Great learning opportunity for dancers! Staff are super supportive and caring of their dancers and…read morework hard on making sure the dancers feel confident. Super open no matter what skill level.

I've enjoyed my daughter and her friends taking classes at Inspire for years. Overall, classes are…read moregood if not great. for that, do join in on the dancing and you will typically be very happy. Unfortunately, the comp team is hit and miss. The favorites on the team will always get the best costumes and choreography, no matter what their actual skill level. The same kids get the solos over and over again and if your child isn't one of S's favorites, you might as well leave now. She will ensure that your child feels small and awkward. Dance Moms are a true thing here, and unfortunately a few run all over the team. I'm not sure where else to tell you to go as studios keep closing but i wish I could tell you inspire is really about inspiring your kids but i just don't feel that's the case anymore, especially this year with such gigantic teams. Alex is great but it's so big now, lots of kids get lost in the back.

By far the best dance Studio in Maple Valley. There is a reason that this place has been around for…read moreso long. The owner has been dancing since she was a tiny tot and now is teaching dance to kids. She is the best and is truly passionate about spreading the joy and knowledge of dance to the future. If you are out there complain, try having a conversation with the studio, you might be surprised. There is usually a solution.

my daughter was 4 she started with Dance Expressions Studio after we switched from another local…read morestudio. The variety of different dance styles that are offered is phenomenal especially living in small town. She started with combo classes and is now dancing 5 dances a week and is on the competition team. I can't say enough enough about the teachers, staff, and growth my daughter has shown. This is our home away from home and I am proud to be part of the DE family!

Great classes for adults. It was wonderful to move my body and dance this way. Jazz with Brooke and…read moreContemporary with Kelsey were both super enjoyable and fed my soul. Thank you so much!

Great stretching session with Kim! Always keeping in mind our safety and adjusting the exercises…read morefor our specific range of motion!!

I have been attending Issaquah Dance Theatre for the past five years and love it. IDT's staff from…read morethe front desk to the teachers, are extremely helpful giving student excellent training as well as quick clear communication. Issaquah Dance Theatre is a great place for ballet training as well as other styles of dances. The atmosphere is very positive and a great way to make life long friends.

My daughter has danced at IDT for 6 yrs (age 8-14 in all disciplines) and loves it. The teachers…read moreare top notch and the director Kevin Kaiser and his staff are wonderful. We have been nothing but happy and we highly recommend IDT for all levels of dancers.

I've been attending classes with Lena and Heidi for nearly a year. I've tried several other…read moreclasses in the area and this one stands out for a number of reasons. Their mix of music is about 60/40 between familiar upbeat songs from dance/hiphop on the radio and latin songs that are newer to me. As a new student I found that their routines were easy to get into, and now I still find small things I can improve to follow them better or to increase the challenge/exercise/fun. They introduce new songs fairly regularly so things stay fresh while you still get to revisit old favorites. They take class input on the song mix: if there's a specific song you want that night you can speak up and there's a good chance it will be included. The environment is very supportive..you look around in between songs and everyone is smiling and friendly. They also find a way to involve the more experienced students in the class by having them come up and help lead on certain songs. They celebrate class achievements in meeting fitness goals and feature students on their FB page. Lately they've begun to incorporate some light/toning weights into a featured song most classes, which is a nice change of pace. A couple months back we had an eighties themed zumba party to raise money for ALS that was a lot of fun. It sounds like more themed nights are planned. These are all things that make this class great. I have a blast every time I go. And I get an awesome workout. What takes it to the next level for me are three key things: (1) Childcare. EVERY class they teach has childcare available in the kidzone at the gym. It works out to something like $1.50-$2 per child per class. This is very unusal in the area, especially for evening classes. My kids have a great time in the kidzone. While there's a tv in there, my kids usually spend their time playing with the other kids...many nights they have friendly dance contests with them. They look forward to going. It's like a playdate for them. (2) Price. Classes are free for gym members. Mt Si Sports n Fitness is already a very good bargain as a gym. If I took these classes as part of a punch card program similar to those offered at other gyms in the area I'd pay ~ $5/class. I attend ~10 classes/month and I pay less than $50/month for my gym membership. And I can use all the rest of the gym facilities, showers, other free-to-members classes (there are several). It's an amazing value. (3) Proximity. Of course this won't be true for everyone, but this is 5 minutes away for me. There are other classes in the area just as close, but not with all the features that this one has. If I had to drive 45 min roundtrip to a class you could chalk up another $4-5 in gas I would be paying for each class, and that's if I could make it given the rest of my schedule. I coached my kids soccer teams this past year and I could make it back from soccer practice in time to attend classes. The only thing I think might put potential students off is that the evening classes can be pretty crowded, especially Monday and Wednesday nights. I've never seen anyone turned away, but you should get there 5-10 minutes early to get yourself a spot where you can see the instructors.

Since the first time I went I have been hooked! Now it's not a chore to work out, its something I…read moreenjoy doing and look forward to. Im so glad my sister talked me into joining! The environment is so relaxing with people of all ages and shapes you will fit in no matter what you look like. I just wish it was everyday!

