Dancers Workshop

My 11-​year old daughter has been taking classes at Dancer’s Workshop for the past 7 years. My 4-​year old daughter has been there since age 2 when she started a preschool class. We have been very happy with our teachers and what our girls have learned. We have moved further away from the studio in the past few years but continue to make the drive (30 minutes each way) because we are so happy with them. We have tried other studios closer to home and were not impressed at all. The teachers are all excellent and I feel so lucky to have my daughters learning from these amazing dancers.

We enrolled out 3 yr old daughter in two consecutive weeks of half-​day dance camp over the summer because there are so few options during August in Austin. Our experience was all positive. The teachers and junior teachers were terrific, and they even taught her right and left! My daughter loved it. She was thrilled to put on her leotard every morning and skip out to the car, which is a big boon when you have a 3 yr old. Each week of camp ended in a short evening performance, complete with two costume changes for the kids.
Because my girl loved the camps so much, we enrolled her in a weekly ballet/​tap combo class with one of her teachers from camp. To date, I have zero complaints with this studio and its staff.

My 3 year old daughter just started taking their Preschool Ballet-​Tap Combo class and has absolutely loved it. Her teacher is so very sweet and kind, as are all the other Moms I have chatted with during the class. Great location, affordable classes with great Teachers!

My 3y8m daughter went to one of their Princess Dance camps this summer, and loved every second of it. 5 days, 9am-​1pm, ages 3 – 5.
She’d never had any dance classes or anything else of the sort, but like many little girls she adores tutus so it was a perfect opportunity to try it out without a commitment. Yeah, we’re signing her up for weekly classes there.
The teachers were great with all the kids, it was well organized, no dress code (my DD wore a different tutu outfit every day of course, but there were kids in all kinds of outfits), and they have loaner shoes so you don’t have to shell out $$$ on gear only to find out your kid hates dance. The director of the school was great with communication and wasn’t bothered at all by me checking in– DD had never been to a drop off program other than her 2x/​wk preschool where she already knew some kids and this was all new people so I was nervous.
She was one of the youngest in the class so of course her dancing skills at the week end recital weren’t as… «complete» as the others but you could tell she had been practicing movements and was doing her darndest to show them off when she wasn’t saying things like «Hi, Mommy! There’s Daddy!», «My gramma’s here, too! My gramma!», and «Look Mommy, I’m doing my arabesque!».
I highly recommend their camps, and after a few months of classes I’ll update my review.

My daughter had been going to summer camps here for two summers. She absolutely loved it. This summer she went to a different dance camp and I definitely saw the difference.
Dancer’s Workshop’s summer camps were very well organized. There were usually 2 – 3 teachers for a group. Each teacher has the kids for an hour or so. In one week, the kids learned four types of dance: ballet, jazz, tap, and hip hop. On Friday, at the end of camps, the kids would have a pizza party, and then perform four songs, with costumes (the studio lent the costumes to the kids). My daughter loved the costumes. I was very impressed the kids could learn to dance four numbers in short time. All of them did very well.
I think my daughter would want me to sign her up again next year!

Great teaching and fun classes!