Whether you're a veteran dancer or new and just curious this place is for you…read more They offer a free first class to check it out. There's also a punch card that you can buy for $80 for 10 classes and doesnt expire, which is great for busy people that can't always make it to a class. They have multiple classes for adults at varying levels. The instructors are very nice, knowledgable, and will work with you at whatever level you're at. I've been to a few adult classes at different studios. For the beginning class here, I wouldnt say it's the best. I believe in the beginning class you should be working on technique and the instructor should be helping you and correcting you more. This is more of a for fun class to get you started in dancing. It's not as serious as the other levels which some people might like. The other level classes after the beginning level are much better. Here they focus on your form and everything else. The instructors are paying attention to your lines more and offer more constructive critism. These classes I think are better if you want to learn more, work on strength and flexibility, and do more dancing.

Salt Lake City Ballet is a great studio for adult ballet students. They offer classes at every…read morelevel and even offer a Truly Beginning Ballet class. This class is great for newbies who (watched a few episodes of Breaking Pointe or SYTYCD and) are curious about ballet and want a welcoming environment where they'll feel comfortable dipping their toe in the water. I've studied ballet at an advanced level and I've been able to find a challenge in each of the classes I've attended--from beginning/intermediate to intermediate/advanced. The instructors I've experienced (Hillary, Patricia, and Amy) are top-notch and friendly with their feedback while being constructive. Similar classes at RDT will run you $12 (plus downtown parking is a nightmare). The classes at SLC Ballet are $10 drop-in rate or you can purchase a punch-card that brings the classes down to $8 per 1.5 hour class (and parking is a dream so you don't have to worry if you're running late). I've been able to build up my strength, stamina, and flexibility again, and I'm looking forward to advancing these skills even further with the adult classes at SLC Ballet. I highly recommend it. The first class is complimentary, so you don't have to take my word for it; you can try it out for yourself.

My 4 year old takes dancing lessons here and she loves it. I am very pleased with the high quality…read moreinstructors and the variety of the classes. I would highly recommend this place.

From the owner: Providing excellence in dance instruction!…read more Quality dance instruction for young children to adults. Reputable school of arts for Classical Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, Tap and Creative Dance. Expert instruction for beginning through advanced levels. Locally owned and operated for over 40 yearsThe Dance Company is guided by a commitment to excellence in classical ballet tradition, with an understanding that most successful dancers these days need to be proficient in a variety of dance styles.We offer training in Classical Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Creative Dance and Mom & Tot. Teaching students 18 months of age through adult, our classes follow a structured, sequential syllabus designed to increase technical skills, stamina and discipline in accordance with age and individual physical development

Love the community! All range of classes from the very beginner to advanced -- everyone will find a…read morefit. Many prep options as : core workout, spins and transitions, aesthetic exotic. Especially love different styles and approaches with different coaches. You learn from all sides. It is my local pole dance studio and won't change it for anything! Stop by and get your first pole workout and a cute outfit along!

This studio is located in Millcreek, Utah and is actually the closest studio to me, so I was highly…read morehoping that this would become my main studio. The building is compact with many other business surrounding the plaza. Once you walk in, the front desk is to your right and compartments for your stuff is to your left. It is very well lit with many poles in a slightly cramped area. The class I went to was pretty packed, there were only 1-2 free poles left in the studio. The teacher was teaching using the middle front pole, as per usual. The class I took was a beginners class (Bombshell I) and was $20 for the class. I came a little late, so I missed most of the stretching and I joined in for the first trick after doing a little of my own personal stretching. As we were learning the tricks, I felt like the class was rushed. I really enjoyed how many different tricks I was learning, but I was not able to really get it down and the teacher only came around to see how we were doing for some tricks and sometimes would not get to everyone before teaching the next trick. The pace and the minimal help that I was receiving made it difficult to really get anything down. Overall, I really enjoyed how many different things I learned in the 1 hour class; this class introduced me to the most pole tricks I've ever been exposed to through one class. However, I felt like the class was impersonal and rushed. I have been into pole fitness for a few months now and I have been searching around Utah for my perfect pole studio. La Bombe was one of the last studios I looked into and out of all of the studios I had gone to, this studio was the worst fit for me.

horrible!!! I signed my grandson up in november, paid November, December and the registration fee…read more ($230). we attended the free class and one more. my son got transferred so grandson could no longer attend.. I told them and she said she would see about getting me a refund., never got back to me... but at the end of every month the call trying to collect... its up to 700 dollars they say I owe... for attending one class. obviously they don't pay attention to who shows up for class. not indivisualizef at all if they don't even notice he hasn't been there for over 7 months

Excellent breaking and hip hop program that develops fitness and strength plus confidence,…read morecommunity, and friendship. My son's doctor wanted to know how he developed so much muscle!

