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.

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.

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 has been dancing with SFDC for 9 years. the dance education she has been receiving is…read morephenomenal. their teachers are extremely passionate about their art. with multiple professionals on staff teaching they have sent many students into the professional world once they have graduated. the studio is a safe environment for students and is very family oriented. walking into the studio feels like walking into a second home. their new competition team is amazing and places extremely well in all competitions. they put on the best holiday production, a Christmas Carol and at the end of the season in June they put on an amazing recital. with ballet, pointe, jazz, hip hop, acro, modern, contemporary, tap and conditioning there is something for everyone there.

Great teachers, great owners! My daughter loves dancing here! All their shows are spectacular!read more

My daughters have been attending dance fx for years and the environment is so welcoming, it's…read morebecome their second home. What started as a recreational activity for my toddlers has become another family for them.

Dance Fx has been so welcoming for our daughter. She started baby ballerina just a bit before her…read moresecond birthday. The staff was helpful in making her feel comfortable and a part of the class. You are not able to watch the class inside so they give you video access to watch. The prices are pretty affordable and comparable to other places in the area.

I am currently sitting in their lobby. I have a show at the Kravis Center and we were told that we…read morecouldn't park in the garage. We had to park in the school's parking lot. The security guards were very friendly and showed me where to park. There is a buzzer to get you in the building, but once you are in, there is no way out until the school is out bell rings. It's a performing arts school and you can tell this by the kids. If I could go back in time, I'd love going to this school.

Campus is right behind the Kravis Center. It was nice to see many artsy students heading back to…read moreschool after lunch in Rosemary Square. Students are selected to major in one core art area: Communication Arts, Dance, Digital Media, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. Music is sub-divided into programs in Concert Band/Jazz, Orchestra, Vocal & Piano. Burt Reynolds was a graduate and the pick-up/drop-off area of the school as "Burt Reynolds Drive." This is the oldest high school in Palm Beach County. It was originally for white students but integrated merging in the 1970-1971 school year with the black Roosevelt High School following integration, forming Twin Lakes High School. In the 1980's this became a magnet school where students needed to perform for admission. Alexander W. Dreyfoos donated funding for the transformation of the campus, making the largest private contribution ever made to a public school in Florida, pledging $1,000,000 to support the Palm Beach County School of the Arts. A total enrollment of almost 1,300 students, with 41% minority enrollment and 16% economically disadvantaged. They are selected from across Palm Beach County through a process of competitive auditions in one of the six art areas. Most students commute to the school by District buses, by Tri-Rail to the train station across the street on Tamarind Avenue, and by car. A few students live locally and walk or bike to the campus. The Class of 2010 collectively received over $19 million in scholarship offers.

ArtStage Performing Arts has been an incredible addition to our family. From day one, we've felt…read morewelcomed and genuinely cared for...the team creates a true sense of community where everyone is treated like family. Our daughter has not only developed her performing arts skills, but has also grown socially and physically. She's built meaningful friendships and, most importantly, looks forward to every class with excitement. What truly sets ArtStage apart is their attentiveness and dedication. The staff takes the time to listen, understand each child's individual needs, and thoughtfully guide families in choosing the right path. Their approach feels personal, supportive, and intentional. We also really appreciate the option to try classes for free the first time, which makes it easy and stress-free to get started. We highly recommend ArtStage Performing Arts to All for any family looking for a nurturing, engaging, and high-quality experience.

If you're looking for a warm and welcoming environment for your kids, this is the place! Our boys…read morehave been with ArtStage for 3 years now! They have gained lifelong friendships and skills that they will use for the rest of their lives. The summer camp is a wonderful program and after school classes are a great way for students to grow their confidence and learn! We love Artstage !

I would never recommend this place. My daughter was…read moreattending class for young 4 years old kids. The class supposed to start every Monday from 4:15 till 5. I have to say that the teacher was never on time. Never!!! Always late and she never extended the class, not even a minute! I didn't say a word about that until one day. We are always rushing to be on time and again the teacher was late. We were the only ones waiting for the class to start. The teacher came late and additionally she said that we are going to wait for other kids. Still wait and waste time!! we didn't even know if anyone is coming for sure. I asked why? This doesn't make sense. My daughter is here on time. We can start. We don't want to waste more time waiting for someone who maybe is not coming at all. She wasn't happy with what I said but she took my daughter inside the class and still didn't start the class. The woman at the front desk went inside to talk to the teacher so she finally started the class. Only one more child attended the class later that day. I was afraid that after I said something the teacher is going to be not nice to my daughter, picking on her and that's what happened... my daughter was crying most of the time. Is it a coincidence?? I took her out and said that this was probably our last time here and asked for refund. Couple days later I received an email saying about no refund policy and also saying that my child cut her finger and that's why she cried. Seriously?? First of all I didn't see any cut on a finger and secondly how she would do it. There was only two kids and a teacher. What was the teacher doing??? Also I want to mention that they cannot accommodate makeup classes!!! Their policy includes makeup classes and I called once to schedule a makeup class. They were not able to do it. They suggested to bring my daughter for the older class kids to watch. Nonsense!! I paid for the class, they couldn't schedule a makeup class and they don't refund for the class!!! I was very excited for this place and now I'm just really disappointed and I regret bringing my daughter there. Please be aware.

My daughter really enjoyed her Summer camp and performance! She will continue taking classes during…read morethe year as well.

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! ;)

Avoid! Very unfriendly staff and dance teacher who lacks any warmth or patience not a very friendly…read moreenvironment for young children there are many options choose elsewhere!

Don't send your kids here. I am a parent and I've held my tongue for a while because my child…read moreenjoyed their lessons, but I have about had it. If you want your child to have a proper music education, send them anywhere else. You would probably be better watching YouTube tutorials. I think the issues stem from the top down. They are nickel and diming everyone, and the quality of work isn't worth the price. I can't tell you how many teachers my kid has had, and no they don't tell you. My child has gotten attached to three teachers only for them to never return. Front desk staff also turns over far too often. I've heard anecdotally from other parents that they do not treat their staff properly. I think the turnover rate speaks for itself. And the replacement teachers are young, clueless, and don't know their right hand from their left. Issues of racism and ableism are also an open secret. But I can't put up with this any longer. I have heard of multiple instances from parents about mistreatment or black and autistic children (and their families). I know the front desk refused to look a black mother in the eye. Anyway, I pulled my child out several weeks ago. I reccomend any parent looking for lessons to go anywhere else.