Amazing! I am so thankful to have found this dance studio! A great place for my kids to grow and…read morelearn! I love the staff and appreciate each one of them! I highly recommend this school for children, teens, and adult classes!

From the owner: JMBS teaches dance using an Arts Education standards and curriculum. At JMBS we identify and…read moredemonstrate movement elements & skills as well as use correct terminology. We teach choreography principles as students use dance as a way to create and communicate meaning. Critical and creative thinking skills are developed by involving students in problem solving during dance class. Students learn about various cultures, music, and historical periods and make connections between dance, other disciplines, healthy living, and how the body moves. Our focus is on artistry, performing, and technique where students take ownership, make goals, and develop a joy of dance. Students work together as a team, and are taught to encourage each other and be happy for others in their dance goals. Students find and believe in their own unique creative expression. True self worth and a positive image are the outcome.

Well... Today is 4-28-2026. Of the ammentities: pool, jacuzzi, steam room and dry sauna, ONLY the…read moredry sauna is working now! It's been this way for at least a month and there is no evidence of anyone doing anything to repair any of it. I wish I could say this is unusual for this location, but it's not. Ive stayed with the EOS membership because they have a good yoga class. I joined VASA in Ogden (in addition to EOS) so that I could swim a couple of times a week-VASA's amenities are rarely out of service, I saw the steam room down for one day, once. EOS was doing better...For about 6 months none of the stuff in the pool area was broken. So, I quit VASA. A couple of months later, it's just as bad or worse than it was before! I halfway suspect that they just don't want to pay the (heating) utilities so they just turn stuff off!

Advertised a free trial, but it's a bait-and-switch. I signed up online, drove to the gym, and was…read morethen told I had to pay $25 because my email was 'in the system'--despite never using the gym. They wasted my time and disrespect potential customers over a small fee. Unprofessional and dishonest practice.

The instructors truly focus on technique and strength, especially through the beginning years of…read morepointe. Karen R. (one of the reviews) was exaggerating the truth when she talked about her grandson. I was part of the recital that year, and he was so cute! Though he did not get as much stage time as he deserved, he was dancing for the majority of his class's number. He was a ladybug with the most adorable collared shirt. He was the only male in the class, and his dance was almost exactly like his classmates. For the recital, be warned, the performance has always been held in June, and measurements for the costumes are usually taken in December. If your child is growing at a rapid rate, be sure to ask them to "be a little bit bigger" for the measurements. Most classes generally begin to learn their dances in January or earlier, depending on the class. In my experience, anyone below the pre-pointe class has one dance with his or her class, and then performs in the opening and grand finale. For those starting pointe, Miss Penny sells shoes for around $60. (believe it or not, that's really cheap!) however, she only sells a few styles, and only Capezio. In your child's first year of pointe, I assumed that at least one of the three days each week would be spent on regular ballet slippers, but this is not so. From the very first day with pointe shoes, a pupil will be dancing on pointe shoes for one hour. Yes, in the beginning it does NOT feel good, but I truly believe it has led me to grow stronger, value physical effort, and live a healthier lifestyle. If your child does not feel fitted to Miss Penny's Pointe shoes, I would recommend Puttin' On The Glitz, which is located nearby. They are very knowledgeable and have a great selection. For regular slippers, I would recommend Revolution Dancewear's shoes with a stretchy middle. These allow growth, both because of the stretchy middle, and the leather, which can expand half an inch, maximum. Mine lasted me three years, while I was growing. Though Miss Penny can seem intimidating, she does not mean to be, and does not instruct the younger students. She begins teaching pupils once a week when they start in their first year of pointe, with younger instructors doing the other days. The younger teachers are also in charge of the younger classes. For the younger classes, there is the teen instructor that has gone through careful scrutinization, and then there is a student teacher, who can be anywhere from 10-14. As for the number of days per week, I believe that young classes are taught once a week, and I know that starting in pre-pointe, 2 days is the norm. In beginning pointe, there are 3 days.