Salt Lake Dance Center's show The Night Before Christmas in my opinion is the best ballet in the…read moreuniverse and I think that everyone should see it. It's about a girl who dreams of different fairy tale lands. She goes to places like Santa Land, Nutcracker land, and storybook land. It's beautiful. Come watch it. this review was written by Trisha Robinson.

Great studio, however. My daughter has been dancing since age 3 and has danced for a few different…read morestudios. This one had been great until we went on point. Unfortunately, not all girls are made of sugar and spice and bullying became such an issue that we brought it to the attention of the director. To my understanding though, these girls come from families that support the center, so the director decided to not address the issue. So after 10 years of ballet, this is how it ends. Its too bad people are so afraid of money that values get thrown out instead. Loved the school, hated the environment.

The Winner School is one of the best dance studios for kids--exceptional instructors, top-notch…read moreprograms, and an incredible environment. We've had a fantastic experience with their dance program. The instructors are talented, patient, and genuinely invested in each child's growth and confidence. They strike the perfect balance between skill development and creating a fun, positive atmosphere. Management is professional, organized, and easy to work with, which makes the entire experience seamless for parents. You can tell the studio is run at a very high level across the board. If you're looking for a premier kids dance studio with outstanding instruction, strong leadership, and a great community, The Winner School is absolutely worth checking out.

Not a good school. They refused to do their job and found ways to make the kids come home. Said our…read morekid had a fever when he didn't ( was outside too long ). Other non sense. Avoid.

On August 7, 2025 at 4:39pm MT I emailed DF to discuss this email (see attached image) before…read moreposting reviews about them. No response. I emailed again on August 8, 2025 at 7:34pm MT. Still no response. However, they were quick to reply to my google review. They asked in the google review response to address my concern with them privately, which I did before even posting reviews and then again after, and they won't respond. They claim in their response to my google review that safety matters to them and yet when I addressed a safety concern, I was dismissed. I stopped going to DF back in July except for once a week for one hour to use up my paid pass. My friends have asked why I stopped going to DF and I told them the truth. Weeks later I am punished by DF for speaking my truth by being banned from their business, although I had already been slowly removing myself, just had to use up what I paid for because the policy they do have visible to the public is that there are no refunds on purchases. Earlier this year I reported to the DF owner and one of their instructors that I had been s**ually harassed by a dance student who admitted to his inappropriate behavior and apologized, in front of the dance instructor. I had an in person conversation with the studio owner and the dance instructor to address my concern of having to be paired with this person for about 2.5 months. The option I was presented was voluntarily quit dancing or suck it up. They also asked me not to talk about my concern with the team I was on, which I found really shady to make such a request. I obliged by not talking to those whom I was not close friends with. Per the DF team contract, if you voluntarily quit you don't get your money back. So I sucked it up and had the most miserable experience ever. The DF owner and the teacher were unwilling to switch partners, giving me excuses why they couldn't, yet when it came to an out of state performance they switched my partner those last few weeks, when this new partner could have been my partner from the time I addressed my concern. I found a new dance team and told my friends that once I used up all of my paid passes at DF I wasn't going to continue classes there. When they asked why, I told them the truth of my negative experiences with DF, the owner, and the instructor. After several months from the time I reported my s**ual harassment concern, today 8/8 I receive an email from the studio owner, telling me I am no longer welcome at the studio for classes, dance socials, events, etc. She claimed I violated her studio code of conduct. Not once did she ever approach me with any concerns prior to today. I have been going to DF on and off since 2010 and there has never been a visible code of conduct or studio participation rules in the studio, on their app, or on their website. The instructors have not discussed participation rules or studio conduct in any of the classes or teams I've been on. When I asked the owner to provide specifics on what I violated and when, she has not provided any insight as to what I'm accused of. When I asked for a copy of the studio's values and participation guidelines, she hasn't responded. I believe she is retaliating against me for voicing my experiences I've had at DF. I will refer people to the many other dance studio options available and I will not be referring anyone to DF.

