Took their contemporary dance class for beginners. It was fun. Dance is difficult thoughread more

Don't waste your money. The classes fill up and you likely won't be able to attend the classes you…read morewant. The burden is on the members to find a class to fulfill the membership so you will end up paying for classes that are not available, but the Underground Dance studio's position is that's your problem for not devoting more of your time towards planning dance classes far in advance and following waitlists. You are required to sign up for a recurring membership fee to take the trial. My daughter was not aware. After the trial her credit card was charged about $28 per week for several months without her taking one class. The Underground Dance studio raked in the fees with no classes taken. Remember, the business model is that it's your responsibility to fight your way into a class and the Studio has zero responsibility. It is predatory.

When Yelp suggested media to go with my review 30+ videos popped up haha.... I started my dance…read morejourney at DanceLife half a year ago and it's my go-to dance studio! I love the choreographers here and the prices are really affordable. If you're thinking about giving dancing a shot, 100% start your journey here!!

My daughter told me she is interested in dancing k-pop. So, I did some research and found this…read moreonline. I saw the good reviews and decide to give it a try. We attended the Sat morning k-pop drop in classes and she enjoyed it. I end up getting a 5-pass package. Overall, it's pretty good. They learn a dance over 2 classes and after every class they give parents a chance to record their performance.

I had alot of fun here, the instructors are really patient and the dances are a good calory burner…read more I tried a few different lessons, my favourite is hip hop

Excellent place!!! Loved my first time there :) when you dance, you can take your mask off, so you…read morewon't pass out!

Two excellent classes at this Studio make me wish I had more time to exercise. I know!…read more My first love is the dance fitness class led by Heather Kay (www SparkleNation.ca). This is not your grandmother's Zumba class! Great balance of cardio and strength, mix of styles from Latin to Bollywood to african to highland to anything you can think of. And so much fun! Even for a mature, graceless, sort of sedentary type like myself. Coming in at a close second is the trampoline classes (Google Fit and Jump, or look for them on Groupon). Thanks to being protected by the perimeter of your mini trampoline, you and your classmates are safe from my flailing arms and wonky rhythms. You will be amazed at how hard you work while feeling that schoolkid high of JUMPING! Another great full body workout. Both classes are very welcoming - doesn't matter who you are, you can do this. You will love it!

This studio is not acting to prevent or even address harassment behaviors despite constant and…read moresometimes repeated complaints of harassment. Clearly, it is prioritizing making money over ensuring safety or comfort for women and expecting that women will just stay silent and not "cause any issues". There is also no code of conduct or policy, which you can find in other studios. Women are building their own creep list to protect themselves. What a shame.

3 stars for the venue, 5 stars for everything I've attended there!…read more Dovercourt House is a dance studio with rentable spaces on three floors. I've only been to classes in the first floor (zumba, Wednesday nights and Sunday morning), but I attend quite regularly so I'm in and out of there pretty regularly. While it's definitely a great location (hello monopoly!) and I am so grateful for it's existence, it could definitely use an upgrade. The floors are in great shape which is of course the most important feature of a dance studio, but it is lacking in quite a few other areas, mainly the air conditioning (um, there is none) and the washrooms (why are you so tiny and dingy?). Even with it's downfalls, Dovercourt House is still a great part of the neighbourhood.

Dovercourt House feels like a second home. Three large ballrooms for dance classes or special…read moreevents (with really great wood floors), and a separate basement venue with a cool vibe. Reasonable rental costs if you're throwing an event. Has simple kitchen facilities on each floor. The manager Andy is a great guy and very helpful. It can feel a bit run down on occasion, but that's just part of its charm. Pop by any Friday or Saturday night and there will be a ton of happy people enjoying multiple kinds of dancing.

My girlfriends and I had been dying to try salsa dancing classes for a long time, but last-minute…read more'things' kept coming up, preventing us from attending a class. When we finally went, we all wondered why we hadn't gone sooner, what a blast! One of my friends had met Marla, the owner and founder of Danceology, at an event and took it as a sign, vowing to tow us all in as soon as she could. If you're like me, and have been saying "It would be great to take some dancing classes," for goodness knows how long, I highly recommend Danceology. They have a large, professional staff and a beautiful space in Liberty Village. We make a point to go once a month now!

