This dance school is horrible and I don't recommend anyone enroll here or their children here. The…read moredance director just ignores me, all I requested is that she upload the video of my performance from the 2001 dance recital because it would mean a lot to me since I don't have any videos of myself as a child. She ignored me entirely even though I'm sure she saw my comments on YouTube since she's uploading videos of the current recital. She shouldn't even be a director since she treats people so horribly.

Tonight was my first night back at this studio in a couple of years. I went to try out some of the…read moresummer classes, and was pleasantly surprised at the updated look. Talk about a facelift! My favorite part is the new, custom floors they made to absorb the shock on your knees and hips from leaping and jumping. The instructors are bubbly and fun. As for COVID, everyone was required to wear a mask when they entered and had their temperature checked at the door. The dancers are spaced out during the lesson and are instructed to like up at the bathroom to wash their hands after each class. I watched the barres being sanitized after every class. I never felt unsafe. 10/10

Last month before my new job, I took a trip down to Orlando. I looked into dance classes as I have…read morea committed passion for choreographed dance. It's not just a hobby, it's a way of life for me. It's something evryone should try out for a period in their life, dance class. I've never found a musical theater dance class so I planned to take the Tuesday one with Alyssa if I recall her name correctly. We did a song from Princess and the Frog. I have a newfound inspiration I didn't even know it was a thing until Orlando's very own musical theater dance classes! It was awesome. Packed class. Front desk had good customer service. They even record and upload their dances to their yt channel, something I do for my own yt channel for dance covers I do. Keep up the great work!!

I took my first class at Studio K and loved it. I took a tap class with Amanda. It was an…read moreintermediate class and I was nervous at first because it has been some time that I have danced. She was awesome. She broke all the steps down and made everyone feel comfortable. I can't wait for the next tap class. I feel like my old self tonight!

Best Dance Studio in Orlando. A positive, fun and effective dance program for children ages 2-18…read more Mrs Lindsey is an Experience Dancer and Choreographer who is not only up to date on current dance skills and trends but takes to heart her passion and love of teaching to both youths and adults. Please check out the Artist Space School of Dance, your kids will love it. Our Family does.

From the owner: The Artist Space is owned and operated by entertainment professionals currently working in the…read moreindustry today allowing us to offer you the most current techniques and styles with inspiration and passion. We offer all styles of dance from ballet to breakdancing for students ages 3 to 17 as well as our Pro Artist Series for dancers 18 & Up. Classes for ages 3-17 are capped at a minimum of 15 students to provide focused training. Your child won't get lost in the crowd. Our instructors go above and beyond to support and inspire each students individual artistry and we strive to create an all inclusive, family feel. We are in partnership with Metropolis Productions so not only do our students receive the most current training they also have connections to the Orlando professional entertainment community via one of the top production companies in the U.S. Centrally located in-between Williamsburg and Hunters Creek.

Thank you, I appreciate your commitment to making things better…read more While you work to improve front office staff attitudes, can you please review your back stage procedures during recitals? I was told during recital prep that volunteers had a system to make sure kids and parents would be identified and no one would get lost. That system turned out to be a hair band on the parents wrist. Really? No wristband with the child's name? What stopped someone from giving the band to someone else or someone using a band of their own to get a child they don't have parental rights? The inside of the younger kids room was pandemonium. Kids were getting hurt because the older kids were horsing around and not listening to the adults. I had no confidence that my 3 year old daughter would have been kept safe without me being in there.

Wish I could give it 0 stars. My 3 year old daughter went in for the tumble class trial class and…read moreit was horrible. The teacher was the most miserable person I've ever met. Absolutely horrible!!

It is a really good studio they do so many different dance styles that are fun and they have…read moreprofessional dance teachers

I brought 50 dancers ages 8 - 17 from Canada for workshops at Peaches Dance and Music. As a studio…read moreowner myself, I cannot stress enough that their team is amazing! The instructors were so patient and encouraging while pushing the kids and ensuring that everyone (no matter what skill level) was feeling challenged. I couldn't have asked for a better experience!

Very clean, nice big open dance studios. Bathrooms are very clean and well-kept. Everyone is…read morerespectable of each other, parents quietly wait outside. Teachers seem very well qualified! Owner is very, very friendly and EXTREMELY nice! I adore him!

I love this place. I like taking the adult beginner classes to dance. They start with yoga…read morestretches then certain movements. Yes, it could be a bit intimidating. I suggest bringing a friend at your pace too. You'll have a few new ppl and some dancers in there (it changes every week). They will work with you only if you speak up.... like show me again in sloooow motion pls ;) Its nice bc its pay as you go $9-12 per hr and no membership. Fun and great choreography. They repeat 3wks in a row and start a new one again. Great exercise and dancing=)

So, here's the deal. $25 for 3 month membership or $100…read morefor a year. $75 a year for those over 55 years of age, or active military. Are you kidding me? So, with the membership paid, drop in classes costs an additional $2-$5 per class. No one should complain because of the cheap membership to begin with. Currently offering: Cycling Yoga Core Training Tae Kwon Do karate Artistic Motion Dance Gym with weights Beach volleyball area From the website: The 24,000-square-foot facility includes a fitness room with cardio equipment (treadmills, bikes, ellipticals), a weight room, locker room and showers, two classrooms which can be rented, concession stand and a 12,000-square-foot wood floor gymnasium that can be divided into two side-by-side high school courts. It seems that after school programs are also available. A lot of children flock here for good reason--there are a lot of youth programs here. I am thrilled to live in a place where such options exist. This really makes joining a fitness facility affordable, and for people like me, who are nomads and not around a lot, joining a facility like this really makes good sense.

