My daughter has been going to Creation Station for almost a year and we love it! She is 3 1/2 now…read moreand takes Ballet/Tap. We have also tried other fun classes like Hip Hop and Guys & Dolls which were offered to us for make up classes. All of the teachers as well as the owners who run the studio are very nice, professional, and they offer many classes and camps. There is a great large area for parents/caregivers to hang out and watch their children dance and there is a 1 way glass which is great so that the kids are not distracted. They hold a recital once a year which was so much fun and VERY well done. I highly recommend Creation Station in Studio City for young boys and girls!

Such a great kids' dance studio! My daughter was extremely shy and anxious when she attended her…read morefirst ballet class, but the owner (David) and the teacher (Miss Alli/Ally) helped my daughter feel so comfortable and welcomed on her first day. My daughter has loved all the teachers whom she's taken classes with including Miss Alli and Miss Paola...all so sweet. I love that this studio is so flexible when it comes to scheduling makeups (never had an issue getting classes booked) and I am so thankful that they don't force a dress code for the little, teeny ones. (My daughter loves ballet but refuses to wear a tutu/dress skirt.)

Went to the Studio City, California Millennium Dance Complex because my friend was in town and her…read moredance group had sessions there. Walking in the space is full of awesome neon and framed photos of the many celebrities that have had dance rehearsals. Like Janet Jackson, Katy Perry, Jake Gyllenhaal, Shawn Mendes and a whole lot of others. The reception desk had to cool ladies that helped us and a guy doing an onsite video learn more about the dance complex including the for dance spaces and the famous red neon sign that people know. You can walk in and see if you can take a class for $23. That is a great deal! We watch through little square cut outs in the wall of a dance class. So cool!

Do not let the reputation of this studio fool you…read more The physical condition of the space is concerning and frankly unsafe -- exposed insulation hanging from the ceiling, excessive dust buildup on fans, leaking ceilings, distinct smell of mold and some electrical outlets not even secured into the walls. This isn't just about cleanliness -- it's about health and safety. Dancers are breathing heavily in this environment, and no one should be expected to train in a space like this. A studio with this level of recognition should be maintaining professional standards. Right now, it's falling far short.

Started with Hama in 1989! And still dancing with him his studios offers a variety of dance classes…read moretaught by caring and supportive instructors. I'm grateful for his style and love of dance! Everyone should definitely look into their classes very much worth it!!

A note to Julia , from my daughter …read more Dear Julia, I have grown as a dancer as well as a person. I can't begin to tell you how grateful I am to work with you. I will always hold a special place in my heart in the spring time when I started working with you. Thank You for an amazing 4 Years!

My boy, Mitch, absolutely loves attending dance at Liv' art. It's one of the few that blends fun…read morewith serious dance technique. This is the fourth studio we've tried and it's definitely the winner. His favorite teacher is Himmeria (hip hop and jazz technique). The nicest part is that the teachers create a very positive atmosphere. He's never felt unwelcome by the staff or students.

I love coming to this space. Everything is so lit up, all studios are very spacious and clean,…read moreclean bathrooms, and wide hallways that prevents huge congestion. Whether it's an audition, rehearsal or a class, it's always been a fun time. They do have limited parking but I always find a metered spot on Chandler. It's close to so many shops and restaurants. Lastly, I was trying to book space for rehearsal. There wasn't availability so I didn't book but I am appreciative that they provide a response with additional helpful info that I didn't even think to ask. It is so crazy to me that a lot of studios didn't get back to me or haven't even replied since I initially reached out to those studios over a week ago and LIV replied the next day. I appreciate their prompt response, helpfulness and level of customer service.

Soho dance was the place I first really started to learn to dance. It has been my home and a place…read moreof community and learning. The thing I love most about there is that they have is tic toes that will teach you the skills and the foundations do dance while still making it fun. I need a balance of technique and fun and they deliver! I have had the esteemed pleasure of working with and competing with many of the instructors, I've learned a multitude of dances, had incredible support and the most fun I've had pretty much anywhere. Dance itself can be almost addictive once you jump in and boy what better place to get those endorphins in while learning than at a place like this? I went from knowing virtually nothing and feeling very overwhelmed (in a good way) about any partner style dance, (I also didn't have a background in other forms of dance) and threw myself in entirely to then be at my first salsa competition a year later. I'm so glad I made that investment. I've warned lifelong friends and memories. They have knowledgeable teachers, kind staff, a wonderful space and always something fun going on. I have worked with the owner, Raul, the amazing Artem, the show stopping Yesenia, the bubbly Deana, the sassy Jackie and many others during my time there. The knowledge and experience I now possess makes me feel comfortable in most dance settings, socially or otherwise. If you're looking for a place to learn and have fun...this is it!

Thanks to Katie, my husband and I crushed our first wedding dance!! She took two amateurs and made…read moreus look magical. Thank you Katie for helping make our wedding so special!