Dancelogy have been offering a groupon deal for the last few months - and I fell in the trap and…read morepurchased one myself. I must start that the studio is in a great location/community and the studio is absolutely stunning. The only downside is that the studio is all surrounded by windows - it doesn't really bother me that much, but I can see how other people may feel uncomfortable being in this environment for their classes. Why am I giving this place 2 stars? The groupon was $19 for 10 pilates, zumba, and yoga classes. That is one un-passable deal - but, they only offer those classes listed above 1-2x a day. Timing may be very hard for some people to attend (usually classes are around noon). BUT, wait...the worse feeling is walking all the way to the studio and then being told that class is cancelled because there's not enough people attending. The instructor was late 10 minutes herself and we sat there waiting for her. Once she entered the door and only saw it was the two of us, she just asked us to go, because she wasn't going to hold the class if it was just two people. I have never had this happen to me before - the instructors in other studios will still go on with the class even if I was the only student. I probably will return to try to finish my 10 classes...but I highly doubt I will get through all of them.

One of the best decisions my wife and I have made together was signing up for dance lessons at…read moreArthur Murray Dance studio in Yorkville. We signed up for 16 lessons learning Salsa, Merengue, Bachata and Rumba. It is absolutely fantastic. The studio is spacious and all of the instructors are really good. That said, our instructor, Val Casault, is simply amazing. She is a great dancer, but more importantly, she is super patient and really pays attention to my wife and I, getting to know our individual styles and movements so that she can personalize and tailor her instruction for us. I had two left feet when we started and in about 6 lessons or so we were already ready to go out and dance at a salsa club. Also, in addition to the dance lessons we paid for, the studio also hosts dance party nights every week which are free, unlimited and they're so much fun. Sign up for some lessons here, you won't regret it. And, you'll find that you and your partner will become a bit more intimate and get to know each other a little bit better ;)

From the owner: We've taught Latin & social ballroom dance lessons in Toronto to over 100,000 students since 1952,…read moreand counting!

This dance studio offers group and private lessons, focusing on Latin dances and Zumba classes…read more Examples of dance style area Salsa on 1, Bachata, Cuban Rueda De Casino, Latin Heels, and NY Salsa on 2. They cater to adults and children. We came here to take a Zumba group class for children and adults. It was well-run and fun. The instructor was Yized Amaya. They will start teaching KPop on 2024-01-26. They moved to this location on 2023-11-17. They started at Bloor and Islington in 2016. There is free WiFi. The place is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. There are a few free spots in the back parking lot, but you must park next to the fence. Review 2024-012

Our daughter, Sophie, started dancing at BDM when she was 3 years old. She is now 16 years old and…read moreis still dancing at BDM and is also a member of the BDM competitive team. Over the years she has taken a couple of classes at different studios but it's BDM that is a second home to her and where she loves to be. The quality of training is second to none and she has formed strong bonds with the teachers and strong friendships with the other dancers.

Poppy is a great Zumba teacher! Lots if energy and everyone always has such a fun time. You spend…read morean hour dancing and laughing and don't even realize that you are also getting fit and healthy at the same time! I totally recommend coming out and trying a few classes (give yourself atleast a few to get into the groove if you've never done Zumba before)

I started taking Popi's Zumba class in June. I hate to miss it because at the end of each class I…read morefeel like I've worked out each major muscle including my heart. The music is great and she gives you enough time to feel you've mastered a routine before she switches it up. This is from a person with two left feet. EDM

From the very beginning of tango lessons at Rhythm & Motion Dance Studio we realized that for the…read morefirst time in our tango experience we were getting not only lessons with just different combinations of tango steps but we joined a well designed system of tango education. Especially it became clear for us when we went to Buenos Aires on the trip organized by Elizabeth to see and feel the origins of tango. Our trip to BA has changed our attitude and understanding of tango. Elizabeth was sincerely trying to show us the best of BA tango flavor. Her dedication to tango and her tremendous efforts to get us to every tango related activity and place really made a difference in our understanding of tango origins and culture. During our BA trip with Elizabeth, we saw her from a different side, not only as a skilled teacher and accomplished dancer but also as a caring person who was trying to make sure that we love everything about tango. We tried BA food, did shopping, and lived tango-house life, with lessons every day and milongas every night. We were astonished by the level of energy Elizabeth could maintain through the days in BA, the main source of which is her love and contagious passion for tango, so we got tango bug too and it looks like forever... Nelya and Igor Kislenko