Very nice facility. There really is no bad seating spot as I've sat in three different locations…read morenow and saw the stage pretty well from each section. The seating is a little off for me. Disclaimer, it could be my bad knees, but after about an hour of sitting, my knee was uncomfortable as it wasn't much space to stretch my leg out in front of me. In this occasion, I was sitting in the far back towards the door. The aisle is pretty big and there is a little room to stand up in the back to stretch your legs. This is not a complaint, just an FYI if you too have a bad knee.

Nice venue.. great parking. Nice clean bathrooms. The seating was comfortable. The stage was great…read more Few issues with the sound system. Great spot for a small concert. Ample parking. Large lobby. We really enjoyed the the music and the acoustics were great. Dave Collins performed very talented singer. Saxophonist Mckenny wore it out she was fantastic. Looking forward to her album soon.

One of the best decisions I made regarding my daughter was to enroll her into Tayo Reed's PAC. I…read moreneeded a safe and fun place for her to be one summer and after speaking with Ms. Tayo over the phone she answered all of my questions as a mom and a social worker. I had many questions and she was understanding. We went from attending summer's only to my daughter becoming a member of the Perfoming Company. I trusted Ms. Tayo and her staff with the development and growth of my daughter as a dancer and a confident young lady. Ms. Tayo had always been approachable and has a big heart for the kids. She's very passionate about the arts and she will push your child to be their best. Over the years I have seen the staff change and maybe even some procedures. But the commitment to helping children be their best has remained a constant priority at Tayo Reed's PAC.

My daughter has been a part of the Tayo Reed family for at least 6 years and has grown…read moreexponentially in a number of ways. In terms of dance, her technique in modern, ballet, lyrical, and contemporary (her favorite genres) have drastically improved throughout the years. She was invited to attend a well-known performing arts high school in Atlanta and has continued her studies with Ms. Tayo while completing her first college degree. Ms. Tayo also helped my daughter boost her confidence level in terms of performing as well as in her personal and academic endeavors. Ms. Tayo has always made myself and my daughter feel like family, so much so that as a college student she and some of Ms. Tayo's former students who are now adults continue to frequent the school to assist Ms. Tayo with the younger students. The friendships she gained while participating in Ms. Tayo's program are unbreakable and it is a joy to see the students maintaining their relationship in their blossoming adult lives. My daughter has traveled with Ms. Tayo in dance competitions and a variety of other shows and had the pleasure of earning her first paycheck as a dancer when she assisted Ms. Tayo and her very talented band. It is unfortunate that the parent in a prior review had such a negative experience with Ms. Tayo's program. She works very hard to offer students on the southside of Atlanta opportunities to strengthen their performing arts skills that would otherwise not be afforded to them. She also works very hard to ensure that low to middle-income families are able to obtain good quality afterschool childcare and exposure to the performing arts at an EXTREMELY reasonable price. I will continue to support her in all of her future endeavors.

Best dance team every. The coach are excellent,, even though they can be strict sometimes it only…read moreto encourage us dancer to be better. The coaches can also be fun. It's an phenomenal dance studio.

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As a first time dance parent, this was a rocky season that will end with no return…read more First, there's only one dance instructor throughout the school, meaning the owner is the coach (which SHOULD be no problem) but sis needs to stop being cheap and hire some help. She's running classes between 4-5 year olds to 12, maybe 14 year olds and all their parents included. That's a lot of people to deal with.... I've seen upset moms, who walk out cussing to the fathers, moms with tears because they spent their last on what they thought was needed for the recital. So ehat was ridiculous to me was when recital time came, the whole week the coach said she didn't want anyone contacting her and to contact her "volunteers" which are temps for whatever she's doing (not reliable and very unprofessional) smh. Second, we pay a good penny to see our girl dance, only for some to perform and some not. I was very excited the first 3 months seeing my 4 year old dance and make friends BUT AFTER I paid my first deposit the same day the coach told me my daughter might not perform well because she "plays" too much in class. My smile immediately went to a frown and I was wondering "well what the hell has my daughter been doing for 3 months and what WILL she do in the next 3?" Not a good position to be in as a spending parent. It also has me thinking why are u hosting a 4-5 year old class of 10-15 girls by yourself... don't you think that's a bit much for that age group? I think at that point I should've just asked for the refund and kept her in the main class or even found another hobby but noooooo I wanted to see if my baby would beat the odds. Third, RECITAL TIME ! The coach not only inconvenience u on Sundays at 2pm with zoom meetings like people don't have family's and go to church, but us parents had to purchase SO MANY things on our own like a whole kaboodle bag FULL of makeup (foundation, blush, mascara, eye shadow, eyeliner, nail polish AND remover, lipstick, hair spray, Advil/Tylenol, baby wipes, hair pins, brushes, combs, scissors, lint rollers, deodorant, perfume, and many more items that I felt a 4 year old should not have or be in possession of) I think she had plans on hiring a makeup artist and she never showed (not surprised) with the attitude she carries. she doesn't have a package for leotard, tights, shoes, so u have to provide it ALL! IN THE RIGHT COLOR! or your baby doesn't perform. seems like with such strict rules you would have these things in order so that your girls could easily perform, right?. Lastly, after the recital I ask the coach if I could get my daughters uniform that was changed by her "volunteers" during the first part of the recital... she fumbled around for what ended up being a week, saying she had to contact other parents to see if everyone had theirs but my daughter NEVER received hers.... PERIOD. So of course, I was upset and offended, this lady who had us wasting all of our time and money didn't want to give me the uniform for my child that I paid for, very absurd. So I told her that I will file a civil court case which she had ALOT of choice words for me lol I didn't care because my word was going to hold up in court and she wasn't getting another penny out of me. However, that was the only way I was able to obtain my daughters uniform. The unprofessionalism, the inconsideration, her attitude towards parents especially the ones who don't want to volunteer their time or praise her (please stop being cheap and hire some help) is not worth the experience. We talking $70/month (one class a week) with 6 months of prep for the recital, $250-$350 for uniforms, over $150+ for the items like ballet and jazz shoes in nude AND black, leotards BOTH COLORS, tights IF THEY ARENT THE RIGHT COLOR I SEEN HER TELL PARENTS TO DYE THEM ‍, $25 membership dues, THE WASTED MONEY SPENT ON THE KABOODLE BAG. They always ask us to support our people, but we can't when this is the result. This is why we choose opposite.

Absolutely fantastic people to work with and very knowledgeable about dance. We continue to grow…read moreas dancers and have thoroughly enjoyed our experience with them. Give them a try!