I decided that I wanted to start doing dance lessons, and so on a whim, I signed up for my first…read morelesson and had a blast! Shannon was my instructor, and she was absolutely lovely and helpful in teaching me the first few steps, major shout-out to her. If you're hesitating, just do it! You'll have lots of fun.

We needed dance lessons for a vacation so I bought a Groupon to try Arthur Murray for some private…read morelessons combined with group lessons. Best decision ever. My husband in not keen on dancing. At all. It is way outside his comfort zone but Mr. Edwards and the rest of the instructors are excellent. Our instructor (Mr. Edwards) had my husband at ease within 10 minutes and it's been smooth sailing ever since. Mr. Edwards is excellent - he clearly explains the steps as well as showing us. He is also very patient and does not move forward until we are comfortable with the steps. I will be continuing at Arthur Murry after the Groupon coupon is finished and I highly recommend this studio.

I've been to many recitals prior to having kids because my friends mom owns a dance studio in the…read morecity. I decided to put my daughter in this school because it's much closer to home. We were never allowed to go in and watch because of covid, which is fine. However, when the recital finally came I was excited with high hopes. I must say I was super let down. There was lack of coordination for all ages. I'm not even sure what the theme was or if there was a theme. I would honestly give them one star for the lack of coordination and rhythm. But I'm giving them 4 because they are nice people. They are great at communicating. They mean well. But if you want your kid to really learn how to dance DONT BRING THEM HERE. maybe in the future they'll be better, but for now I would say they could really use some help.

I know this place for adult fitness classes. Which includes a very unique style of yoga called…read moreBUTI, Barre, and Lyft. All of these classes are challenging and fun. The instructors Kasi and Rebecca are so accomplished in their field of expertise. This is a great place to workout.

After once again experiencing a wonderful year at Rhythm Dance Center I feel compelled to leave a…read morereview. I have two daughters that dance in company at RDC. This is our 11th year as part of the Rhythm family and each year just gets better than the last. I could not have picked a better studio for my girls. From the staff to the facility to the training -it has all been such a positive experience for our entire family. Becca and Dani (as well as the rest of their staff) work tirelessly to ensure that the dance instruction the students receive is first class. We call it our Rhythm family and that is exactly what they are. The relationships my girls and I have made will last a lifetime. I feel incredibly blessed to have such a fabulous studio in our area.

From the owner: Since 1993, Rhythm Dance Center, Inc, has taught children to find fun and creativity through the…read morepower of dance in Marietta, GA. Their team of professional dance instructors is passionate about helping students reach new heights, whether it's in their love of dance or in their desire to compete. With nearly 1,200 enrolled students and 175 different weekly classes to attend across 6 spacious dance studios, you won't lack choices at this dance center. They offer a wide range of excellent classes, from preschool dance classes where your child will learn the basics to adult dance fitness and jazz classes to help you stay active. During the summer season, Rhythm Dance Center hosts multiple dance camps in addition to their classes. These camps are designed to delight and enrich young dancers with fun themes and activities, all in a comfortable and safe setting. Incorporating a wide range of dance styles, these camps are a great introduction to the world of dance for your youngster. At the end of every year, this dance studio hosts a family-friendly year-end show to let the students show off what they've learned. Come see your little dancer in costume and on stage to cheer them on! If your child has the talent and desire to compete, consider having them audition to join one of the dance studio's four award-winning performing companies, all led by top choreographers and dance instructors...

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.

Best place to develop as a latin dancer in Atlanta IMO…read more Niya Patel is my favorite dancer to watch from Atlanta; her mix of afrocuban, mambo, and western forms of dance (ballet, jazz, etc) is sooo sweet to watch - and learn from. Allen (Albert) germaine has a great knack of growing his students while keeping the classes fun. Best musicality as a lead in the city IMO. Best atlanta salsa and chacha student dancers come out of the dance schools here. Period.

The best technique in Atlanta. If you're serious about trying something new, improving your social…read moredancing or performance quality, Al and Niyah will get you there. Welcoming studio with experienced and knowledgeable owners and staff. A majority of the students that you find in the intermediate and advanced classes have been returning for months/years and plenty of new faces in the beginner classes.

