Such a fun way to spend an hour and get a great workout in! I usually go to the…read morebeginner/intermediate hip hop and Groov3 hip hop classes 1-2x/week. The instructors are incredible, patient and talented. The adult classes are usually a diverse mix of ages/levels, and most importantly, everyone who shows up is nonjudgmental and just there to have a good time. Highly recommend this studio if you're missing dance and want to attend casual but high-intensity classes!

I didn't think I would ever go to a dance studio, but here I am! The full extent of my dance…read morebackground is some ballet classes as a three year-old, at which I did not excel. So far, I have attended the Block21 dance fitness classes and the adult Twerkshop. I have enjoyed all the classes I've taken here immensely and don't feel out of place or lost despite having no dance background. I always get a great workout and have fun. The atmosphere and teachers are very positive, upbeat, and encouraging. Love that they're on Classpass as well!

this is a fun encouraging place for children to learn from explertsread more

This is my last review for 2007 so I decided I'd make it count…read more I'm not a pro but as someone who CRAVES a heartfelt and sweaty dance class every now and then I was desperate to find an appropriate facility that was not associated with a dance club/bar/lounge. Clearly I found it but in dancer terms this place was a a little bit of an arrastre (drag). Call ahead just to confirm any change in schedule. I'm not familiar with class sizes at this particular joint but there was definitely space to go around. I appreciated how extremely clean and organized the dance studio was yet lacked the unique punk, hipster, bad ass feel. Instructors were lovely but not as groovy as those at Broadway Dance as I never really got into the plie mood. All in all, I suggest this dance studio to those that are craving an expensive class to fix your craving. And by expensive I mean you'll pay crazy amounts of money for over an hour class.

Amazing studio with fantastic teachers!!! My 8 yo daughter can't get enough. The recital at the end…read moreof the year was pure magic. Thank you to all of the amazing teachers and Elizabeth for creating Leap years ago.

From the owner: Leap Dance Studio offers ballet, tap, hip hop, pointe, jazz/lyrical and creative movement to ages…read morethree to eighteen years old. Classes are offered in five convenient locations throughout Denver and focus on the art and technique of dance, guiding students' imaginations while incorporating classical steps and cultivating a love of dance. Instructors are professionally trained dancers who specialize in working with children. The year culminates with a performing experience for all students that is fun for the whole family to attend.

I have tried a beginner/intermediate pole dance, fitness class and a twerk shop class at the studio…read moreand loved both so much that I am ecstatic to continue taking classes here. The instructors are welcoming, and non-judgmental of people without dance backgrounds. Each class is accommodating of all levels. What I love about this type of dance studio is that it is a place for freedom of expression and confidence building. Even though it may be out of many peoples, comfort, zones, Pole dance classes have the power to empower. The studio is small with one studio/pole dance room so only one class goes on at a time. Just passed the studio, there is an area with cubbies to store your belongings, a small bathroom, and a small lounge area with seating. The studio was incredibly clean And the studio floors were immaculate. In addition to the regular scheduled classes, the studio also offers occasional workshops. They have an upcoming striptease/lap dance workshop.

This is the BEST place in Denver for beginner dancers to feel welcome and comfortable in a…read morechallenging class. The owner teaches such a vibey class and all the other instructors have always been some welcoming and engaging with me from the get go. I prefer the hip hop and twerk classes but I have met most of the instructors and they are 10/10 friendly folks. You will find "your people" here.

