Miss Jenn is a fantastic dance instructor. Her mother, Andrea who runs the office, is a delight! My…read moredaughter has been dancing here for about 4 years and she loves it. She has the best prices out of the surrounding studios. I love the environment. The place is clean and neat. They also offer adult classes and exercise classes as well. Awesome place all around!!

I want to love Studio B. I love Miss Kat and many of the other moms. My child has fun; and isn't…read morethat what it's all about? But when it comes down to it, the place is going downhill and fast. My child has danced there for a couple years. The first year was fine... I think? But maybe I missed the warning signs because I was new to dance. The second year was stressful, but we made it through. And even returned for a third year because my child loves seeing friends and Miss Kat. We will not be returning though for the following reasons: -there is not enough staff. Bridgette is usually teaching and her son or a volunteer is in the office. Neither of them ever have answers for normal questions. It leaves you to be rude and interrupt a class or have to chase Bridgette down between classes. -fundraising funds are somehow missing until the very last class. Then you can't even use all of it. But they can't give it back to you. So you have to "donate to the parent organization" or sign up for summer classes to use it. -costumes are always missing and changing. You blindly pay $100 and get a $25 costume. -waiting room is always crowded, crazy hot, and dirty. Not to the point of being super gross. But like it only gets cleaned one day a week. -generally unorganized. The songs were changing the week before the end of the year recital! If you want a place for your kid to get out energy, it's fine and okay priced. But if you want nice recitals and competitions, find another place.

Brigette and her staff are excellent! I would highly recommend Studio B to anyone who loves dance…read more My daughter felt welcomed and accepted and loved. She has learned so much and is progressing well.

We are "all about" All About Dance!…read more They have tap/jazz and ballet classes taught by two loving, dedicated co-owners who used to be instructors at Chatham University before their program was closed. The studio is small--both in terms of actual space and number of dancers--so there is lots of personal attention. The owners teach ever course, and they know every child. My 3-year-old is just as important as their senior competition team members. My daughter is likely not destined to be a ballerina or a professional dancer, but she's having the time of her life in these classes and learning alot too! We particularly like the 4/5-year old tap/ballet combo class. In 40 minutes, the kids do 20 minutes of ballet with one owner, change shoes, and then do 20 minutes of tap with the other owner. By the end of that, my daughter is blissfully happy and tired. She and her friend sing and laugh the entire car ride home and then pass out promptly after dinner. Don't let the location stop you: it's not far at all. The studio is located on the south of the 376 bridge across from Regent Square. Traffic on Braddock/Forbes can be a small issue coming from Squirrel Hill or Oakland around 5pm in the fall/spring, but it usually only takes 10-12 minutes.

Great dance studio - they have mommy and me dance and music class on Sarurdays at 10 am. I…read morepurchased a 5 session pass but you can just drop in and pay for that class only. Completely recommend the dance and music class of your child is already walking. Moms and dads are welcome. It's a very friendly environment and everyone quickly becomes friends with the other parents and kids.

We love Dance Unleashed!! I couldn't ask for a better first dance experience for my daughter. My…read more3.5 year old asks to go to dance class every day :) She loves everything they do (creative movement, ballet, jazz, etc.) and has learned so much in a short time. Her teacher, Miss Kosha, is so good with the kids and they absolutely love her.

I love this dance studio. All of the instructors are excellent. They make learning understandable…read moreand fun. All ages, partner or no partner, this is the best place to learn to dance. I highly recommend that you give it a try!

This is a fantastic and friendly studio, perfect both for first- timers and to those with decades…read moreof experience. strong in both Latin and smooth. Dance of private lessons give you free group lessons with plenty to choose from. Top notch guest teachers frequently visit for a nominal extra fee. highly recommend for all.

If you are an adult looking for dance classes, this is the studio for you; I love this place!…read more There is a wide array of classes to choose from offered throughout the course of a week. The instructors are friendly, professional , and mindful of the mature dancer.

For a city our size, we are so very fortunate to have a professional ballet company and school of…read morethe quality of PBT. The school is wonderful. They have classes that start as early as 18 months (mommy & me) and run all the way through adult fitness classes. The school is divided into several divisions. Children's (the youngest through around age 8), student (8 through around 14), pre professional and graduate. Anyone can participate in the children's division, but you need to audition for placement in the student division. PBT also has an adult fitness/wellness curriculum that has classes like ballet 101 and Pilates. The staff and teachers are absolutely wonderful. They genuinely care about each and every kid (or adult) in their class. PBT as a whole is wonderful as well! They do several mainstage productions a year including the Nutcracker every December. They are always creative, beautiful and just a joy to watch and appreciate the artistry. I especially love when they are productions with the orchestra. Overall, an amazing organization with a wonderful school and great productions.

I have seen the PBT presentation of The Nutcracker several times, but this may have been the last…read morefor me. I enjoy the Pittsburgh references to the story and in the scenery but, really, the hockey-stick-carrying penguin, the rats waving "terrible towels" were a bit strange. As were the "local celebrities" who were given non-speaking, non-dancing (thankfully!) roles as party guests-- why?? What could be next? Pittsburgh Dance Moms in minor roles? Apparently I prefer a more traditional version of The Nutcracker. I missed some of the costumes and dances from the original Balanchine production. I know that some will say that it's predictable and static to do this the same way every year, but when I think of this ballet, it is what I want to see. That being said, the dancers were wonderfully talented and executed their movements perfectly. We are fortunate to have their talent in Pittsburgh!