Awesome, friendly staff. They offer Zumba classes Monday's and Tuesday's for $6 a class. Completely…read moreworth it - lots of fun and the option to burn 600 calories? New Year's Resolutions: look no further! Winter schedule is as follows: Monday's: 630-730 Tuesday's: 545-645 A little hard to find but if you are familiar with Baker's Corner in North Seekonk, look for the Ritz or Star Nails.. its located in the long building behind them.

I couldn't be any happier then I am with this dance school they do an amazing job they are all…read moregreat with little kids wonderful

Creative Hope Academy of Dance provides children with a positive, nurturing learning dance…read moreenvironment. Miss Casey is an exceptional dance teacher and is absolutely amazing with all her students. My daughter LOVES attending this dance school and we are happy to have joined this wonderful dance school!

From the owner: Creative Hope "Where Training the Mind is just as Important…read moreas Training the Body" We are more than a dance studio- we are a family, a way of live. We believe confidence is the best accessory Fully trained staff in multiple styles, ages 1.5+

If your serious about ballet, I can't imagine anywhere else you would be. This is my daughters…read moresecond year with Brae Crest. She has years of experience in dance and ballet but all very general. Making the transition was the smartest decision for her. She adores ballet. Her passion for ballet is stronger than ever. She has goals to work towards and opportunities for performing. I am thrilled that she has Brae Crest to help her grow into a beautiful ballerina.

From the owner: The Brae Crest School of Ballet is the official school of The State Ballet of RI. The State Ballet…read moreof Rhode Island is the state's first established classical ballet company in residence. Its mission is to create, present, preserve and extend the great repertoire of classical dancing to the widest possible audience, while providing exciting performances and educational programming of the highest quality. Since its premiere performance in November of 1960 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium, SBRI has sustained itself in a wide variety of venues. Also, SBRI is the state's first ballet company to offer Cultural Enrichment Programs to community schools. The Explore Ballet Workshop is designed to offer an on-site ballet curriculum including demonstrations and short performances. The Field Trip to the ballet gives students an opportunity to attend the ballet at the theater.

World Class Ballet Company in Providence RI. I was fortunate last night to accompany my brother to…read morea performance of Up Close on Hope at Festival Ballet Providence. This was an intimate performance in one of the larger rehearsal halls that held ~140 patrons. Each of the numbers were original pieces choreographed by a company member, unique and wonderful in their own right. The performances were moving, emotional and uplifting. A pleasure supporting this up local talent!

this is the worst place in ri for ballet. not only do they treat their dancers horrible but they…read moretreat the parents the same when they try to speak up about the treatment. not to mention the director tried to rip off Boston ballet and tries to rip off local ballet companies names. have some honor and dignit. I swear since the last director passed this company has taken a nose dive downhill. Do not send your kids here for classes unless you enjoy being humiliated in front of other students.

This is the best dance school around. The teachers are awesome. They are great at what they do. Ms…read moreRielly is by far the best. If you haven't been to the dance factory you haven't begun to dance.

This is a great dance school. The teachers are very patient and you can tell they are passionate…read moreabout dance. My son is in an all boys class that teaches hip , break dance and akro. He always has fun. The parking us on street which is limited but I've never had a hard time finding a space.

My daughter attended classes with Miss Karen for years...she is the most patient teacher ever...I…read moreknow because my daughter was quite the handful. Karen is very considerate of family budgets when selecting costumes for the recital. I don't think I ever paid more than $40 for a costume. Some parents from other dance studios would pay hundreds for their child's costumes....Great person and great studio!

I Love Attitude Dance Academy! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They teach the kids…read moretechnique and discipline while the kids are having fun.She has so much patience with the kids. Even the other students our welcoming and friendly. My daughter looks forward to her classes every week! We switched to ADA 2 years ago and it was the best decision we have ever made!

Great place to catch a Live Pro(v) wrestling. Nice little setup in downtown Providence, with other…read moreamenities as well.

Perishable Theatre is an incredible demonstration of what happens when sheer will, passion for the…read morearts, dirty hard work, and a rare genetic disease intersect (for reals! See below). The shows are great (and getting better!), they have a slew of weekly events (improv! dance dance party party!), they offer affordable classes (playwriting! acting! belly dance!), AND they are a centrally-located studio rehearsal option for other performing artists. Jingle Belles and a Few Balls, their yearly fundraiser, is a well-cherished holiday tradition in Providence: a burlesque-heavy variety spectacular with a kooky theme - what else can get you in the holiday spirit but some breasts donning glittery Santa Claus pasties? Their tagline is 'Rhode Island's Research & Development Theatre' because they are one of the only theatres in Rhode Island that present original works from nation-wide sources. That's awesome, AND I think this label often gets them unfairly dismissed as a playground for the avant-garde theatre set. Although they do a fair share of experimental stuff, I have seen some incredible, super-audience friendly performances at Perishable. I've been attending shows at the theatre for the past five years, and the quality of performances increases steadily with each season. 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch', performed this past April, was seriously some of the best theatre that I have seen in Providence. The theatre is a black box with handicap access, tickets are affordable to the masses, the bathrooms are clean and spacious (there's two one-at-a-timers), and you can bring in drinks from the AS220 bar next door (bonus!). Free parking can be a pain if it's a busy night downtown, but parking behind the library is usually a good, free bet on any night of the week. The staff of the theatre is small, but VERY dedicated and includes Amy Lynn Budd - director of the theatre arts school and momma of the burlesque scene in PVD. As part of Perishable's season, Amy Lynn is presently working on the third iteration of her biographical play called 'The Thing That Ate My Brain....Almost', a wacky Ed Wood-esque horror flick/comedy detailing her experiences living with a rare and nearly-fatal genetic illness called VHL. Amy Lynn's play is a great example of the kind of the bizarrely gripping tales of humanity you'll see onstage at Perishable. From such a small budget and rather limited space comes some really well-done theatre. I would caution more conservative patrons to do some reading about a show before you attend - there is no denying that some of their work can be, well....weirder than your average community theatre. If you're looking for safe, stick to PPAC. If you're down for a little theatrics - get to Perishable!