Summers coming and I would think long and hard about signing my child up for a dance class here…read more Last year we signed my grandaughter up for the summer camp classes and it was horrible. For a little girl who loves to dance and wants to be introduced to all the twirling and leaping and jumping, we should have jumped at the chance to get a refund of our money, that we paid online no doubt to participate. Our fist class had just her and the instructor and no other children so we thought this is good, kind of like a private lesson. Turns out they were all private as the teacher did not even show up sometimes, or even showed up late and left early to do something. We paid the full amount for 1 hr of classes a week and we showed up but sometimes there was no class and we were never even notified ahead of time. My daughter volunteered as receptionist because sometimes nobody was covering the desk. There were sessions missed that they did not even offer to make up until it was mentioned to them, and once my granddaughter said she did not want to return, they would not even consider a refund for the classes missed. The owner actually told my daughter that she signed my daughter up on the computer when she was there, when in all actually we did it on line under my name. Go figure, how that happened when you are not taught how to use the computer while working the front desk anyway...hmm. Regardless to say the gift card never arrived either, like promised. Hate to say it, but this is so not worth the money,time or effort to start your little one with beginning dance. Find an established business that will actually take an interest in your little one and not just the money you paid.

This studio is so warm and inviting! The space, the staff, the students all have positive energy…read moreand lots of knowledge. A wonderful place for all ages to explore their creativity!

I love Dancing the Soul. It lives up to its name - it offers something for your soul, no matter who…read moreyou are. So far I have only attended CommuniDance, a donation-based free-form dance class that meets twice a month, but nonetheless I love this studio. They also offer many different workshops each month. Dancing the Soul is about exercise and wellbeing, but more importantly, it's also about community.

I look forward to the zumba classes every week! The name of the place truly fits the place, it…read moremoves my soul. The teachers, staff, place has a warm welcoming vibe. Everyone there loves it and just lets loose to be themselves no matter the age, size, physical level. I have done the yoga, tai chi, and nia classes and enjoy them all, zumba is my absolute favorite though.

I bought myself the new client 4 Classes pack, and I cancelled every single one of them due to…read moresickness. They were super nice about it lol and I love that they offer such an epic trial. Classes of varying levels, I'm so grateful there is a studio like this that leaves the opportunity open. When I'm not sick I am looking forward to attending :)

i was excited to try my first class here a couple of weeks ago, only to realize i had been…read moreovercharged for the drop-in. i told the front desk rep that this was my first time at dance2b and instead of charging me the 'new client' special deal, she charged me for a regular drop-in. after contacting the business owner, Jennifer, she was unable to compensate me, extremely rude, and did not apologize for the inconvenience. it was not clear to me that i HAD to purchase the class ahead of time, and as a new client prospect, this should have been handled more gracefully. highly recommend you do not come here. in addition, the dance class was subpar and offered no real instruction.

This is the start of me taking dance class during my travels. It can be nerve-racking, but you have…read moreto get out of your bubble sometimes...it was exhilarating! Thankful to the receptionist because I was running late (Uber) since it's bad class etiquette to be late, but I had to do paperwork when I arrived even though I had already filled it out online. This made me more late. Real, the instructor, was great & she has legs for days lol. She invited me to take class the next day, but I had concert plans. I learned a piece that's been retaught, but didn't mind it since it was my 1st "chairography" class, but I've taken sexy/heels classes before. I was heels-less because I didn't pack any, but shoes weren't required. I enjoyed the warm-up, choreography, tricks, & extra time at the end. "Tease me please".

I've been going to Tease for almost a year now and it is my happy place. I love the pole, choreo,…read morelap dancing, and "look good naked" classes so much and go as much as my schedule allows. The instructors are encouraging, body-positive, and fun, and the music, lighting, and ability to dress up sassy for a work out all really make it the best fitness class environment imaginable. Thank you Ashlee & nuggets for creating such a welcoming and fabulous studio

Great whole in the wall exercise studio space with a variety of classes from yoga, to hip hop, and…read morezumba dance classes. Ideal studio rental space for a small to medium size class with wooden floors and mirrors on several walls.

From the owner: Denver's newest and most versatile studio space. We have a…read morefull yoga studio/ dance studio with 36 ft of mirrors located right in the Park Hill neighborhood. Our space can also accomodate massage therapy/reiki services in our back room, as well as photography with our well lit Lobby. Visit our website to book a class online. Check out our weekly schedule for classes or to book time in the studio!

