I haven't took a dance class in my life, or an exercise class for that matter. I suffer from social…read moreanxiety so bad. From the moment I stepped in the door at Body Rock, I was welcomed, made to feel like I belonged, and treated with such kindness and respect. I drive 48 miles one way to attend these classes, and I will continue to do so, as the kindness makes it the most amazing experience. You are made to feel like family and friends not students. Amelia and Barb are amazing teachers that take the time to really teach you and help you find your groove. So thank you Body Rock for helping this old lady face her fears!

Whipped Dance Co has hard hitting choreography mixed with quick wit and soft curves. You'll laugh,…read moreyou'll swoon--don't miss their show!

We met with the principal today, Denele, she was very nice and listened to our issues with our…read moreprevious school, our possible need for an IEP (this is for Encore Academy). We felt very heard and comfortable, which is nice.

This dance studio is great! My daughter has felt welcomed and learned a lot in a year. She added…read morea class this year and enjoys her classes!!

A wonderful place to take your children to build memories and build a passion for dance! Hats off…read moreto the staff and owner-Bravo on keeping this studio's legacy alive! Thank you for reading ! ~Erin

I would be so incredibly ashamed if I was the owner of the business. My daughter was in their hip…read morehop/acro class from October 2018 to her June 7th recital (2019). From start to finish we had horrible experiences with this school. Their only concern is money money money. The classes are $45 a month, plus $16 T-shirt's, $71 dance outfits, $18 recital tickets, sweatshirts and sweatpants, etc. etc. They're also trying to get $45 for June tuition when the recital was the 7th and the only thing before that was rehearsal and no normal classes, after I already spent $126 on recital tickets. Add to all their random extra costs, they only take cash, I personally own a square and no business so the absolute only reason I can think of to only take cash is tax evasion (maybe I'm wrong but I can't think of anything else). The woman in the office is the by far the rudest person I've ever run into in a customer service setting. She has no regards for the students or parents experience as long as they get paid. My daughter was measured for the recital costume by staff and they measured her 4 inches off which put her in a full size up. When we received it it was HUGE, the office tried blaming the costume company saying they probably ran out of the medium and only when I pressed further did they remeasure her and look in their order book to find the error they made. I consulted them about a partial refund because there's no way that I'm spending $71 on an outfit a full size too big for my child. They altered it after pictures were already done and told me that there's no way the owner would do any amount as a refund. As a business if you make a huge error like that and it's on paper responsibility should be placed on you. I told them that I was withholding a month tuition until I could speak to the owner about a partial refund. That was in March and I still haven't heard anything. The night of the recital we had to drive down to California (13 hours) and had an appointment the following day, my daughters act was in the first half so during intermission I went to the back door to ask someone to bring her out so we could leave. The woman from the front office said they wouldn't let any dancers go before the end of the show (another full hour). I walked away, way too heated to even start with her, when I went back she was gone and there was women in the back I'd never seen before that hurried to get her. I'm not entirely sure when I signed over my custodial rights to them so they could hold my daughter in a building without my consent. During their full studio rehearsals and after recital parties they pack their building so full I can imagine it's even close to their limits set by the fire Marshall and definitely could see it being a safety hazard if anything were to happen. To add to the poor business practices, they took off the option to review them of Facebook. Maybe they were getting too much honest feedback. All the good reviews I've seen are from employees. Overall this was BY FAR the worst experience I've ever had at a business. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE!

Our daughter loves dancing here. She has two great teachers for hip hop class and jazzerina's. We…read morehave gone here for a year and anticipate a long term relationship with this dance studio for as long as our daughter wants to dance -- maybe even another decade! After a few months of classes they get to display their hardwork in front of everyone, our daughter always looks forward to those. The instructor helps them through the recital dancing off to the side with the young students, it's awesome to see them all after their hard work! Thank you NW DANCE!

I love Shawn Gardner Dancing! They have such a beautiful setup and it's so large! I run a much…read moresmaller venue nearby and love sending people here for bigger events or just for social dancing! I really enjoyed the themed events Ron hosted here too. It was a fancy dress up social.

I went here looking for a close place to go dancing on a Friday night. The venue was really cool…read moreand the people were super nice, very accommodating for beginners and advanced people alike! They played a lot of different music so that people from all dance styles had something for them. I'll definitely go again some time, probably the next time they have live music.

Awesome instructors and fun experience! I love that the first 30 mins are warm ups and then you…read morehave a full hour of silks. It goes by very quickly and is a great workout!

I came here on a Sunday afternoon for a beginners class to check out. The class was a half hour of…read morewarm-up, half hour of silks, and half hour of trapeze. I am very new to taking these types of classes, and that was not the case for everyone else. However, the instructor was super helpful in guiding me as much as possible. Everyone was supportive of my journey here and welcoming for being a newbie. I took this beginners class because I wanted to see if I wanted to invest money and into taking a 7 to 8 week class. I had a great time and I really enjoyed learning and developing the little skills that I was able to within that timeframe. I think taking one of the beginner class series would be the most helpful. I am glad that I enjoyed the vibe as there was people of all different shapes and sizes who were able to do amazing skill work. I also really like this place because they do shows around the city. I haven't seen one yet, but I definitely have seen them advertised and want to support them in the future.

My daughter has been taking dance at GHD since she was 5 she loves it. She loves the group of kids…read moreshe dances with and her dance instructor. Her dance instructor has become a cloaenfriend to her and confidant. Someone she can look up to and she loves and respects. Her instructor has also helped her stretch out of her comfort zone many times. Couldn't ask for a better mentor.

This place is not professional. If you want to take dance even a little bit seriously than stay…read moreaway. You won't learn anything. You'll just do the same things over and over and over again, year after year. Such a waste of time. You also can't be yourself at this place. You are not allowed to act or dance femine if they think you're a boy and vice versa. Classes and dances are VERY segregated. Several dances are boy only or girl only. You're not allowed to choose the "gender" of your costumes. The people here can be extremely rude and toxic if they don't like the way you are. Avoid at all costs.