Dancing here for the past few weeks has been so fun. My fiancé, who would have never done this…read morewithout a wedding coming up, is having a blast. We've had Matt and Heather instruct us and they are the reasons the dance lessons are so enjoyable! Highly recommend trying it out.

I went into this place wanting to learn house or dance. They continually promised they could teach…read moreme that. It was like $25 or something for 3 private and one group lesson. This girl taught me simple moves in merenge and tango. ANYTHING EXCEPT what I asked for. At the second lesson I realised this was a scam. Don't get duped in. Maybe they actually have something to offer people that want to learn wedding dances and stuff, but for any modern dancing, they don't know anything. Stay away from this place. I remember this girl kept begging me to pay with visa, I said I'll call you in 2 weeks if I'm still interested because that's when I'll get paid, she just couldn't take no for an answer. She was asking me if my parents had visa and if they could let me use it on that day for some outrageous amount like $500-$1000 I forget. Never ever going back here.

A Nice professional establishment, Offering dance classes…read morefor kids to early teens, very professional, very competitive and participants have great potentials to proceed and advance onto competition stages. Prices are a higher compared to other camps, but the price is justified for the professional return you get back!

I wrote a rave review but it seems to have disappeared or replaced by something irrelevant. Let me…read morejust say that I have been to the Dance Art studio in Richmond Hill many times and it has always been very enjoyable. The lady in charge, Cristina Amalia Dina, can teach any dance, either American or international style; and she is assisted by another lady who also knows her stuff. The guests can request particular dances (e.g. fox trot, west coast swing) and the music will be provided. I remember one occasion when we practiced five different dances in the space of one hour. When I leave Dance Art I always feel happier. But don't take it from me! Try Dance Art for yourself and you won't be disappointed. P.S. Age is no barrier. I first took dance lessons when I was 81; now I am 90 and looking forward to more dancing after the pandemic.

Hired 4 of these dancers for a function. Only 2 showed up since one got hurt the day before. No…read moreone bothered to tell us about this and all of a sudden 2 dancers walked in and started a routine which looked LAME - the manager didn't know how many we hired at our venue and just figured we ordered 2. If that wasn't enough, the CD skipped and 3 out of 4 songs couldn't be played/danced too - to say it was embarrassing with high level VERY important guests there is an understatement. The dancers themselves were ok. I was furious and they only gave us back half the money. I honestly would have given them the full amount to stay home. Yes, it was that bad.

3 stars for the venue, 5 stars for everything I've attended there!…read more Dovercourt House is a dance studio with rentable spaces on three floors. I've only been to classes in the first floor (zumba, Wednesday nights and Sunday morning), but I attend quite regularly so I'm in and out of there pretty regularly. While it's definitely a great location (hello monopoly!) and I am so grateful for it's existence, it could definitely use an upgrade. The floors are in great shape which is of course the most important feature of a dance studio, but it is lacking in quite a few other areas, mainly the air conditioning (um, there is none) and the washrooms (why are you so tiny and dingy?). Even with it's downfalls, Dovercourt House is still a great part of the neighbourhood.

Dovercourt House feels like a second home. Three large ballrooms for dance classes or special…read moreevents (with really great wood floors), and a separate basement venue with a cool vibe. Reasonable rental costs if you're throwing an event. Has simple kitchen facilities on each floor. The manager Andy is a great guy and very helpful. It can feel a bit run down on occasion, but that's just part of its charm. Pop by any Friday or Saturday night and there will be a ton of happy people enjoying multiple kinds of dancing.

I took lessons here and from April until January and it was an amazing experience. Taking lessons…read morefrom Albena and seeing how she encourages and interacts with all of her students was always welcoming and warm. I highly suggest if you are interested in dance lessons, classes and feeling a sense of a dance community; then this is the dance school for you!

I've been taking salsa lessons at Toronto Dance Salsa for about a year and it is the most welcoming…read moredance environment I've experienced. The culture Aleks cultivates is one of warmth and openness. If you're looking for a place that welcomes you enthusiastically and wholeheartedly then this is the place to go!

I took my first class here right before COVID, and the experience I had was so wonderful that I…read moredecided to start taking classes again recently. The instructor, Aleks, has an incredible energy, and both him and all the students help create a lovely sense of community. This is more than just a dance studio, it's a place to meet friends and call home.

I took some beginner ballroom dance classes here. The instructors are all very knowledgeable and…read moreexperienced in ballroom dance. Similar to most ballroom dance studios, you rotate between partners throughout the class. You get only a small amount of time practising dancing with the teacher. The studio is really big and there is ample space for group lessons in one end of the room, and private lessons in another. That's usually what happened every time I dropped in. You can participate in group lessons or private lessons. Rates are affordable. Classes are available for both kids and adults.

Booked the space for a bachelorette party and it was so much fun!…read more We booked for a party of 8 and got the entire space to ourselves. They have a check in table when you walk in, get your heels (if you want), get changed and head over to the studio where there were plenty of poles for you to choose from. The entire experience and our instructor was amazing. It's something that none of us have ever done before so it was brand new to the entire party. The entire experience was fun but very hard, as some moves were difficult to do as a newbie. I love that they had spray bottles for each station so that you can wipe your pole before and after your lesson, since there was another group before us. The entire space is also covered with mirrors for you to check yourself out/ see if you're doing the moves properly. Overall, such a great experience and fun activity to do with friends! Highly recommend this for a bachelorette party!

Disclaimer: This review is not based one of Brass Vixens' Pole Dancing class, that will be for…read moreanother review update. Came here to attend one of the restorative yoga class in the smaller room across from the main studio. I can only comment on the facilities since the classes I attended is not one of the class on the regular schedule and the class was excellent! The room is really small and can only fit 5 student comfortably. I do like small class size but the floor is just really dirty and dusty. There are though enough props to go around. Noise level is quite high as it is facing Queen Street and you can even feel the vibration while lying on the floor if there is a "party" or a class going on next door. I though interest in one of their regular Pole Dancing Class, I definitely would try to come back to take one soon. Or maybe even organize a bachelorette or a divorce party here!