Review: Dance Necessities

Small studio with a few instructors who are ok and over inflated prices. Nicole - one of the instructors - is really fridgid and we did not like her.

I would save your money and go some place other.

We attended one of dance necessities dance "parties" a few weeks ago. The studio is very small and the turn out was very poor.
We were very disappointed by the professionalism of the staff. The female instructor a brunette with a very severe look and hair bun was literally groping my husband and virtually ignored me the whole time.
We will NOT be returning and would recommend taking taking your business else where.

Very badly managed with poor quality staff. This place is ok if you want to learn how to shuffle around the room some for a wedding or something, but if you want to really learn to dance, save your money, there are better studios in town.

One of the instructors, a manly looking brunette who wears a librarian bun for a hairdo is not very nice. I've also heard people talking that she used to be a stripper, so I guess you get what you pay for.

Yes, I agree that the studio was small, but they are still a first year studio and you have to start somewhere. I have heard that they have since moved to a much larger facility.
Attendance with any dance studio is always poor during the warmer months. This is why most children's studios close up during the summer.I would assume that it would not pay to keep the lights on when eveyone is gone for the summer.
The teaching quality is good if you stick with it for a while. The prices are about average for group classes.The private lesson rates are actually a bit on the low end comparable to the national average.
I find it hard to believe that someone would be as low-handed as to post a comment about an instructor based on what "other people were saying." There are just some people who are not happy unless they can create someone else some kind of misery.
I would give this studio a chance. It is a growing studio and like all other new businesses, it takes a while to work out the "bugs." I have seen effort on their part with this matter.