This was the easiest Latin dance social I could find when I was in town (they share broadly across…read moretheir social media pages). Apparently they've been doing this for like 15 years so it makes sense that it's well-attended. I took an Uber and was glad the parking lot was full- yay for a great turnout! You can pay online but I didn't bother with that since they ask to create an account. I just paid cash at the door ($12). The woman at the front seemed a bit flustered since she was the only one there. It would help if there's guidance for newbies (pay here/get wristband there, water bottles available, etc.). Once I got in, the first thing I looked for was a place to put my coat. There were a bunch by the entrance but I didn't want mine to get lost in the pile. Thankfully I found a coat hanger in a corner in the second room that worked well. The first room was the biggest and the main room. The DJs there played mostly sensual Bachata (wish they had played some traditional Dominican too). The second room was smaller and at first it was the Kizomba room but then it switched to the Salsa room. I wish the ventilation in this room was better. There was no air-flow whatsoever. Ended up spending most of my time by the only fan available. The Salsa song selection was on point! Lots of great classics and danceable songs. They offer a dance lesson before the social begins but I didn't make it in time. Around midnight, there was a special performance in the main room by a couple of instructors. Everyone gathered around to watch. It was an amazing Bachata show! Right after, they had the birthday dance, which is a tradition in many dance communities. Everyone lined up to dance with the birthday person. There were many great dancers and I had a blast! At one point the woman at the front got mad at me for walking through the curtain to go back to the front. I was looking for water bottles and didn't feel like elbowing everyone along the way since it was very crowded. It just seemed like an easy shortcut. She was very upset, which made me feel bad. There was a food truck with great options outside so I just ended up leaving.

This is a great place to take your date to on a Friday night. You'll be your partner's hero if you…read moredo. They have a fun dance and a lesson before the dance. Our night was The Great Gatsby themed. The team there was really nice and made it a fun experience. They have all different levels of dancing experience there so you will not feel out of place. It reminded me of going to a school dance.

Went to the drop-in salsa dance class, which is held on Wednesdays at 7:30pm. They very quickly…read morehelp you determine whether you belong in the beginning or intermediate class; we definitely belong in the beginning class! We have been twice and had a different instructor each time, but they seem to be really committed to making sure you understand that basics. The drop-in aspect is very nice, and worth the $15 each.

Farrah is so fun! As a couple that has no sense of dance coordination she was able to teach us how…read moreto dance as well as choreograph our first dance for our wedding. She let us throw in some fun cheesy moves for dancing and tie it all in. We are so excited to show off our dance in June! Farrah makes dancing easy and comfortable! My fiancé and I absolutely adore her!

We had the best time creating our wedding dance with Farrah. We started our lessons with intentions…read moreof learning a couple basic ballroom dance moves to use during our first dance, and somehow finished with a three minute fully choreographed performance! My husband had never done any formal dancing before, and Farrah made our first lesson so approachable and fun that once we went home to start practicing, we wanted to do it all the time! By our second lesson, she was teaching us fun spins and dips that we were able to incorporate into our dance. We wanted a bit of an unconventional dance to an unconventional song, and Farrah helped us to transform our vision into something truly memorable that really "wowed" our guests. Even if you're looking to just stick with a basic step or two, I would definitely recommend taking lessons from Farrah, as some of our most treasured moments leading up to the wedding are the nights we spent practicing our dance. Even now that our wedding performance has passed, we are still having fun dancing together at home! Whether for a wedding or just for fun, we would 1000% recommend Farrah Valdez Dance.

We absolutely loved seeing Phantom of the opera here! It is easy to find. The parking is easy…read more There are a lot of restaurants and shops nearby. City Creek is also close by if you wanted to do some shopping beforehand. Theater itself is very clean. They do have a small concession stand. They also have a restaurant inside that would be fun to try before the play! The production of Phantom of the opera was incredible. We sat on the fourth row. I highly recommend sitting on that row or closer! The cast was outstanding and super talented. I highly recommend!

great theater. came here to see Ludovico Einaudi perform. the sound system was dreamy. i loved the…read morestarry ceilings. I purchased 3rd row tickets and had an amazing experience. i recommend buying merch before the event. it becomes an extremely long line afterwards. all of the staff were super helpful in finding our seats. they did a great job enforcing a no phones policy during the show, so that we could be fully immersed in the music.