By Mady Kiris at Citysearch July 17, 2011
I think its total nuisance what people are saying about WBDC. Each Parent and Child has to decide whats the best fit for them and if you go in anywhere with a attitude then you have the problem. My granddaughter has been going to WBDC now going on 4 years shes grown so much and her confidence is real high and for people to put the studio down your putting these kids down that work so hard to achieve there goals. No one wants to here negative remarks so leave WBDC alone and the other Studios alone they all have there own qualities. I hope to send my granddaughter until she graduates from High School. Judy Murphy is a lovely person and she loved that studio with all her heart and the children. And the new owners are great as well and you can tell that they are very talented and giving people. There goal is to teach the children dance and put on a good show. So lets let them do there job and leave them alone. WBDC had another very successful year. Come see all there trophies find out for yourself.\t\n\t\nSincerely,\t\nDianna ...read more
By Anonymous May 29, 2011
I have to agree with most of the posts. The teachers are very friendly and it is like a family. However, they need to learn how to run a business too! The communication has not improved since the post from 2009. I know of 4 families that left the studio just because of poor planning and communication. They think word of mouth between parents or dancers is sufficient.I want my daughter to switch studios, but she loves the other dancers. The staff just gets defensive if you mention sending an e-mail or asking for better communication. The year started out hopeful....they had a news letter, but only sent out 2 of them. Had a web site but I can't seem to find that either. I think some other families are planning to leave this year too. It is really sad because the owners hearts are in the right place, but not their heads. The fixes for these complaints are so easy, but they refuse to run the studio in like it's 2011. They prefer to run it like it is 1960. I hope they wise up!!!! ...read more
By Anonymous March 26, 2011
I am a current dancer at the studio and I would recommend it to everyone. They are like one huge family there. We have so much support between everyone and our teachers are so encouraging. They absolutely do not have revealing costumes at all. The costumes are very classy. And their tuition prices are very similar to other local studios. I can't think of one bad thing to say. I absolutely love it there! ...read more
Ballet Co.Laboratory is a ballet company whose season of ballet presents athleticism, clean lines, and disciplined technique. Being able to display all the hard work and sacrifice in a beautiful performance is truly inspiring and shows how valuable collaborative efforts are. Blending classical ballet with contemporary ideas fosters creativity and excitement in new and extraordinary ways on the stage. Contact Ballet Co.Laboratory today for more information! ...read more
By Ballet Co.Laboratory July 27, 2019
Ballet Co.Laboratory offers drop-in ballet classes for teens and adults that challenge dancers on their ballet journey. Our ballet instructors believe that dance is for anyone who likes to move and be active. These classes are a great opportunity for dancers to push themselves to grow and to develop or sharpen skills. The schedule is flexible with many classes available for yoga, conditioning, and other workshops. Contact Ballet Co.Laboratory today for more details! ...read more
By Ballet Co.Laboratory July 27, 2019
Ballet Co.Laboratory offers pre-professional classes through our ballet school. We treat ballet as an athletic art form and our ballet classes are available for both children and adults throughout the day for flexibility. We work in levels with multiple classes available throughout the week and work on core strength, technique, jumps, turns, and variations. One of our goals is to create a sense of community through collaborative efforts inside the world of ballet. Contact Ballet Co.Laboratory today to learn more! ...read more
By Ballet Co.Laboratory July 27, 2019
Dance classes are usually held at dance studios, where sessions are conducted based on age or dance type. To remember classmates and document the classes taken, the studio often takes a class portrait of the members together. Instead of taking a traditional picture where classmates are lined up in row... ...read more
Square dancing is a form of dance that is a lot of fun and a great way to meet new people. If you want to learn to do this type of dance, learning from videos is an easy way to do so. Learning dance in this manner allows people to feel more comfortable, as they can learn in private, in their own home. ...read more