are uneven and you do have to be careful. Be careful where your seats are if you have special needs. We had front row seats, so exiting for the restroom meant climbing back up those stairs.