Let me start by saying this loud and clear: I am not a great dancer. I'm decent--with two left…read morefeet--and I work hard outside of class because, well, I need to. I've even booked private sessions with instructors just to nail down routines. So if that sounds familiar, keep reading--because by the end of this, you might just be signing up for your first class. I've been a proud member of the Groove Zone community for nearly two years now, and honestly, I can't say enough great things about the instructors and the entire program. Yolanda Thomas, the owner and lead instructor, is a force of nature--an incredibly kind, passionate, and inspiring human who truly cares about every single person who steps through the studio doors. Her motto? "If you think you can't dance, I bet ya I can teach ya how to." (Spoiler alert: She can.) Thanks to Groove Zone, I've performed at two South Bay Lakers halftime shows and even hit the floor at a WNBA halftime performance at Crypto Arena--in front of 15,000 people. Yeah... 15,000. Never in my life did I think I'd perform in front of a live audience, let alone an arena crowd. It's the kind of rush you can't describe--and an experience most people never get the chance to have. And the community? Pure gold. The dancers I've met have become friends, cheerleaders, and my biggest supporters. There's zero judgment in the studio--because we're all there for the same reasons: to learn something new, break a sweat, and most importantly--have fun. Big shoutout to another powerhouse instructor: Manuela. She might seem intimidating at first (because let's be real--she's an absolute beast on the dance floor), but she is hilarious, supportive, and knows her stuff inside and out. She pushes you to grow, step outside your comfort zone, and leave class drenched in sweat--but in the best way possible. When it's time to hit the stage, she'll make sure you're 100% performance ready. And if you're not? She'll tell you that too--but with honesty, compassion, and the goal of making sure next time, you'll own that stage. That's how Groove Zone rolls: real talk, real support, real results. Take it from me--don't do what I did. I walked into my first class... got overwhelmed... and walked right back out. It took me a year to return. Don't let your nerves hold you back like that. Instead, challenge yourself. Step outside your comfort zone. Join a community of people who love to dance just as much as you want to. You don't have to be Justin Timberlake or Britney Spears. (I'm definitely not!) You just have to show up, bring your energy, make some new friends, and get one hell of a workout while you're at it. And when the day comes that you see yourself on a Jumbotron at a packed stadium, absolutely killing it in a halftime performance--don't say I didn't warn you about how badass you'd feel.

I'm in my 30s - I've always had rhythm! I felt the urge to join a hip hop class to see if I could…read morelearn and remember choreography. Groove Zone is the answer!!!! The instructors are really cool Australian women the first class is a free trial!

Came here after we went to the Sherman Oaks location. My daughter tried the class where we could…read moresit with her, which was preferable than her going in by herself. The instructor was super friendly as was the staff. Parking is easy and its located right near a restaurant, which is convenient! Overall a great place!

My little girl has been coming since this location opened and we LOVE coming every Sunday morning…read more My little one loves Miss Jess. Jess is so sweet and patient with all the kids and my little girl always gives her big hugs at the beginning and end of every class. Since she's been in this class she has learned patience and cooperation with other kids and she's learned to listen a lot better to other people so we are very happy about that. We love Blue Starz and Michelle and her whole team.

*strictly auditing restrooms to help girl dads navigate the struggle of public restrooms and…read moreprovide safety. Restroom Directions: The right door - across the studio floor (dayum!, slow down papíncredible look at that handsome guy in the mirror...twirl your princesa) Available Restrooms: 1 Men's/Gender-Neutral/Family: Family Changing Station(s): 1 Cleanliness/Privacy: yes - hell yeah! Stall Size: single room Kid-friendly Accessibility: yes Papíncredible Score: Review: (diamond hands to the sky, tippy toe twirl...arabesque) Not only is this school great - the restroom is a papíncredible's dream! The changing station table is spacious, the room is pink with ballerina photos on the wall, regular height toilet and a detached single step stool to move about independently (my chulitas are growing up so fast *man tear*) Trust me, men can sauté too! ...shit my daughter(s) said/did: [outside noise] ahAhaHA-HehE-WeEe

Been attending classes with my oldest for roughly 6 months now. It's been an overall fun and…read morepleasant experience! We started with Miss Taylor, who was very welcoming. We had to switch classes for scheduling reasons and are currently with Miss Emily. She's very engaging with both the students and the parents. She makes sure to keep us all informed about what our little ones are learning, even giving feedback and updates on progress. The customer service has been very top notch too. Most inquiries or requests for rescheduling has been handled quite promptly and without issue. The most recent one being helping a fellow mom take advantage of the "bring a friend to class" promotion the studio was running last month. The studio admin, Sydney, was great and handled everything! We've participated in one recital so far. Sign ups for recitals are optional, so I did not know what to expect, but I certainly didn't think that my daughter was the only one from her class that signed up. My other guess is that not many other girls from that age group signed up either, as she had to perform with just one other student who she didn't know. It was not a long performance, which was to be expected. We're unsure as to why the littlest ones went first, as they set the tone for the rest of their peers, giving the impression that going up on stage has to be a daunting and traumatizing experience. It was my daughter's first time on stage, so I can't say it went fantastically, but I also can't put too much blame on anyone else for that. If anything, it just means she needs to have more classes so she can get better! I can't seem to find out if there are any offers to provide discounts for sibling sign ups, so I hope you guys consider doing something like that in the future!