I love the dance instructor, Meigyn McDuffy. She is very professional and always quick to respond…read morewith any concerns I have. You can see the passion she has for dance and working with the youth, very inspiring.

From the owner: 1 week full of classes for just $15 !read more

I only write well deserved reviews, and I can honestly say that this studio is by far the best we…read morehave attended so far. The owners and the staff are amazing with the kids it really looks like they care about them genuinely and about their growth as dancers. I absolutely love everything about it and highly highly recommend if you want a good school with great dance teachers who care along with a budget friendly class. Then that is it. They also have classes for adults such as flexibility and stretching and all kinds of other classes they are great you should check out their website and there's class schedule. Kim & Robert are both wonderful individuals and dancers teachers etc.

My daughter has been dancing at the studio for 5 months and she has improved so much from technique…read moreto choreography. The teachers are fantastic we have taken everything from contemporary to hip hop to acro to jazz. Couldn't think of a better place for my girls to dance!

Artistico School of Dance is the newest business to flourish in the Westchester community that has…read moresomething for everyone young and young at heart! My girls have been enrolled in Artistico for a few months now mostly doing ballet and tap...the sort of dance they primarily enjoy doing. Now they're showing interest in Hip Hop, Contemporary AND Salsa! The fact that they are willing to even try these new things tells me that it must be coming from their teachers. I think it's brilliant that kids especially can be motivated to get out of their comfort zone and try new dance moves. Heck, learning a variety of dance styles has to be better than staying glued to a devices during their down time yeah!? At any rate...I completely and wholeheartedly recommend that put on your dancing shoes (some classes ya dont even need any) and stop by Artistico School of Dance. You and or your child will learn some new things and possibly gain a friend or two to boot!

I tried a yoga class here and it was lovely. The studio itself is nice, bright, and run by friendly…read morepeople. Parking is street or there's a lot next door. They offer a lot of different classes-for adults and kids. Definitely look up their schedule and give them a try! Prices are reasonable too.

He dado clases por 15 años alli. Me encanta que es CERCA de mi casa y mis alumnos por años han…read moreapoyado mi clases de marte's y jueves 7:30pm

Super cool instructors and cool music! I miss Zumba!! It's been awhile since I have been to Zumba…read morestudio but this place I always had lots of fun.

Most of the parents are unprofessional and gave Staff a hard time due to jealousy challenging…read moreteachers and delaying payments, the quality of instruction truly deserves a better group of serious customers... Keep going Krushal Co, Inglewood really gained a gem with this studio!

If you're looking for s teacher who's local, and knows her stuff-look no more. My daughter…read morethoroughly enjoyed her lessons here. The expectations of the teacher are high and it sets the bar for the kids. I would definitely recommend this establishment for ballet or hip hop dance lessons.

If I could give 10 stars I would. I have worked at a Non-Public School for over 22 years and today…read morewas one of the most gratifying and happiest days for me. I visited Performing Arts Studio West (PASW) today and could not have been more impressed. We took three students with us and they also were in awe of the program and left full of excitement and OPTIMISM - they found their future and their future "home." There is so much positivity and that starts with the "two J's" John, the Founder/Director and Joe, the Music Director & Producer. They talk to all the students (or maybe members is the correct term) with such affinity, respect, and joy. Speaking of joy, that is contagious here along with such incredible positivity. PASW changes lives - the expression on the students' faces told it all. This is a hidden gem. Call, visit and expect the unexpected. See untapped potential come to life! Lloyd B.

Happiest place on earth! No place like it anywhere!! Professional team of actors, singers, song…read morewriters & dancers teach their craft to adults with developmental disabilities. They produce original shows for their clients to appear in & are agents/managers, so have booked their clients in over 1,200 roles in the past 11 years in TV, film, commercials, music videos, voice overs, print ads and more. Check them out:

My daughter has been dancing with Ms. Taylor for over 3 years now and she beyond love it . Ms…read more Taylor is great with her students and they love her. With the great choreography, costumes and the locations for the dances it's all great. Iam so excited to see what they are preparing for next!!! I give L T DANCE ACADEMY 10+ stars

My daughter was so excited to join this dance program after her dance teacher at school recommended…read moreit. I wanted to support her, but I was skeptical from the beginning. I've lived in Los Angeles my entire life and had never heard of this studio. The cost was also very high for the location. I was told the total program cost would be $1,500. I wasn't comfortable paying the full amount upfront, so I decided to make a smaller payment first to see how things went. Looking back, I wish I had trusted my instincts. During the first week, my daughter told me they were served sloppy joe meat without bread for lunch. That immediately confused me since Food 4 Less is literally next door. I expected children to be provided with complete meals. I asked about the weekly menu so I could pack my daughter lunch if she didn't like what was being served. Instead of answering my question, I was told she doesn't cook the meals, someone else does, and that they "cook what's on their heart." I found that response dismissive and it didn't address my concern about what my child was eating. I also noticed my daughter kept coming home with a dead phone. When I asked her why, she said the girls spent a lot of the day playing and being on their phones. I was also told pickup would be between 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. When I arrived at 4:30 one day, I received a long text saying I needed to start picking my daughter up by 3:30 because the instructor had other things to do after class. Since I work and couldn't leave that early, I had to arrange for my mom to pick her up. Even then, my mom would arrive at 3:30 and end up waiting outside for nearly an hour because practice didn't actually begin until parents arrived. It made no sense. Later, I was informed at the last minute that Saturday practices would now be required because the group was "unique" and needed extra rehearsal. That was frustrating because my daughter had already told me they spent a lot of the day playing instead of practicing. As someone who danced for over 15 years and whose daughter has been dancing for more than four years, I believe a dance instructor should be able to assess the students' skill levels early in the program and plan accordingly instead of adding mandatory practices with little notice. Whenever I asked what the girls actually did throughout the day, I never received a direct answer. Instead, I was sent a Google definition explaining the difference between a musical and a recital, which had nothing to do with the question I asked. I simply wanted to know the daily schedule and how my child was spending her time. Communication was another major issue. There were several occasions when the instructor didn't show up to the gym without notifying parents. The only reason I knew what was happening most days was because my daughter would tell me. The program also advertised two field trips. In reality, those "field trips" were simply walks to the local park and splash pad. That was disappointing because it wasn't what I expected when the program was being promoted. When I finally expressed my concerns about the communication, scheduling, and how the business was being run, I was told I was being disrespectful and that my tone was disrespectful. Every conversation took place through text messages, so I don't think it's fair to assume my tone. I was simply asking questions about my child and the money I was paying. Shortly after raising those concerns, my daughter was removed from the program. This was advertised as a professional and trustworthy dance studio. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. As a parent, I believe it's reasonable to ask questions about how my child is being cared for, what she's doing throughout the day, and how my money is being spent. Instead of receiving transparency, I felt dismissed. Based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend this program to other parents.