My daughter went here for some 12 years and her $700 iPhone was stolen shortly after another child's phone was taken while reports of other thefts were gone unAddressed. They bore no sympathy no reimbursement nor did they convene w students to help protect their valuables. They swept it under the rug. They're attitude was poor n we all know they carry or should insurance for valuable possessions. She dropped out just before her ten year trophy. Shameful! read more

The drop off situation is a nightmare and major traffic hazard. Parents park along the side of the already tight street to drop off and pick up their kids. Causes a traffic jam and is unsafe to kids and to people just trying to get through the intersection and across the road. This situation must be addressed. Or drop your kids off two feet farther in the lot right next door! read more

A good dance studio for smaller children, but I have yet to hear about one of their dancers hitting the "big time". Also, a little pricey for lessons. ** UPDATE ** I have been corrected that there are several Lee Lund graduates who are dancing professionally with various companies across this country and abroad as well! I apologize that I did not know, but now I do. Thanks and no offense meant. read more

I danced there for 13 years and it definitely was a great and big part of my life. But for a studio that doesn't compete, things could get to be a little much. As you get older (high school), if you aren't going to be pursuing dance post graduation, you loss a little attention. They are too hard on girls that are a little heavy, criticizing them in front of everyone. Don't get me wrong, I loved it there, but I think the studio is best for small children. The prices have also risen for classes and tickets about every 2 years for the last 8 years or so. It is true that several people have gone on to become successful in dance, but the last one graduated in 2000. Not really anyone since then. read more

Hired Lee Lund to work with me privately for a pageant competition... I had the worst experience possible... She took my money but she really didn't want to do it... She acted like it was such a chore and put little to no effort into it. The music was awful and the choreography was even worse... I would have been better off watching an imitating a music video than working with her... I think she only wants to work with people she thinks will be a star... Guess she hasn't heard of Malcom Gladwell's 10,000 hour rule... read more

Lee Lund is a great dance studio. It's good for smaller children but especially for older girls that want to take dance seriously. There are many Lee Lund Alumni dancing professionally. The girls have fun but really learn to dance the right way. Compared to other studios the prices are reasonable for all you learn! read more

Pamela - one of their international dancers will be at the Katherine Hepburn Theater in Old Saybrook at end of July if you'd like a sense of growth coming out of Lee's program (and through Boston Conservatory) Julia Pond http://www.katharinehepburntheater.org/blog/?appSession=912220906075345&RecordID=376&PageID=3&PrevPageID=2&cpipage=2&CPIsortType=&CPIorderBy= read more

I hired Lee Lund to help we with a routine for a pageant competition... She took my money but put very little effort into choreographing a routine and the music she gave me was awful but I went with it because she was the expert. I would have been better off copying some dance off of television than going with her boring choreography and awful choice of music. I knew as we were going through it it wasn't good. I get that there are professional hard core dancers that are at the top of their profession, but there are several other levels of dance that are performed for professional reasons that should be given the same respect and attention. read more