Glass House Dance is an amazing organization. Our daughter is 9, turning 10 and had no experience…read moredancing hip hop until working with Will and Ethan. They've been super encouraging and she's found a new passion. Within two months, she was performing on the stage after being super shy in front of people. Definitely a confidence builder. Prices are great and we'll be adding more classes for her soon with our youngest starting in the next few months. Thanks Team!

Too many 'new drivers' who can neither drive nor park. Perhaps add some parking instruction too?read more

Multiple days a week, from about 11:00 pm until after midnight, the people leave through the back…read moredoor, allowing it to SLAM shut. There is a man who lives on the first floor, right outside the doors, who is a senior with disabilities. I am on the third floor, and every time they wake me up. I've asked the dance studio to please deal with this problem, but they simply ignore me. Sometimes people stand outside laughing and talking as well. There is a quite simple solution: exit the front door after 10 pm. I have multiple videos of this happening.

I went here for my first dance lesson outside of college (because of covid, this was over a year…read moreago!) for the Hip Hop I/II lesson that took place around lunchtime of Sunday. Although the instructor was a substitute, I felt the quality of the lesson was not diminished at all. Pace of the lesson is beginner friendly, and even though it took me the first half of the hour to adjust and remember the vibe of dancing, I was still able to pick up the fundamentals and feel confident in myself dancing a few 8 counts at the end without hesitation. I had a great time, even with the fact that the class was really small (about 6 people), as it normally feels a bit intimidating for me to dance in small groups, at least for now. The only issue for me is the commute as I don't have a car to commute from downtown Seattle, but whenever my friend with a car wants to do more dance lessons, this will certainly be the first place I will think of! Besides, this is one of my coworkers go-to dance studio in the past before he moved closer to the city, and he has mentioned that before covid, some lessons are so popular you have to pay in advance to secure a spot!

The Dance Room is a fantastic business that provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for…read moredancers of all skill levels. Their experienced instructors offer a wide variety of classes, tailoring their teaching styles to accommodate individual needs and goals. The Dance Room's state-of-the-art facility, paired with their community engagement and commitment to promoting the arts, make it an exceptional choice for anyone looking to explore their passion for dance. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions

From the owner: Enrolling now for our 2024-2025 Season. Ballet, Tap, Hip Hop, Acro, Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary…read more Something for everyone. Ages 18 months through adults.

Thank you ClassPass, otherwise I would've never found BaDi. What an amazing experience! I love the…read moreenergy the instructors and the other class members have. You leave feeling accomplished after a thorough workout while dancing to great songs. I wasn't sure what to expect when I came here. It was a bit confusing trying to find the studio. When you enter from street level, you have to go downstairs towards the Underground Dance Studio. You can either dance barefoot or with shoes (wish they could make a rule about which one because my feet always get dirty). The class starts off with some warm up dances and then moves through different types of styles of dancing with each song change. You get to express yourself however you want to. You don't have to do every single move the same way and they encourage movement around the floor. Thankfully there are a bunch of fans around the room because by the 3rd song I'm always sweating. There are no official breaks so step off the dance floor and get water as necessary. Class ends with some stretching and warm cloths with some sort of essential oil. I can't wait til the next class!

I came across this place when I bought one of the 8-class package from one of those deal sites…read more(don't remember if it was AmazonLocal, Groupon or some other sites). I figured I would just try this place out since it was quite close to my home and it had good reviews. I was pleasantly surprised at how cheerful and upbeat all the instructors are (I tried Zumba/Hiphop and More than Dance classes and probably have been in classes with 5 different instructors (depending on the day/time you choose to go). What I can say is that all the instructors are have their own styles but are definitely wonderful and will keep you happily dancing. What I particularly like about this place is the christmas lighting and the setting that makes you not feel so self-conscious about what you are doing wrong or how terrible of a dancer you may think you are. I admit that I'm not a naturally good dancer and I have a good time everytime I go there. There are, of course, some people there who can dance like rock stars and look really cool when they dance. However, the instructors there are very encouraging and provide guidance what you can do as a beginner, intermediate or advanced dancers, so you can really just do things at your own level and not care so much about others. It definitely feels liberating to just be able to dance your own style, at your own pace/level, and nobody is judging you on how you look or how weird you dance :). After the package ran out, I ended up signing up for more classes and still go there whenever I find some free time.

I've been at Big Star/PNWPA for almost 4 years now and I have relished every second. The other kids…read moreare so welcoming and attentive in class. We have put on many performances and all have been pretty good if I do say so myself. The teachers are supportive, fun to work with, and excellent at their craft. I've grown so much over these years and made everlasting memories with many lifelong friends. Thank you Big Star for making my life so awesome.

Another reviewer got it completely right when saying that Big star is grossly overpriced with…read morebratty students. Even 5 years later, this was still our experience. My daughter went to big star for a few years and did not have a good experience. From my knowledge, the owners children were constantly rude and entitled, and interacting with them I could tell that this was the case. I've seen my daughter cry over some of the things said in the studio by these students. You can tell walking into the studio that there is a very entitled and rude energy. There are good teachers that have good intentions, but the owner is absolutely rude and entitled just like her kids. Do not send your children here. All you'll be doing is spending thousands to put your kids into unneeded drama and a negative environment. For the amount that they preach being kind to one another, those students are incredibly rude.