I attended an event here. NC Dance is easy to locate and is less than 10 minutes from Sonesta…read moreHotel. The event was fabulous burn lots of calories!

Great dance studio for adults to enjoy dance! A variety of classes all with high energy…read moreinstructors. No fuss, no frills, just teaching fun choreo, bumping music and encouraging classmates to hype you up. From jazz to hip hop to heels classes, there's something for everyone!

We signed up for a seven-class package at Dance Center USA for our first dance and it was amazing!…read moreGabriela worked with us each week to help us learn the steps and be confident in our dance! By the end of the class we had a polished first dance for our wedding and our guests loved it. Highly recommend!

Wonderful dance studio. Very nice ambience. They have monthly dances where they serve wine, beer…read moreand light refreshments. They play a nice mix of ballroom and Latin music. The owners are extremely gracious and friendly. They have a showcase about half way through the evening and make sure that single people that come without a partner have somebody to dance with.

What an incredible studio with amazing instructors! I took my first Nia class with Sherri and she…read morewas full of light and extremely knowledge and fun! Demi joined in our class and she was so much fun and welcoming as well. Nia left me feeling free and joyful and I look back to coming back soon!

This place is larger than it looks!…read more I came to an exercise class here that was a feature class. ( Not on the schedule) the class was great. But this review is of the location. It's kind of sketchy so hid valuables in car or bring inside. Problem: The air was non existent in the studio! Very hard to workout with little circulation. Please fix this asap!

It's taken me some time to get back to Yelp, but I knew I had to review this place…read more Dance is the 4th activity my child has tried. She went to another dance place, and it was good, but the commitment was just too much. Recitals, costumes, all the fees... the place I took my daughter to is only for the REAL committed dancers. I'm just looking or a place for my daughter to a. move around and burn some energy, but also b. she likes dancing, so this should be fun and she can learn a few easy technical moves at the same time. This ain't the place for that. What I do like is that while I cannot be in the room or by the room for my daughter and me to see each other, there are TV's on the wall for me to see what she is doing. BUT! I can't hear anything. I also liked the owner was around to greet people. And someone just dropped their little sister off and little girl didn't know where she was going. The owner took great care of her. He seems really nice. IMO and this is only my opinion, this is where some improvements could be made. 1. I thought I was signing my daughter up for a 3-4-year-old class. On the first day, I heard a child going to the same class say she was 6 years old. Yea, I think if a class is for 2-3 or 3-4, or 2-4; whatever, I think it should most certainly be for that age group only. The development and attention span of children varies greatly from one age group to the next. 2. My daughter's class was pretty big. Perhaps this is normal? There had to be maybe 10 or so kids in the class. Now, grant it, there were 2-3 teachers in the class, so I'm sure the ratio of teachers to students was up to par or beyond; however, one teacher is upfront teaching the moves, and the other two are really just doing the moves in other parts of the room for the kids to see. I didn't really see any direction. My kid was booored. There was too much stop and go and the "stops" would be too long of a break. The other teachers didn't really seem to be paying attention either. It was kind of annoying. 3. There was too much technical involved in dancing. For a 3 or 4-year-old, that's too much. They just want to jump around really. But if technical moves are going to be taught, perhaps the most up-to-date video dance moves should be reserved for maybe 5 and up. I would think they would learn maybe 3-4 short moves and work on that the entire class. I saw some kids kind of moving around all antsy, kind of not paying attention. 4. At the end of the class, they gave popsicles. POPSICLES! That's cute and all, but the class ends at like 7 PM. I don't need my child hopped up on sugar after I knew she was going to be worn out from the class before going to bed in like an hour. Plus, not every parent gives their child sugar, at least not artificial. Perhaps, an Honest juice is more appropriate. They're thirsty, maybe hot and need something to quench their thirst and there is very little sugar in it, but kids who don't eat too much sugar, like mine would still think this is a treat. I think this studio is good for the below individuals: 1. Those who have a background in dance 2. Those who are disciplined and focused, no matter the age 3. Adults who are looking to learn the latest moves, learn dance routines If you have an extremely active child, who needs to constantly move when doing an activity, like mine; this is probably not your place. I was told to give my daughter at least a few more classes as she would adjust, but nah. Not for a once a week course. She would need to do this at least 3-4 times a week to adjust; because then it would be a normal sort of everyday activity in her daily routine. My youngest child is more focused and chill. If she takes an interest in dance, she is fine being in a big group of kids, and I know that sugar is not going to make her hyper before she goes to bed, I would most definitely consider this place. I put my child in soccer.

My continual disappointment with Shea and the management of Miller Street is beyond measure. I have…read morereturned only for my children, but I am at the end of my patience and will never be returning. They treat the classes as if the children are on a competitive team, when my seven year olds just love to dance and want to enjoy the process of learning. We were recently kicked out of our class because of a family emergency that made it impossible to attend the recital at the end of the year so now my children who love going can no longer attend classes through the end of the year. The lack of understanding, flexibility and quite frankly care for the CHILDREN is astounding. I have more examples over the years - this is just the most recent.

