Best dancing school ever! taught me so much. Have been going since I was a toddler. Keep up the…read moregreat work!!

My daughter and two of my nieces dance here. They offer a wide variety of classes for ages 2 and…read moreup. Their classes are fun while also teaching solid technique. The teachers are wonderful and the studio is beautiful. The recitals are always well planned and organized. We would not dance anywhere else!

This is quite literally the best dance studio I have ever stepped foot in. The teachers are…read moreexquisite. The dancers are fabulous. Plus, the environment is fresh. If you are looking for a dance studio to send your child to, this is the one. I have never been more sure of anything in my life. I am tearing up writing this review because I have so much genuine love for this studio. It is beautiful, some may even call it....magical. Go SODA

We are in our second year at the studio of dance arts. Ms. Allison and Ms. Fran are amazing and my…read moredaughter loves going.

It used to be a nice studio but now if you don't do competitive dance they don't treat you like the…read morepeople on the competitive dance team they are super expensive for how they treat people and what th they are don't recommend

Ellen''a School of Dance is amazing! They have kind, knowledgeable and responsive staff that the…read morekids just love while they learn to love dance! Our daughter has been virtually attending class for the last year and the team had been so inclusive and done a great job of engaging with her: during class time via verbally interaction and providing a helper she can really follow and outside of class by dropping/mailing little things from class supplies and stickers. From our time in the studio during the last few years to the time of social distancing/staying home, I couldn't say more good things about this organization and the community that they have built!

This is the worst tango experience you can have in the area. That includes lessons and milongas…read more First, the female "host" treats dancers with disrespect. She does not encourage students during lessons, but rather insults and embarrasses them with demeaning comments. Multiple students have complained about this treatment. There's an overall unfriendly atmosphere during milongas and lessons, especially if you are a newcomer. Also, the lessons and milongas are extremely expensive. You can have a much better experience at other places in the area and not have to spend so much money. There's too much emphasis on "business" and profit-making as opposed to creating a friendly, welcoming environment for dancers.

I love tango and I dance at almost all milongas in town. I went to this Milonga yesterday for the…read morefirst time, and the hosts Hernan and Anita , never greet me or acknowledge my presence. It wasn't a good sign when Anita who was walking in front of me, let the door close in my face and didn't even say Hi. Inside was nice and clean, music good, but not a friendly atmosphere. The other dancers knew each other and were not interested in dancing with new faces (me). It was more like a private party, I felt very uncomfortable, like I was intruding. I left after one hour and dance only one tango with a newcomer like myself. Unfortunately my experience was not good. I will never go back. Definitely not an Argentinean flavor in my view.

My 5 year old daughter went here for ballet/tap combo class. She attended for a year and a half…read more The instructors are good, they teach well. But my daughter actually decided to quit in the middle of her second year because she got bored and wanted to try something else. She now wants to start again, but I will NOT be sending her back to CSDS. The recital is great. Very entertaining. But they're business practices need some work. First off all, the recital tickets are bought on a first come first serve basis. They appoint a time and everyone has to go to the studio at that time and only that time. I had to actually work on the day and time that they had specified, so I asked if I could drop off a check at an earlier time. The director said no, that it wouldn't be fair. So I had to send my mother to the studio for me at the alloted time at 2pm. I came to find out that there was a class in the morning on the same day and that the parents had already bought their tickets that morning and all the good seating was already gone. Is that fair? She says no to me but says yes to others! I don't care if it's only a couple of hours before the allotted time, it's still ahead of time! Secondly, I spent $30 on a dvd of the recital that skipped. I couldn't even watch my daughter's dance. I was told I could get a replacement. I never got it, after muliple emails and speaking to the instructor. Lastly, my daughter's costume was paid in full ($60) before she decided to quit last year. I was told I could pick up her costume when they came in. I called them multiple times to find out if the costume was in. I never spoke to any one. I left messages and got no return phone call. So in the end they took $90 (dvd and costume) and I have nothing to show for it. Not even a phone call. This studio has dance teams that compete, and if you're not on the dance team, they really don't care about you. Their customer service skills are the worst. We'll be going back to Chery's School of Dance in Melrose!

My daughter is wrapping up her 9th year dancing at CSDS, and she LOVES it. The confidence,…read morefriendships, and the feeling of being part of a team ithat has given her is truly priceless.

My daughter has danced under the tutelage of this group of teachers and Director for 6 years. One…read moreof the reasons we joined the studio was because it was conveniently located 2 blocks from our home. Now as it transitions from Mass Motion Dance North to Bosoma School of Dance, and is changing locations to Hamilton, which is not so close, I am more than happy to bring my daughter to the new location. I would follow Katherine almost anywhere. She creates a warm and nurturing atmosphere for the dancers, and the technique and choreography is unlike any we have seen at any other studio. If you have the opportunity, bring your kids in for a trial lesson, you won't be disappointed.

Put the address into your GPS and go there now. Fantastic artisan cheeses and very nice Italian…read moreowners/operators. You can see the manufacturing facility through a large windoe right behind the display case. Their red pepper scamorza is my new favorite cheese on the planet. I have to buy twice as much as I want because I eat half on my way home. I have a similar problem with the ricotta. Before it makes it to the mannicotti or lasagna it was intended for it will be devoured with crackers. Nevermind the fantastic caprese salads during the summer with the mozzarella. Even the crackers they sell are imported from Italy and are top notch.

Wolf Meadow Farm is unbelievable: a stunning transplant of a one-room caseificio from the Apennines…read moreof Italy to the New England town of Amesbury. Here Luca, Christina, and Hakim create artisanal cheeses that embody Carlo Petrini's Slow Food movement: food should be good, clean, and fair. There is an exuberance to their art. They know that their cheese-making improves the cows and environment, that their cheese protects and deepens the "cultura del formaggio", and that their products WILL amaze you by their deliciousness! I highly recommend the cheese-making classes as well. I'd pay just to hear Luca's commentary on life, much less to learn how to make cheese from him! Even after studying food in Italy, I've never come across anyone so passionate about dairy. You'll love the teaching on how cheese is made, the process of making it yourself, the wine, bread, and cheese provided to the students, and the block you get to take home. If you live in New England, come visit Wolf Meadow Farm!

I have worked with HET in the past and currently still taking classes with them. I can not say…read moreenough good things about my time spent here, Having been a part of another companies roster of extras as a beginner in Los Angeles, I felt everyone was mooching and not getting anywhere they wanted to be (including me) so i signed up and started to take classes (yes you have to put money in to get money back) to get reconginzed within the deep sea of swimming actors. With networking and reasearch i found HET. Thus far HET helped me break into the BIZ with more confidence, less nerves, knowledge of script readings, casting calls, on camera auditions, call backs, Union, NON-Union work, etc... So long review short, if you are serious about getting yourself into this industry like i am, HET's variety of classes will keep you learing new tricks about your craft, how to better NETWORK yourself which is key (anywhere) They also have taken time to answer questions during off hours and even though classes can be long, and ive just wanted to GET out and DO work, ive made freinds and had fun.

Coming here was the best decision I could have made for my acting career. Bill takes the time to…read moreteach you the inside tips and tricks for audition and reading scripts. The small classes is what I like most, and not being overwhelmed with a class that's 20 or more people in it.