Exceptional classes for students and adults. Love the choreography, music, and combinations…read more Wonderful Performances. Great Studio, always very clean.

Best dance school ever. Love the camaraderie of all the students. She strives to achieve the best…read morein every student.

We totally had a blast!!!!!!! The owner and her team were amazinggggg in every way! They were so…read moreattentive and fun! The studio was spot less clean, the back area was decorated with balloons and banners for my sister's birthday celebration, cocktail drinks and cupcakes were provided! The instructor taught us three dance routines and surprisingly we all got them and we have the video to prove it; YES they even video and take pictures for us!!! The studio offers workout courses and parties! We had an amazing time at the studio and are currently making plans to return! If you want to let your hair down, laugh till your belly hurts and of course climb a pole, look no more!! This is definitely the spot! Have FUN!!!

Amazing fitness and amazing owner that is passionate about her clients…read moreA I imagine that all levels beginner to expert will benefit

PBADA purchased Dance Unlimited and is now owned, ran and operated by Miss Jess and her amazing…read morestaff. She is so patient and sweet with the littles. Growing up as a dancer myself, I love the emphasis on ballet but in an approach that still makes the class fun for my 6 year old. The studio is clean, beautiful and well run. We left our last studio after a horrendous recital experience and we are so thrilled to have found PBADA!

We were hoping for a fun, friendly, nurturing environment that provides the flexibility to work…read morewith children at all levels. Except for the nice friendly phone conversation and initial welcome, we received none of the above regarding our 7 year old daughter. If you desire a very competitive, discipline-driven environment that pushes kid to their limits (that includes demoting them from parts in the final-dance), then this is the place for you. And to be fair, many of the competitive parents and kids seemed to like the environment.

My daughter does acro, ballet, tap, and jazz she is 5 and absolutely loves it. We've been doing it…read morefor a month I love how secure the studio is and how warm and friendly the teachers are. Highly recommend!!

My 8 yr old granddaughter has been attending ballet classes here for 2 years and is very happy. She…read morehas fun and the teachers are all very talented. I will say, it can get a bit pricey with all of the gear and the fees, but my granddaughter loves it there and their galas are really incredible.

We found parking easily and paid $5.40 for five hours. Motown was very enjoyable. There's a lot…read morehappening at the Kravis Center. Lots of interesting performances. Next year series has already come out and there are a few shows that I'd like to see. Nathan Chester engaged the audience & performed Marvin Gaye, the Temptations, Sam Cooke, Smoky Robinson, the Supremes...Je is from Chicago, was on America's got Talent & is now in Nashville.

I've been coming to the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts for years, and it has…read morealways been a place I genuinely enjoyed. Unfortunately, my recent visit to see the Peking Acrobats was a completely different experience--one that left me feeling singled out and deeply uncomfortable. I understand that policies evolve. Paid parking is one thing, even if it feels like an added burden on top of already expensive tickets. What's harder to overlook is how I was treated from the moment I arrived. While parking, I backed into a spot as I've done on previous visits and was immediately and aggressively corrected by a parking attendant. If it's head-in parking only, that's perfectly fine--but the tone was unnecessarily harsh. What stood out even more was that a nearby vehicle was also backed in and remained that way without being addressed or corrected. Despite that, I was the one singled out. Inside the venue, things escalated. When I approached the information desk to ask about a note on my ticket for a complimentary pre-show drink, the staff member questioned the legitimacy of my tickets--where I got them, when I got them--and then had my family and me step aside in the lobby while they rescanned them to confirm they were "real." We stood there for about 15 minutes, feeling as though we had done something wrong, simply for asking a question. What was most telling was what happened next. When an elderly white patron approached the same desk with the exact same note on his ticket, the tone immediately shifted. Only then did staff begin resolving the issue, and only then were we directed to redeem the drinks we had already been delayed over. The contrast was hard to ignore. Unfortunately, the pattern continued. After purchasing drinks and a few snacks, we were stopped almost immediately after leaving the concession line and told we could not take food into the theater. Again, I complied without issue. But once seated, I couldn't help but notice multiple other patrons--directly around us--eating inside the theater: cookies, popcorn, even outside food. None of them were stopped. None of them were approached. By that point, the issue was no longer about the rules--it was about how selectively they were enforced. In the span of less than an hour, I was approached three separate times by staff, each interaction carrying an edge of suspicion or correction that others around me did not seem to experience. As an Asian-American man attending with my interracial family, it became increasingly difficult to dismiss how targeted it felt. What should have been a joyful evening turned into something else entirely. It's a difficult feeling to describe--being made to feel out of place in a venue you've supported for years, and then having to process that in front of your child. This experience left me disappointed and honestly hurt. The Kravis Center has always been a place I respected, but after this, it's hard to see myself returning anytime soon.

Southern Dance Theatre will be my forever home. I love the faculty, students, and overall…read moreenvironment of the studio. I'll miss all of the memories I made

Zumba was tempting me. Dr. Nicole Rothman, who is the instructor, is really good. I wanted to see…read morewhat it was like with another instructor at a different location and she isn't as good as Nicole. The first class is free, so it's a hit or miss to see if you will like it. You can get a package deal for $50 that includes 10 classes or else it is $10 a class. I know the theatre offers other classes and here is the website for more information: http://www.southerndancetheatre.com/. Be sure to wear sneakers and bring a bottle of water if you are interested. Every class feels like a beginning, but it gets easier over time since most of the moves are repetitive. You will be pumping sweat from your body....aawwweeee! ;)

I have my kids there when they were small and it was awesome. They loved it. I had my five kids…read more They will go after school. They will be there until I got off work and actually they didn't even wanna leave because they had so much fun they helping with their homework and by the time I picked them up they were so tired that they just got home. Take a shower and go to sleep. Thank you Ymca is awesome. Is it awesome place every parent should take their kids to Ymca? God bless.

Bunch of crooks. Even if you cancel your membership they charge you an additional month.read more