I have been going here for 10 years now, ever since I was 3 years old! The studio is very nice with amazing and talented staff, who are great with kids and they are great teachers. As I said before I've been going there for 10 years and I have taken almost every kind of dance there is- tap, ballet, character jazz, acro, jazz, exc. All the classes I have taken are great and I have learned so much. There are classes for all ages, toddlers to adult. If you love to dance I highly recommend going here! read more

This dance studio was our home for over 10 years. They promote only family members within audition only companies and feature them constantly. Their auditions involve "outside" judges, however there has been many times when the owner, Jen Naso, over rides the decision and places students on lower companies. They also have teachers performing on companies at conventions (JUMP 2019 - Detroit), and then these same so-called teachers winning student awards, and taking them away from deserving contestants. Their registration has been low and they have the same old teachings - nothing new. They also are one of the most expensive in the area. They sadly recruit from other studios too. Shame on you Jen Naso. read more

Let me start off by saying that I love the teachers, the facility, the attention they give my daughter, the skills she is learning, and the friends she is making. These are all unparalleled. The only issue I have a problem with is when it comes time for recital time. At the recitals it is customary for the teachers to dance a number. Well, at DD, the teachers are often in multiple numbers. I'm talking 3 or 4 (sometimes more over the years). It's really frustrating, especially when your own daughter is only in one number... When she was younger, it wasn't a problem. Then she began to question why she wasn't in as many numbers as her teacher. And also, I don't know any dance mom that supports that many numbers for the teachers. It's truly for the teachers to relive their glory days on stage. I support a combined number so that parents can see the skills of the teachers. But multiple is just too much. Let's just have it be about the kids please. read more