Decent gym for the money. Has a great mix of cardio machines, all brand new. The weight room I…read morewould not recommend to the more heavy lifting kinda group but is good for those doing resistance training. Don't expect trainers but there are group courses, such as Zumba, held through out the week. Finally, the basketball courts are top notch.

Was looking for an adult Rhythm Tap class and finally found one. Courtney was excellent. She…read morebroke the rudiments down so I felt successful. I had a 25 year hiatus from tap and with her support it started to come back. I appreciated that her background was in the same tap genre, Apollo hoofer style, versus broadway and show tap. Looking forward to my next Tuesday night class I can tell she would be great with kids as well. Everyone was friendly, including Larissa the owner. Nice approachable studio that is a nonprofit

My daughter had a free trial class here tonight. She loved it. The staff and parents were amazing…read more They have nice studios all equipped with cameras so you can watch them from the lobby or you can sit just outside the room and watch through the window. My daughter was really nervous and was put at ease immediately.

Legal action is being considered against PEDC regarding the withholding of competition…read morescholarships, as well as a request for transparency into the required use of a group booking code tied to a mandatory cruise. The cruise price using the required group code was at or above the rates available to the public. This type of booking can result in "tour conductor credits." What were these credits used for? We and other parents would certainly like to know. When questioning PEDC we received no response. We did not see the studio owners much during the cruise and only saw them out of their cabin suite or at a private beach villa. Individuals seeking additional information or wishing to share relevant details may contact us via the pedclawsuit website. We felt there was toxic ownership and strongly recommend Ace Dance Project for a healthier environment for your dancer to learn and flourish. Google "red flags for dance studios" -- in our opinion, PEDC checks nearly every box. The teachers mean well, but we found ownership to be extremely difficult to work with. Scholarships earned through entries paid for by dancers were withheld. In the words of Jim Hollborn, they had to "stop the bleeding." Even that was not enough, and a significant portion of their competitive team left to find studios who appreciate and respect them.

PEDC "MAYBE YOU SHOULD BE A MORE INVOLVED FATHER" This is…read morewhat was told to my husband when we were trying to find out information on their spring show. I'll give some background. My husband works at home, at the time I didn't. I would leave the house at 6 am and get home around 7 pm. My husband gets the kids up and ready for school, takes them to school and picks them up from school. He would also take each of the two kids back and forth to different events and practice sessions they have, often on the same night. On off days, I car pool as well. It's how our family functions, my husband does more than most people in general! Neither of us ever sit in the waiting room watching the 1980's quality TV with screens so small you can't tell which child is your own while other kids run amuck. I received a text that the cheer class didn't have class the Thursday prior to recital. I called PEDC to see if our daughters other class was cancelled as well. The person answering the phone said it's on the schedule, it should be going. I think I'm talking to the front desk. I ask her to check, at the time I'd started a new job and couldn't just leave to take my daughter if there was no class. She said she'd check. Came back, she didn't know. I called back later, thinking the front person should have a break in between classes and should have been able to find out. She still didn't know. My husband then calls. We keep getting the run around, we don't understand how the front desk has no idea. She keeps saying it's on the schedule, class is on. Finally, the owners husband returns my husbands message. He ask the question for clarification. This "person" was such a major jerk. Said he was far to busy to be answering out questions and "Maybe you should be a more involved father" and you would have known the answer. We find out at this point the person answering the phone was an answering service. Had she identified herself as such, the conversation would have been much different, not to mention a big clue, that yes, both classes were not happening since no one was at the school. The husband proceeded to barat my husband further and ended up telling him to not come to the recital. Other issues with the school. The one and only time we ever had one of the instructors talk to either of us, as we would go in to pick her up and wait the last few minutes of the class, was when Sarah came out and basically yelled at my husband that my daughter needed to be in a different outfit. No, hello are you X dad, I'm Sarah her instructor... Just full on nasty "She needs to be wearing a leotard". Our daughter was a student for over a year. We did multiple camps the first year and had her signed up for three camps just after the recital. All of which we immediately cancelled and they were refunded. The environment was unfriendly. We are not "dance mom's" nor do we want to be and unless you are and want to full on go all out to do the dance company, you are a no body and they treat you that way! The funny thing is, watching the progress of my daughter, the things that she improved upon and she improved on them by leaps and bounds where the things she was learning from YouTube that they weren't even teaching in her class. What a waste of money that place turned out to be. So if you want to spend a ton of money and be treated like crap and then told to be a more involved parent... I'd recommend this crap show of a school. If you want to be treated like the good human you are, run away! I'd give negative stars if I could. Also, I had many people, after posting my story, reach out to me and tell me they had similar experiences here. So, it wasn't just our "uninvolved" selves! Thanks for making my husband and myself so upset that he absolutely refused to go to the recital because he didn't want to see "the husband" (because I'm not calling him here what we really call him). The guy that goes all out for his kids didn't get to see his daughter perform because of some power hungry jerk that couldn't answer a question.