Dont Stop Dancin

I have gone to other studios and watched instructors stare at themselves in the mirror instead of teaching the class. DSD has amazing caring instructors, and I never had a problem with anybody there. Dina, is the most approachable biz owner I have met. I am so glad my daughter goes here, she truly has blossomed here!

I am there all the time....I have NEVER experienced yelling!!!!!! Sounds like sour grapes if you ask me! if your child can't dance, they can't dance....I don't care about credentials, I care that my child is taken care of and given proper dance instruction, couldn't be happier!

I wish there were dance teachers like this when I was a kid growing up taking dance classes! Don't Stop Dancin' has fun, vivacious dance instructors who have a thorough knowledge of the art itself. My daughters love it here and my niece comes here too. The family oriented atmosphere is wonderful. The recital is all about the children -- when I was a kid taking dance my mother seemed to recall that those teachers back then loved to show off and perform in their own recital, but at Don't Stop Dancin' the focus is all about the experience of the child. I highly recommend this place.

Does the owner ever stop yelling at the children? Next year I'm taking my child elsewhere. This studio may be the cheapest on the block but it's run so haphazardly.



Hey did anyone else notice - there are no dance instruction diplomas hung on the walls?????

I did my research on dance schools before my daughter joined at the age of 3. The owner is extremely sweet and caring with children, not to mention her amazing resume with dance experience. She is a true talent. Receitals are wonderful, and I have previewed others from other dance schools on the north shore. All the teachers that work there are professional, talented, patient, and great with kids. This is my daughters 4th year there, I am positive I made the right choice. DSD ROCKS!!!!!!!

DSD is a very unprofessional and disorganized studio. Teachers/owner have studied/taught dance but there is no formal degree/accreditation in dance or child care and development. Teachers eat and answer cell phones during dance class when they should be teaching students. In the past year, costumes were given out during dance rehearsal and competition teams were forced to forego paid-for costumes as they were not received in time.



Wood floors are not kept up to standard and many students leave the studio with splinters.



Competition Audition process is a farce. Contract states “child can audition more than once.” A second date in August was to be provided if a child did not make the team the first time around. These students were denied a second audition. DSD does not hold to the contracts they provide.