My oldest daughter auditioned at DSA last winter and after several weeks of waiting for that letter…read moreto arrive it finally did and after screaming so loud she scared the tar out of our mailman the celebration began. Samantha had been accepted at DSA and her middle school career was about to begin! She has been at the school as a theater major for almost 8 months now and I must say, I am most impressed. Actually impressed doesn't quite cover it. I am completely and utterly floored, flabbergasted and blown away.... The talent here is ridiculous and like Colin mentioned in his review, DSA offers some of the most wonderful plays, musicals, concerts and dance productions in the entire Metro area. Last night's performance was a Broadway review which the kids will actually perform downtown tonight for a big fund-raising gala for The Kempe Foundation. There are simple not enough ways to describe just how talented these kids are and how spectacular the show was. As the first act began and the young lady opened her mouth, my God the sound that came out was quite literally unreal. To be so young and so gifted it was enough to bring a person to tears. Things got better from there, which is hard to believe considering it started out at FANTASTIC! There were dancers and singers and actors which easily rival anything on Broadway. Numbers from Annie, and Hair, Joesph and the Technicolor Dream coat, Hair spay, and several others, for 10 bucks. It was a night for the record books, and as a mama so full of pride and awe I must say... my baby kicked some series Broadway booty last night. Way to go kiddo! So if you are looking for some raw and insane talent for a very reasonable price and feel like contributing to a great, local and PUBLIC school in Denver, get yourself on their newsletter list and ENJOY!!! You'll be toe tapping and singing along I guarantee it!

My name is Dr. Don Shearer, Jr., PhD, MS, MBA, MS, BS, and a BBA…read more My son is a 9th grader and vocal major at DSA. He is a very accomplished vocalist and performer. Last year under vocal instructor Mr. Shively. He grew in his vocal skills, stage behavior, technical knowledge, and began to grow socially. His 8th grade tenure in Vocal had as an instructor Mr. Shively. Mr. Shively was wholly inspirational and a perfectionist. This man while having teaching methodologies which put students on the spot was sincerely trying to graduate skilled vocalists and further DSA's Vocal Department. He put people on the spot and caused 4 mediocre students to feel uncomfortable. He was fired for actually doing his job - to make DSA vocal graduates world class vocalists. All of his performances in 2017/18 were sold out. He was quite a revenue producer for DSA. He typically received standing ovations as did the performing artists in his performances. His and a vocal co-instructor's tenures with the DSA were cut short under very mysterious circumstances. Needless to say, their replacement who began teaching in fall of 2018, MKQ, has put the DSA vocal department into a death spiral with no upper level management intervention to improve a dying vocal department: 1) In trying to fill both ex-vocal instructors' shoes, MKQ is clearly in over her head and apparently going down for the third time. 2) The vetting in her hiring process was not shared very well with the vocal departments parents. The DSA hurt our vocal department because of their slipshod hiring practices And thus cast doubt on other candidates existence.Parents by the way who have realistic expectations and extreme investments to ensure their children graduate from a prestigious vocal school. MKQ may have been an emergency hire to plug the gaping hole in DSA's nationally renowned vocal program. A) Nearly all of the classes in 2018 and earlier had wonderful trips, e.g., my son had a chance to sing at the Radio City Music Hall in New York city. B) During MKQ's tenure the vocal department my son hasn't mentioned anything about guest performances. 3) MKQ's talents organizationally are abysmal in my opinion. I have taught at the college level and having graduate level training in assessing organizational skills. She can't set up a performance and have it come off in the way Mr. Shively did apparently very easily. 4) MKQ has in the facebook post for the bio that, "MKQ has brought a new teaching style that makes MKQ's students want to learn more. MKQ's undying enthusiasm and . . . 5) Just ask any Vocal major and you'll find students among them contemplating leaving DSA to attend another high school. My son plans to get his GED and attend a trade school. The principal Bill Kohut is leaving. Good God how much further will this fine school be a vocal major ghost town.