My daughter was in Tap 1. She struggled in this class with the students and teacher Emily. What…read morewas suppose to be fun and building self esteem turned into devastation. One day she came home and cried for two hours because she was required to make the teacher laugh and couldn't. She thought she was responsible for the class not getting a popsicle party. They did not get a party that day. The final straw was the recital in Anchorage. There were four days that we were to drive in. On the first and last day we were there as required at 3p.m. We were the 2nd class to perform on stage. When we were not called I found Emily and asked her why. She said we were passed over. There were runners to tell everybody everything but we were told nothing. That was 2 1/2 hours later. My daughter was crushed. She had her costume and dreamed of being on stage. The recital cost around 180.00 and of course is non refundable. She is signed up for the fall semester and of course that is non refundable. Check it out before your child becomes a student.

Great place for all your dance needs for all ages.Dancers Workshop is a branch of Anchorage Ballet…read moreAcademy and offers great variety of dance lessons.Very good quality teachers that are dedicated to teach correct technique and have fun as well, they know how to correct technique without putting anyone down or yelling. Atmosphere of this studio is always encouraging.Very suitable for children, choice of songs is age appropriate.Dance lessons offered for adults as well.To my knowledge this studio trained students , who choose dance as a career and joined professional dance companies.I have been taking lessons at Dancers Workshop for few years now and I am very pleased with a company.It is a little pricey in comparison with couple other studios in town,but the quality is the best and I personally would not trade quality for quantity.Dancers workshop is holding up to a great standard in all categories.

This is a pretty great theater. Saw two plays on back-to-back weekends…read more It didn't feel like there was a bad seat in the house. I sat in both the front area and the back and it was easy to see and hear in both spots. There is only one bathroom so the ladies line gets pretty long at intermission. There are no ushers so finding your seat can be a little confusing, especially the first time. There are snacks for sale and I didn't see any specific signs saying no food or drink...though my understanding of theater etiquette implies no food or drink...so that's interesting and worth a little extra observation the next time.

This is a beautiful new theater on the Mat-Su College campus. It seats 520 people and has…read morestate-of-the-art lighting and sound. I have been to multiple live productions here, including The Alaskan Nutcracker, and it was simply beautiful. The sound was clear from every spot in the room and the seats were very comfortable.

Meghann is a stellar teacher who gave me the foundational techniques I need to use my voice…read moreproperly. It has transformed how I sing. I highly recommend her.

From the owner: I provide high quality, hands-on, private voice lessons with an emphasis on classical vocal…read moretechnique. This foundation in healthy technique and a solid understanding of the vocal mechanism can be applied to musical theater, blues, pop, jazz, and of course, classical repertoire. All styles, and skill levels are welcome. I teach ages 10 and above.

I tried one of their interpretive dance classes because my friend was going there and she said it…read morewas great. I had never done any difficult kind of dance before but my friend had told me not to worry and that it takes time to learn... This was a horrible experience for me, I literally cried after the class. We all did a group practice and I was completely lost 3/4 of the way through because the teacher didn't explain anything, some other girls were lost as well, so I know it wasn't just me. After the group practice (which I finally started to understand through repetitiveness) she had us go one by one and do some sort of running jump (I'm sure there is a name for it, I just don't know it) and all the girls did great of course but seeing as how I had no clue how to do it I just jumped a little and went back in line and as I did so the teacher was literally screaming at me to not give up and that I couldn't be in her class if I gave up... She could've tried to teach me how to do it correctly but no, she wanted to just scream at me. I know dance teachers are very strict and expect the best but she knew I was new and I kind of expected her to actually teach. I will never go there again, I don't like being yelled at for no reason.

We (my mom and I) have had issues with me being told I don't have autism or any disorder. We have…read moreasked several times for videos of the dance so we have the ability to practice more and have been ignored every time. We had my ballet dance part taken away for going on a educational trip instead of missing school and going to dance. I was in class trying to learn and they denied me my right to perform because I still didn't fully understand after ask for help all semester. I still have 2weeks of practice left. I was told by owner if practice and proved I knew my dance well enough I could perform. She told my mom I wasn't allowed. (Mom)My child has stated several times she didn't understand and no one would help her. When I asked the owner today 4/23 why she couldn't perform she immediately got aggressive and confrontational and I have more than 1 witness to this. I tried to leave and she kept demanding to confront my autistic language impaired daughter. I'm disgusted with how they treat families with disabilities.