Shaw is a Dance family! :) High quality instruction in a positive and welcoming atmosphere.read more

From the owner: Dance, Dare, Dream And Do.Shaw Dance Studio is an excellent dance studio for children. Founded in…read more1991 and located in Sunset, UT, Shaw Dance Studios philosophy is to build well-rounded, highly-educated dancers versatile in a range of dance forms, genres and disciplines. At Shaw Dance Studio we have over 9,000 square feet of space in the Sunset Square Shopping Center and employ 18 staff experienced in a variety of disciplines. In addition, we also offer a full-curriculum academic preschool. Our preschool is dedicated to helping our students reach Kindergarten readiness. Our school features daily instruction in letter and number recognition, sounds, colors, shapes, story time, physical education, art, science exploration, computers, and singing. Our student/teacher ratio is quite low, and we present two programs per year.Shaw Dance Studios many services include Ballet, tap and jazz dance instruction Hip-hop and tumbling instruction Modern and contemporary dance instruction Special needs

I danced with this studio for three years (from 2010-2013). I learned a lot and remember the first…read moretwo years very fondly. However, the management is simply atrocious and unforgiving, especially considering this is for K-12 dancers who have other commitments. In November of 2012, I was accepted to go tour Washington, D.C. on scholarship with my United States Representative. Obviously, that's an incredible and once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Unfortunately, it meant that I was going to miss a Ward Christmas party performance. I told the management in October about my trip. Nothing was done about it and two weeks before the performance, they were scrambling to find someone to learn my position. Instead of cooperating with me, I was replaced on the High School team that I had tried out for and paid to be on by two Jr. High girls (the daughter of the costumer and her best friend) not only for the performance that I missed and the following concert (which I would have understood, because I missed the penultimate practice as well), but for the remainder of the year. It was absurd. Despite my complaints, the manager would do nothing. In addition to this, my brother joined a team for a semester in 2012. The coach decided to choreograph in a somersault... at 6'1", my brother's physique is not able to easily do somersaults. He was hurting himself just trying. The coach wouldn't change the choreography to accommodate his team, and the manager would only lecture my brother for not doing it. Eventually my brother was literally kicked off of the team because he wouldn't 'cooperate.' I would look elsewhere for ballroom dance lessons.

My daughter danced with DCB for over 8 years. She learned so much over that time and the…read moreexperiences were priceless. Certainly, over that long of a timeframe there were ups and downs. Those years covered many different maturity levels and the drama associated with teenage life added lots of opportunities to grow both socially and physically. The staff at DCB were always there to partner with us in parenting our kids through incredible dance seasons. DCB is a great place to learn and also coach your kids in their talents.

We had the opportunity to attend The Rocky Horror Show on Friday, November 1 for the Midnight…read moreMadness with Frank N Furter Friday night. We had so much fun from start to finish. While adding their own flair of production, choreography and vocals, the cast and crew did a great job in keeping this show true to the perfect blend of science fiction, horror, camp, and sexuality that has created a cult following and dedicated fanbase. There are no rules when it comes to The Rocky Horror Show and The Ziegfeld Theatre's production embraced this along with its fanbase. The actors responded to the callouts and made it part of the experience. They impressed this diehard fan and the "virgins" in the audience. The show had great new twists to the characters and scenes while staying true to the tradition of this science fiction double feature. We wait for it next year in Antici......Pation. (We hope!!) #theater #musical #musicaltheater #ogden #utah #local #zigarts #ZiegfeldTheater #RockyHorror #DrFrankNFurter #DamnitJanet #Horror #TimeWarp #October #spookyseason #elbowsex

So much fun we have been twice in two months. The production of ELF was so good. Just saw Phantom…read moreof the opera and the cast was amazing. Concessions are inexpensive and tickets are fairly priced. It is an older venue and a little worn but I think it adds to the experience. Definitely go check them out if you want to see a play