this was a good studio until when i was older. im 13 right now and i left this studio when i was 11…read morebecause i was body shamed. the girls on my team and level were so mean. i also left because i felt treated terribly by the staff. if you really wanna go to this studio then you can. i'm not gonna stop you but i just want to warn you

Wow come on people. No reviews yet?!! I love this place. This studio is welcoming like a family and…read moresuper talented. I love visiting every year. Diane takes such great care of all the students. I love what they do! They offer amazing training for every dancer of every level.

I came here for a group, as an instructor rented out this place to practice dancing. It is a good…read morespace, the floor is very slick. I have no complaints, other than it would be great if the air worked a little better! I noticed it was a little bit warm before we started dancing, and When we turned the two standing AC units on, they didn't help very much. If I come back to the space, I will make a note to turn these on as high as possible. The second I get there, to hopefully lower the room temperature.

This is an awful studio. My kids have had terrible experiences with the instructors. They are rude…read moreto the kids and create a toxic environment. The teacher, Corrie Higgins, loves to play favorites and down right bully children in class. She is very passive aggressive towards to kids, especially as they get older. If you care about the wellbeing of your child, take them anywhere but here.

My daughter went from being a small child begging to try ballet to a devoted member of the…read morecompetition team. I'm amazed how much she has learned and grown thanks to the teachers and staff at TDA. It has become another family to us.

We have been at TDA since the beginning. Our oldest will be a junior and she can't imagine her…read morelife without TDA. What makes TDA stand out is the commitment to each individual child. The love and support, positive environment, has made our girls not only strong dancers but strong young women.

This is a new studio but the teachers have been teaching for many years. My daughter has always…read moreloved dance and done well. This year she has improved leaps and bounds more then I imagined. The teachers have set high expectations and the girls are pushing them higher. This is a great studio.

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The Paradigm Dance Complex is amazing! The training dancers receive here are second to none…read more Kenneth (the owner) gives all of his dancers so many amazing opportunities. He and the staff truly care about each and every one of the dancers that walks through the doors. PDC is a great place where you will get quality training and classes. Couldn't recommend this studio enough!

Earlier this year, a massive shift occurred when the new owner, Amanda, took charge. She has been…read morebusy staffing an entirely new director team and has made it a top priority that those involved are not only capable of leading ethically, but that they deeply care about the company, the students, and their families. Amanda has been involved with the OSMD for five years, teaching 30 classes per week including Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Acro, Pom, and Musical Theater. Her passion for dance is obvious, as is her kindness. She leads with empathy, compassion, and no lack of spunk. She is excited to begin offering new classes and services such as Competition Dance Team, Toddler Tippy Toes, and, soon, the OSMD Singers, reinvigorating the programs and bringing excitement back through their doors. This undertaking is no small feat. In order to reinvigorate this program, it will take talent, courage, and determination. Luckily, all of these traits are brimming within the new leadership. I'm excited to see the changes that are coming and know this school will be unrecognizable in six months time.

Amanda brings excellence to music and dance in West Omaha. The studio provides safe and welcoming…read morespaces for dancers of all ages. whether you are a child taking your first class or an adult living out childhood dreams. 0SMD offers a great assortment of classes. All of the teachers are very encouraging and bring dancers up to their full potential offering yearly dance, and music recitals as well as fun Halloween and extra activities. Omaha school of music and dance is a great place to find your footing in the music and dance world. 10 out of 10

My daughters both attend Omaha Dance Center. We came here after going to another studio that I…read morefound to be too competitive. I wanted a studio that was more relaxed that taught them to dance rather than drilled a routine. This studio does that! Miss Parker and team are sweet and patient with the kids. My only complaint has been a lack of organization from a paperwork standpoint ...but my kids have a great time there, the recitals are fun and the recital costumes are always VERY cute (and affordable).

I signed my daughter up for her first class and as many other parents have experienced (here or…read moreelsewhere) my child wasn't "ready" for a group class on her own. She was terrified. Clingy. Refusing to try. Petrified, really. It was frustrating and embarrassing enough to be "that family" but to make things worse, both teachers completely ignored us rather than coming up and talking to us, taking her hand, trying to engage her (even briefly), or just saying to me like, "It's OK. This has happened before." SOMETHING. We were the elephants in the room. Sad, sad elephants. My daughter and I talked about it the entire week following and I thought she was ready to give it another try the next Tuesday but just before class she had another tearful meltdown saying that she didn't want to go. I didn't have it in me that particular day to put either one of us through what we'd experienced week one, so we went home. I emailed the studio (twice) and sent a facebook message to see if we could get a refund or credit since she's clearly not ready and they weren't doing anything to make her feel any more at ease. I have gotten zero replies. I would expect at least an "I'm sorry it was difficult, here are some things we can try next week..." type of response if they have a strict no refund policy but we didn't get even that. So, we're out well over $100 (with the class, clothes, and shoes) and we won't go back there in 6 months when she is maybe ready because it's quite frankly, really bad business to not help a child/parent get through this if you won't do a refund, and really bad customer service to not even reply to emails/facebook messages. Three of them now. I'm in the business of customer service. This is not how you make longtime loyal clients. You treat them right and they will come back and they will tell all of their friends. Disheartening. I hope the $60 I lost is used to do a customer service training session/best business practice webinar. It's needed... :(