What a great location to host a kids dance party!!! I've ha d a few friends who come for the dance…read moreclasses and have nothing but positive things to say about the programs, instructor(s) and studio. I was so impressed by everything and then our minds were blown as the instructor some how managed to spend 30 mins in the studio with more than 15 kids ranging from the age of 2 to 10 years. How she managed to get the kids (both boys and girls) to do a new dance routine was absolutely beyond words can describe. It was girls birthday party but the boys seemed to be into it just as much. The kids performed to several songs that all blended together nicely with their dance routine and it had us clapping and stomping our feet as they all did a good job. Talk about taking camp counseling to the next level... let me know when you find someone who can take that many kids in such a small amount of time and teach them a video worthy set of moves on the dance floor. Trying to find a way to get our kids back to Evolve on a regular despite the location being a bit out of our way, but if you can make it over definitely sign your kids up for a session as I'm pretty sure they will enjoy it!!! Several other studio rooms that don't appear as big as the main one but it's great. A dance studio with the ability to do so many things that lend to the people. Mrs. Chez, KUDOS!!!

We really had high hopes for this dance studio. After a few months of dance class, we had to take…read moreour daughter out. At the end of each class, our child would cry that she did not want to come anymore. The instructor referred to my daughter as "girl" and not her name (although only a handful of girls in the class). The instructor did not take time to slow down and explain routines to her. Our daughter felt overwhelmed and confused. We enrolled in her another dance school in Gilbert and she is much happier and learning so much. Would definitely not recommend for your little girl/boy that is a beginner in dance. We did not leave with the best impression.

Disappointed. I put my 5 year old in for dance here, even tho I knew it was pricey. What I didn't…read moreknow: you have to pay for your child to participate in the recital, like more than $150. You have to pay to attend the recital. THE PARENT HAS TO PAY TO ATTEND THE RECITAL. $30 a ticket, per person. It's become clear this studio caters to a very specific market and anyone less than super rich should not bother coming here.

When my friend Shauna told me about an amazing Zumba class she'd been taking, I was intrigued. And…read morewhen Saturday rolled around and I slept in past the 8am spin class I'd been planning on attending, I remembered that the Zumba class Shauna told me about started at 10:00. I called Shauna that morning and she told me the class was at Bricks Studio. So convenient, the studio is right down the street from me, yet I never paid any attention to it before. But I pulled in to some very friendly people, and just before the clock struck 10, I paid my $10 and was dancing up a storm with Marissa, the awesome instructor and a class full of women (and one man). Great energy, instruction, music, and more... I've never been a huge fan of Zumba but I am now! I may just make this a regular on my workout rotation! Come sweat it up with me some Saturday... I think you'll be impressed with the studio, and even more so with Marissa. Her class is extremely fun and an awesome workout all at the same time. Don't take my word for it though, come show off your moves at Bricks! See you there.

Beverly is so patient but helpful and firm when she needs to be for my toddler's tumbling class…read more She has learned so much in the short time she has been taking classes there. Cloud be cleaner though.

I am still upset about the winter recital of 2021; while other studios secured professional venues,…read moreours took place in the backyard of the owner's restaurant. Dancers used the dining room as their dressing area, with no privacy afforded to them (BTW is it sanitary to have dancers' personal items all over commercial eating areas?). Dads were allowed in the changing areas, too. The dancers were required to haul their rented costumes on foot to and from the studio, next to the busy McKellips road with no supervision from the studio. There was nowhere to park, and we still had to pay our recital fees and admission fees to sit out in the elements. My kid was freezing cold. I paid for a professional recital. I had reasonable expectations that were not met. Where did my money go if we didn't have to pay for an auditorium? The studio is not being maintained. It's falling apart and it is filthy. The only good thing there is Beverly. I wish she'd open her own studio.

Love the ambiance. My daughter's coach is amazing. My daughter was very excited when we told her…read morethat she's going to Gold Medal Gymnastics. We definitely did our research before enrolling her to Gold Medal. Love the inclusion and diversity as well.

We utilize the camps that are offered during breaks. My kids have so much fun and make huge…read moreconfidence gains.

Great space to learn any dance style. I love the vibe! Average size studios…read more Accessible parking and entrance.

I came here this past Friday and had a really wonderful time and wanted to share my experience…read morehere. I asked one of my Reformer Pilates instructors about a place I could get hip hop or k pop dance lessons and he mentioned this place to me. Fast forward a few more weeks, I found a South African ampiano style groove class happening here and signed up for the class! This dance class isn't always offered so when I saw it happening here, I immediately jumped for it. The studio itself is tucked into a row of office like suites and there was a few more dance rooms here. Easy parking here. Our room got the job done as there were mirrors and cool art painted on one wall. I guess my only gripe is that the room was kind of small for the amount of people signed up for the class and I didn't love the overhead fluorescent style light. The room was pretty hot but granted we were all moving quite a bit. And there was a huge fan in the room, which was really nice. I'd definitely come back to take another class here and there are some serious dancers that come thru here, I enjoyed my experience here!

We've been going here for years and love every single thing about it. There's no place like it. My…read moredaughter is able to learn theatrical dance in a non-competitive environment where the girls all work together, build each other up and mentor each other. The teachers are amazing. The performances are absolutely incredible and beautiful. My daughter feels so happy here. We just love it so much!

Great studio, friendly and knowledgeable instructors. My daughter has been attending this school…read moresince she was 3. They have great shows and she really enjoys dancing. They don't do competitions at her age level (9years old).

We have been coming here since 2016. The teachers are incredible. The facility is unassuming, but…read moredon't let that deter you. The dedication and time the teachers invest into their students stands out above other studios. We have been very happy to be a part of the TDA family!

Attended their Christmas program at the Chandler Performing Arts Center and it was outstanding…read more Would recommend it to everyone.

Catch Wrek is such a fun hip hop studio, the staff are so friendly and patient with all of the…read morestudents, to be honest, they seem to know how to direct the energy my son has better than I do myself. I've been coming here to bring my son for breakdance classes for about two years now. When we started he was getting up and jumping around whenever he heard pop, hip hop, or rock music, so naturally I wanted to find a place for him to focus that energy into a skill that he will have for life and what a better social skill than dance! I searched and searched and the best I could find was a ballroom or ballet focused dance studio and then one day I ran into Catch Wrek while doing some online searching. I called them up and scheduled my appointment post haste! Miguel was so nice and friendly, explained how the class schedules work, how the monthly fees worked and invited us to come take a free class with them. My son was so excited during his first class and had so much fun we were in for sure. What I didn't quite realize at the time was that this school specialized in break dancing. I sort of thought I was putting him in to a choreography based hip hop dance class, but it turns out that this is much cooler and much more fun! Catch Wrek will take students of all ages and start them out in their beginners class. Depending on your level, classes will start at 4 or 6 pm. I really love how the school communicate through through an app for things like schedule changes and announcements, which makes it easy to get updates on classes and events. I'm super glad we found Catch Wrek, it's been almost two years of coming here and my son is doing head stands, back bends, kick outs and other dance moves at home just randomly throughout the day wherever we are. Right now the coach / owner Miguel (Gravity) is on Team USA and training for 2024 Olympics. How cool to have such a talented and skilled BBoy teaching your kid the art of breaking. Fun fact, Paris 2024 is the first time you'll see Breaking in the Olympics. Gravity brings his high energy personality to his studio. I've seen him wrangle up the most energetic of kids on his left and bring the most timid of kids out of their shell on his right - basically at the same time, this is such great place for your child to learn a unique and fun skill like break dancing!! :-)