My daughter has been dancing here for 8 years. She loves it and has made some lifelong friends. I…read morerecommend them for your dancing needs.

My girls have been going to this studio for three years and love it! I would recommend any of the…read moreclasses.

YELP - this business at 82 Boylston St., Brookline, MA has closed. There is no web site available…read more They ran an excellent dance studio for adults.

I went to an open class after years of taking off dance. There were quite a few people in a small…read morespace. The class was difficult but I kept up somewhat. Most were younger adults (where I'm almost 50). Everyone was nice and the instructor choreographed a beautiful routine. I just wish I was in better "dance shape" to have kept up. I mistook "open" for beginner and I would not say it was a beginner class. You need to know basic terminology of dance to keep up at all. If they ever offer a beginner class I'd be apt to come back.

Came here for a birthday party in a group of 6- our instructor was fabulous and played great music!…read moreNone of us knew what to expect but we did some stretching and got into some skills and pole dancing- it was super fun. We weren't sure what to wear but you could really wear anything you'd like, from sweats to basically just underwear but the more skin contact with the pole the better! I wore a cropped cami with a bra over it and nike pros and could've still used a little less fabric between the pole and me. They also sell some sticky tack stuff outside the studios for extra grip. Prepare to strut, sweat, and if you're like me, bruise your thighs from hopping on the pole to spin. Thanks for a great time!!

Was passing through Boston on a trip and wanted to sneak in a pole class. This is a cute little…read morestudio!! The instructor (Melinda) was great, led us through a great warmup and we learned some fun tricks. There were a good number of poles (I believe 6ish?), studio was very clean. Loved the mirror situation and the lighting was so nice. Lots of mats, pads, etc equipment available. Parking: seemed tricky, I'm not sure if that's a Boston thing or just that area but the studio did include parking info in their email which was super rad

I had a wonderful time at a BollyX dance work out on Monday night. The instructors are very…read morefriendly, and emphasized smiling and having fun as more important than mastering the movements on your 1st class. It was a very fun time and a great work out! My back is a bit sore today, and I earned 5 Weight Watchers Activity Points for the 1 hour class - which for me is equivalent to walking 10 miles! No dance experience is needed to have fun & get a great work out from the class. (Trust me, I'm NOT a dancer.) The class I attended was a free promotion, but the normal rate is a reasonable $12 per class.

Time for an update!! Like my previous review states, this is still my new fitness best friend, my…read morenew fitness fiend if you will...or just my new obsession. Whatever you want to call it, I love BollyX and haven't stopped going to class. When I can, I try to go two to three nights a week. Now that I'm officially a BollyX trainee, I wanted to give more positive feedback. First off, classes are offered at The Dance Complex in Central Square, and are taught there by a few instructors, Fen, Dom, Nellie, and Liza (8:30pm Mon and Thurs nights). Classes are also taught by Anita Patel at iDance in Burlington. Dom also teaches at VIM Fitness, across the street from Dance Complex on Wed nights at 6:30pm. Classes are phenomenally invigorating. You get your heart pumping, your body moving like it's never moved before (in my case), and you have a blast dancing the night away to some awesome Bollywood tunes. I bought a 3 class pack (as mentioned in my previous review), and since then I haven't thought twice about going to class as much as possible (visit BollyX.com for new client specials!!). Then I sprained my knee and was out of commission...but I came back to BollyX ASAP, and got back on track. Each class is never the same. We start with warm up songs, then jump right in to the workout. My favorite part is still the performance segment of class. We learn a song twice, and then it's performed by the class split up into teams. We cheer each other on, and then we rock our BollyX poses too. Awesome sauce :) I love it. BollyX brings out the inner dancer in me...and works out muscles that I probably never knew I even had. The music just gets you going too...I found myself googling the lyrics to songs so I can practice on my own...haha. All BollyX instructors are amazing. They are supportive, positive, and they care about you. They want you to come to class and enjoy yourself and give it your all. And I appreciate that :) A special thanks to Yelp for getting me addicted to BollyX. Without that free class, I wouldn't have gotten this far, so thank you, Yelp. Thanks a lot :)

I've been going to the studio since it opened in late 2019. I have to say this is not just a…read moredancing studio but also a life style and friends hangout place. I've many dancing friends here with whom we share the same interests and life passion. Though the virus pushed all business to shut down, we kept virtual connections over Zoom every morning and evening, we dance and workout together for the first couple of months during the Quarantine. This was so important and helpful to keep physical and mental healthy during the toughest time.

The management and customer services are terrible. I bought 12 passes (valid for 3 months) and…read moresigned up popping sessions. After couple weeks the sessions were cancelled because they told me the tutor was injured. No reschedule or expansion was offered on my passes. They simply tried to sell me other sessions instead. Then the Coronavirus.. I tried to contact the studio to request course suspension but they refused to do so. Only passes extension for one week doesn't count guys! Now they are offering only online sessions for some popular courses. Still no popping.. Personally, I think the virus is serious and I tied to cancelled the shows I booked and suspended my gym membership. All processes went smoothly except with StyleMe! My wife is learning ballet at Boston Ballet School. She tried to suspend her sessions half way through her course and even got full refund! If you are able to find same classes in other studio, please stay away with this one!

After meeting a friend at a cafe next door I could not help but to want to bring my classes there…read moreand now we're having weekly South African Street Dance classes. Lovely studio facility and great people also not forgetting free parking is a plus !

Professional level dance instructions for all ages. The staff is professional, organized, ans…read moresupportive.

it's a great dance studio kids are happy having fun and getting better it's a great space great…read moreteachers and the teams and classes are very good

I've been bringing my daughter here for 2 years. We love it! Miss Elizabeth is a fantastic teacher,…read morethe recitals are amazing, and the support staff are so helpful. The studio is clean and bright, and the waiting area is comfortable. The prices are reasonable too. We're very happy at ASD and plan to be here for many more years!

Best ballet teachers for adult open program and best piano accompanists in whole Massachusetts…read moremetro Boston area. Except Tuesday's morning one, I lIke all classes on both morning and evening. I wish they open Sunday class one day.

Although I've lived in the Cambridge area for almost 4 years, this was my first time at the local…read moreballet. Located inside the church, I have definitely walked by many times but never thought to come. I managed to snag tickets from a friend. My beau and I had stool seats, meaning that we were on tall chairs in the back. Some of the chairs were wobbly / broken so beware! There is a cash bar as well. Wine is $10, beer is $5, and bottles water is $2--we opted to skip refreshments. Overall, it was perfectly fine for the date. The crowd is what you would expect for a ballet: middle aged white people. One note for the college students thinking about coming, don't forget that ballets are not shorts+t-shirt places! The show itself was great. The theme was Suspicious Spaces. The stage and costumes were simple but the performers brought great athleticism and grace. There were two intermissions in the show. The show started 15 minutes late as well.