My boyfriend and I took our first dance class and the instructor was fantastic. She was friendly,…read moreknew her stuff and taught us the waltz. By the time our lesson was over we were waltzing to music. Lots of fun. Laid back. The studio is cozy, clean and very warm and inviting.

From the owner: Adult Dancing • Dance Parties • Dance Events…read more Learn to dance in a casual and enjoyable environment with the experts at Dance D'Elegance Ballroom! Our experienced instructors will have you dancing in no time. We offer a variety of classes, including ballroom, Latin, and swing. Whether you're looking to learn for fun or for a special occasion, we have the perfect class for you. Dance D'Elegance also hosts ballroom dancing parties on select Saturday nights. Our events at Dance D'Elegance provide a wonderful way to entertain your guests while having fun. Contact us for more details. Experience dance, fun, fitness, connection, joy, social interaction, and much more! Reach out to us today to learn more!

I signed my daughter up for summer dance and it has been an amazing experience. Everyone already…read moreknows my daughters name and makes her feel so welcomed and comfortable to be herself. We signed up for multiple dance classes so she is able to pick which type of dance she wants to go into and im so impressed. We can't wait for fall classes!!

From the owner: Welcome to The Vibe Dance Company!! We offer dance classes, competition teams, yoga, Pilates,…read moreZumba, and there’s always more to come! No matter your age or experience level- we have a place for you! Located right on front street in Cuyahoga falls, there’s so much to do in this beautiful area! Stop by missing mountain or Darbys for some great food, stricklands for dessert, or walk the boardwalk behind the studio that overlooks the river! Give us a call, message us, or stop in to see more of what we offer! 💗

Movement Works is amazing! It is a very family friendly environment and extremely welcoming.read more

When u are looking for a non competitive dance studio that teaches and focuses on one on with each…read morechild , they offer tap, jazz , ballet , acro for all ages.

Definitely NOT worth the cost!!! Overpriced costumes. Cancelled classes not made up (and they are…read moreonly 1 hour or 45 minutes even only 1x per week). My daughter's Lyrical class had NO performance at the Christmas Recital and only 1x at the Spring recital... and yet DARCY is out there what 10x???!!! She has NO shame. TOTAL money grab!

I fail to see how the studio is still in business. Darcy's is regarded by most of the town as the…read moredance studio equivalent of Dracula - it drains your bank account and leaves you with nothing for it. I danced with Darcy's for seven years. I left the studio because I learned absolutely no technique in all of those years. Through my last two, I was the only dancer in my jazz class who did not have ballet immediately before and was treated like a second rate citizen. The time I paid for was spent watching the other class practice, sometimes for even half of my forty five minute "lesson." My parents paid for my dance lessons - I was lucky. However, it seemed all along that Darcy's felt I was not paying enough, as I was swept under the rug since day one. Largely without the help of the studio I've since become a strong dancer, but never had my talent been recognized. The solos were bought, places on the dance team were bought, and the entire studio was a plutocracy instead of a dance studio. After leaving, I half-expected the studio to notice. It is a small town and when a patron of seven years vanishes, any business would take note. Unfortunately, the studio is not so much a business as a scam and a vanity project. I got no email, no letter, not even the newsletter they used to send out every year to encourage students to register for the next year. I left my studio, but it felt like it dumped me. As mentioned, the studio is a vanity project. The environment is caustic, fed by the secretary and owner, who dance in every recital. Ultimately, the recital is about the students, most of which are young children. The townspeople go to the recitals for the children, not to see grown women dancing. The routines for the mature dancers are an embarrassment - any mature dancer considering Darcy's should hop over to one of the other studios in town for ballroom and the like, where your choreography isn't the same as the pre-kindergarten classes'. However, the aforementioned owner ends up in more than the dancers for older women; she dances with teenage girls - dances she doesn't belong in. My parents have pointed out time and time again that the production value drops radically with her in a dance as she stands out in all the wrong ways. Her pride is crippling all of her dancers. I've done some performing outside of Darcy's, and have even been involved in television production. My experiences with performance have shown me that there is no reason the staff should be running around on recital day like they've never seen a stage before. The preparation is not there, and so the volunteers are stressed out. I've always helped out behind the scenes watching some of the little ones, and so have prime seating to see the real entertainment of the day - chaos backstage. Parents aren't told what the volunteers are responsible for, resulting in utter madness when a parent brings their child back to sit with them and no one knows where this kid could have gone. The owner and secretary, who should be taking on organizational roles, are too busy plumping their egos to actually manage the students. The volunteers have to fight to get any information out of some staff member as to how to costume the children, as no one is willing to take two seconds to explain the situation. This is just one of countless examples of the entitled snobbery of most of the dancers and staff. Ultimately, though, I don't look back on my years of dance fondly. I've always been awkward, and Darcy's made me feel like I didn't belong doing something I loved. I was not informed that my awkwardness could make me an amazing dancer - that was something I learned elsewhere. I was not encouraged. I was not supported. I did not feel wanted. The studio took my parents' money, forgot about me entirely, and failed to provide any real service. What I paid for was insecurity and a first row seat to the chaotic vanity project that is Darcy's School of Dance. I would definitely recommend this studio if you are a self-sadist/psychologist researching narcissists. Otherwise, steer clear.

I was always a bigger girl and I never felt bad for being a different size than other girls. I saw…read morea review about a daughter being yelled at and called fat and that is total BS!! I felt so at home and had many places in the front because they are supportive and believe in talent. This dance studio raised me and I would recommend it to ANYONE. I made lifelong friends here and couldn't have asked for a better experience!!

My daughter started with Danceworks at age 3. They taught her the fundamentals and understood if…read moreshe wanted to cheer or try soccer as well. No pressure. This helped her to develop her skills and explore her strengths and weaknesses. Nancy and Amy were always approachable and honest. Our daughter went on to dance in college and beyond and we are grateful for their guidance. She now dances in LA and teaches.

Decided to take my daughter Gertie here after hearing of its good reputation. The nice dance…read moreteacher, Cathy, worked with my daughter to correct her mistakes and eventually achieve a solo winning 1st overall at a dance competition! Sadly had to move too far away, but will always thank Candy Apples for my daughter's present abilities!

The receptionist was very rude and disrespectful towards me even though i was just trying to ask a…read morequestion to see if they got my enrollment for my daughter.