I love diva dance! It's such a fun and welcoming studio, it's a great little workout and more so it…read morehelps build CONFIDENCE. The routines are fire and very easy to follow and the instructors are energetic and patient. They walk you through each of the steps and it's a judgement free zone. After attending my first class, I could tell that they were big on community. Now, they said this during class but I didn't believe it until meeting everyone. You'll always see new and similar faces and again, people are so kind. Really, people are there to have a good time! I recommend, and can't praise its graces enough!

This place is my happy place. I am writing this review after one year dancing here. The first few…read moremonths I felt out of sorts. I'm of a certain age and I couldn't figure out the moves so I wanted to quit, until I realized I was getting in my own way. I wanted the joy the instructors and participants had. Then came Beyonce week. I went 3 times a week and have been hooked ever since. It's a healthy supportive community, my hubby says no matter how my day is going I leave there smiling. Come get your dopamine fix, you won't regret it. Also, for the first year I just came to the classes. They did not pressure me to do any of the special community events, I was busy with work anyway. I did one when I felt good and ready, I'm grown. So if you want to just go to a class or two, do it! It's changed how I show up at home, work, and my friends even joined me, joy is contagious. Once class is all it will take.

Divine Dance has been a great place for my daughter to grow and develop her skills. The teachers…read morereally care about the kids and put in the time to get to know the kids. We have been here for a few years now and she really has grown in her love for dance and care for others. This is a great place all around.

I visited Divine Dance studio for a pro cheer audition prep class. I've followed the studio on IG…read morefor a while and I was thrilled to finally give Divine a try! The studio is beautiful! It's clean and spacious. I believe there are two dance studios inside the building. She has made a wonderful use of the space! There's a small dance store at the front. There is a spacious changing room and a few different waiting areas. I love the color blue she uses and pulled through with all the marketing! I am not too familiar with the kids program here, but there's an AWESOME adult program. The classes are plentiful, offered at great times and SO affordable. $10 for an adult class is amazing. One pro tip: the studio can be hard to find in the dark. Make sure you know where you're going!

Ballet has truly been a game-changer for me, and The Atlanta Dance Academy has played a huge role…read morein that transformation. I take the Adult Beginner Ballet and Barre classes. Kara Jacobson is a phenomenal instructor, patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in helping each dancer grow. She creates such a welcoming and supportive environment, where I feel both safe and encouraged to push myself. Her focus on technique and alignment is just what I needed as someone starting later in life. Every class is challenging in the best way and leaves me feeling stronger, more graceful, and more confident. What I love most is how this space feels like a true community. The energy is positive, and the staff is friendly. Whether you're brand new to ballet or getting back into it, I can't recommend this studio enough. Coming here has been one of the best decisions I've made for my body and mind. I always leave feeling inspired!

I echo what the other reviewers with no dance experience have shared. If you have never danced…read morebefore this is NOT the place to learn. I called in advance and spoke to Sarah. I shared with her that I had no experience but was looking to learn in a fun environment. She recommended Mr.C's Beginners Ballet. I mentioned that I read the description and that the class was not a 101 class. She was friendly and encouraged me so I thought I would give it a shot. When I arrived I shared with the woman wearing glasses at the check in desk that this was my first time. She was short with me and I had to ask where to go until the class started. I came out before class started and mentioned it looked as though everyone had quite a bit of experience. The three women at the front including Sarah assured me that it would be uncomfortable but to give it a try. I even asked if Mr.C would yell and they all said no. I had and eerily similar experience to the other reviewers with no experience. I was berated throughout the entire class. Even while I cried Mr. C persisted on critiquing me. He moved my head and forced me to look at him. I also lost the will to continue when everyone had to dance across the room. As he was shouting that I had to do it I calmly said I had enough. I went to gather my thing and he thrust his hands at me and shouted, "NEVER COME BACK!" As I put my shoes on in the lobby not one of the three women said a word. I would not recommend TADA. My goal was to learn, not be humiliated. This is not ok for anyone. I have read the review responses on Mr.C's background and I don't think this serves as an excuse for rude and unprofessional behavior. Perhaps just be direct and let adult beginners know that this isn't the place to learn. What I did take away was a reminder that when you are an expert and someone is a novice to always be patient and encouraging. The world could use more patience and kindness.