Our daughter just did her first ballet show with NGSB and she was so proud of herself. What an…read moreamazing experience. The teachers there all really care about the kids and know their stuff. Highly recommend this studio!

Miss Jenn and the staff here do a fantastic job with the kids! Love this studio! My 6yo has learned…read morea ton and really enjoys the class.

We just celebrated our tenth year with The Footnotes Family. My daughter started in the recreation…read moreprogram and within a year joined the competitive team, Footnotes has amazing teachers that really get to know the dancers. Dancing is such a huge part of my daughters life. She has grown so much in her dance technique and confidence. Every year she improves and is challenged! The atmosphere is warm and supportive. My daughter has made lifelong friends with the dancers and the teachers. We are looking forward to another year with Footnotes!

This place produces great dancers! I do feel, however, they are a little hard on the kids…read more There's so many nights of practice- it's hard for the kids to have a life outside of dance

Great studio with awesome location! My daughter has been dancing here for over a year now and she…read moreloves it! There have been some changes in management, but it all seems very positive to me. Loving atmosphere and great teachers!

This is the studio from which my adoration for dance sprung. I started here 15 years ago as a 13…read moreyear old who had never taken a dance class in my life. I was nervous for my first class, but they took me and treated me no differently than the girls who had been dancing since they could walk. I was hooked. I danced here all through middle school and high school. I was well prepared for college level dance classes. I all but lived here from ages 16 to 18. Their niche is definitely school age from kindergarten through 12th grade. Since I was diagnosed with epilepsy and officially off the roads for 6 months, I find myself back in the neighborhood for the next 6 weeks. I stopped in today asking about adult classes. There were only 3 and none of which were at convenient times. I explained my situation and was offered the opportunity to take class with the older teens. I'm the exception, not the rule. The fact they were willing to accommodate me reminded me why I loved this place so much. I hadn't set foot in there for a decade and it was like I had just taken class yesterday. Maybe it's my nostalgia talking, but I would whole heartedly recommend this studio to anyone with kids looking for a solid studio. It's small, so the attention isn't spread out. Jonnie, the owner, is wonderful and always happy to help where she can. There's a performance company for the more serious students. There's a relatively small group of teachers so it's easy to get to know them and get used to their style of teaching. Should I have children and find myself living here, I'd send them to this studio without a second thought.

Will never forget this place. Dance Stop gave me so many memories, friendships, and experiences…read morethat I'll always carry with me. The teachers truly care about their dancers and push everyone to grow while still making classes fun and supportive. I learned so much here, not just about dance but also confidence and teamwork. Thank you for all the years, laughs, performances, and unforgettable moments.

Back to childhood. I…read morecame to Dance Stop at this location (now relocated to 4400 Roswell Road) and was under the tutelage of Mrs. Kathy (for beginners), Miss Amy (adv. beginners), and for a little bit, Miss Forsberg (pointe). I adore Mrs. Kathy; she is an incredible instructor and so good with all the kids. She is very kind and always encouraged students to perform at the utmost of their ability and it was understood that it is always a pleasure to have Miss Kathy's praise. Miss Amy, however, was a different story. She was always 15 minutes late, and came to class with her hair in a ponytail. She would then proceed to take another 5 minutes to put up her hair and yell at the kids whose hair didn't stay in place or wasn't in a tight bun. (I found out later that she brushed her teeth at the beginning of every class...and it took 15 minutes. Hm...?) We spent another 15-20 minutes stretching, doing lots of exercises from before and then -maybe- learning one new move. I didn't learn much after several months, and that was when I started to dislike ballet from the boredom of every class. (FYI Amy left a while back. Hmm, I wonder why?) I moved onto pointe, and I loved it under Miss Forsberg (we called her "Madame"), until my toes started bleeding and I had to stop dancing all together. They say that you have to go under all this training for muscle memory, and yes, it does take muscle memory to become a good ballerina, but I thought it excessive. The studio also offers jazz and modern under Ryan Hall. What do I think? I think you should take your money and time to Atlanta Ballet, not here. I've been to both and AB is far superior in formal training and seriousness.

We came in for a children's show on Saturday afternoon. We've been tracking for a couple weeks…read moretrying to decide which weekend to make the drive out for a show; it's about an hour from our home. The Saturday showtimes seem to be 10am and 1:30pm. We were aiming for a puppet show last weekend but landed on a science show this weekend and I'm so glad we did! We got to see "Noreen the Science Queen" and engage in a live show with her. Not only was she amazing, but it was so wonderful to expose our girls to a woman in STEM and, more special for them, a Black woman in STEM. After the show, Noreen the Science Queen greeted the attendees in the lobby. She was open for pictures, and was selling both science kits for at home experiments and copies of her book. She is also available for birthday parties!! Now about the Cultural Arts Center, they currently have two exhibits: (1) there is an art show in the lobby in honor of Juneteenth and visitors get to vote on their favorite three (2) there is an exhibit of toys and games from the 1800s on the second floor. We didn't go up to check it out.

Went to see Sinatra and it was terrible! The band was so loud that you couldn't even hear the…read moresinger. What a disappointment and a rip-off.

I am not a dancer, actually I may be the very opposite of that. However, I have been to this…read morefacility about 10 times for my salsa classes and it is comfortable for what we do. When I first arrive, I see several rooms full of young ballerinas practicing. If only I do stand on my tippy-toes... But I digress. The academy is brightly-lit, clean, and modern. The studios have wood floors that are easy to dance on and the huge windows are a lovely touch (even if your view is only of the parking lot). Bathrooms are also tidy and for those who left their water bottles at home--don't worry, be happy. And get a mouthful of water at the fountain. Overall, happy to have my classes here. And oh, huge parking lot. During our evening classes, there are plenty of spaces for your picking.

Ballet and modern are top notch and interestingly enough, the musical theater program is…read moreoutstanding. I just sat through the theater production of How To Eat Like A Child and was amazed at what Peter Powlus and his team did with these kids. This school is professional, carries a quality staff, and I highly recommend them.

I'm a big fan of Rosalyn! You won't find a harder working, more passionate instructor in our area.read more

Great Studio, and Rosalyn Bush is a wonderful instructor. My daughter has been a student for 3…read moreyears, and loves it. She plays softball, basketball, horseback riding, and others, but ballet is still her favorite. Ms. Bush is the reason.