Everyone that works at this studio from the office staff to the instructors are so helpful, nice,…read moreand joyful. The studio makes it a priority to put the children in age-appropriate costumes. I love that the studio offers so many different class options and I feel like the instruction is great. We love it here!

Amazing Dance Studio. My girls are 4 and 7 and are loving every minute. Lots of class options!read more

My three daughters have been dancing here for years. We adore the staff here, and the girls have…read moregrown so much in their dance ability. Highly recommend!

f you want your child(ren) subject to micro aggressions on every level; especially race related,…read morethis is definitely the place for you and your child. Over the past six months, Barbara Morgan, her daughter Morgan Eaves, and most recently Layne Barter have intentionally engaged in racially subjective communications directly to the parents followed by a video to the children. Specifically, when communicating hair requirements for competition season Morgan Eaves so boldly pens the below communication to all parents directing styling of hair based on skin complexion. See below notations to "dark skinned". This was then followed up with an eyeshadow make up tutorial, from Layne Barter, posted on YouTube (has since been removed) detailing the shade of eyeshadow to use for "light skinned honeys" and "dark skinned lovelies". This video was posted to the dance team's Band social media site for the girls to watch and learn. Please note, because this video was removed after I voiced concerns, I was only able to chapter the cover page of the video-see below. When myself and other parents expressed concerns about the inappropriateness of the video AND the email, the owner Barbara Morgan responded "I don't see anything wrong with what was said in the video or in the email". In response, other parents continued to explain in more detail (almost to the point of begging and pleading) the level of inappropriateness of these communications to Barbara. In good ole fashioned biased style, Barbara resorted to posting a written statement on The Band basically telling everyone that the concerns of one individual(s) does not matter, and that the team is of the utmost importance. See below. Please note, there are very few African Americans or other minorities at this studio. At no time has she met with, nor has she since met, any of these families to discuss this very serious matter. In response, I withdrew my child and requested a refund. When I requested a refund, I was directed to an attorney she hired; where I received a refund of monies as requested. Again, there are only a few minorities at the studio. At no time has she, even as of the date of this writing, addressed this issue with those who remain. It's such a slap in the face and sends the message of I don't give a you know what about your you know what she refers to us as. In addition to this incident, I have witnessed Barbara interject herself in the middle of a sensitive family matter all in the name of making sure the child danced at her studio. There have been other instances of medical emergencies where the parent was NOT contacted. WHY? Because dance is of the utmost importance. After all whats a little breathing problem when in the words of Morgan "never let down your team".

My daughter dances here and has for the past ten years. Unfortunately I can not recommend the…read morestudio. As a divorced parent I lost the battle for where she dances otherwise she would not be dancing here. In fact the only reason she continues to dance there is because they are providing her FREE scholarship to dance there covering all the costs associated with the dance saving her upwards of 10k which is passed along to other parents unknowingly I just ask to be informed of what is going on and have been blocked and they have told my daughter they refuse to communicate with me regarding her welfare and well being and dance activities at the studio. I have gone so far as to get a court order for which they refuse to follow because I do lot want her to dance there. My advice is to stay away and find a studio that is inclusive regardless of disagreements. Because sadly this one is not Also have issue with kids bullying other kids and they not notifying go parents which has caused students to leave as well as they Rey to brush under the rug

I joined Arthur Murray's South Charlotte studio during the summer before my senior year of college…read more I was simply looking for an opportunity to learn some basic social dances and become comfortable in club/formal/cruise settings. I'm very athletic and competitive, but I'd never danced in my life and felt enormous fear in any dance setting. Six months later now, I've fallen in love with dancing, with the beauty of Latin, smooth, and swing music, and my new family at Arthur Murray. South Charlotte's instructors are very talented, patient, and deeply passionate about social dance and enabling each pupil to meet their goals. Lesson plans are perfectly situated to teach new dances and dance combinations while encouraging etiquette and confidence to dance in a social or club setting. Over six months, I've become very comfortable with Rumba, Club Swing, Salsa, and Merengue. I've gained a limited proficiency of FoxTrot, Waltz, Nightclub Two-Step, Triple-Step, and several others. Under their training and mentorship, I've learned to analyze music and discern rhythm. I'm confident being in the center of the dance floor, and dancing in any setting! All this to say that I am a product of the studio and setting I've been taught in. My hugest thanks to Cassandra, Mrs. D, Miss Ana, and Chase! They've changed my life and they have an indisputably monopoly on my friendship and business moving forward!

This is a wonderful facility staffed with delightful and professional instructors. While learning…read moreto dance is the goal, fun is also very much on the agenda. Each and every instructor patiently encourages and inspires. I highly recommend this dance studio and this activity for fun and exercise.