PMT House of Dance

incredible studio. clean. friendly. well maintained. well staffed. many styles offered. they even put together beautiful professional showcases for their students every season which takes a lot of effort and logistics, giving every student a chance to enjoy the thrill of performing on a stage. these guys do so much for the dance community and are so welcoming. they make everybody feel like a somebody!

amazing teachers, classes, and studio community! ❤️🙏🏼 I have felt welcomed from day one, I have met so many friends at the studio, and the faculty are all amazing dancers and teachers who are truly invested in your growth as an individual. I also love the performance opportunities and the tight-knit community feel of the studio, which can be hard to find in adult drop-in studios. ✨ Would recommend to both absolute beginners and pre-pro/professional dancers, looking for affordable high quality classes and a supportive studio community

Mariana and Jung.el give excellent house. Hip hop, contemporary popping and Street Dance are also exemplary. Staff i know what they are doing. Friday night House Head Sessions time you up with an old club feel. Easy to get to. Recommended

I have 1-2 years of dance experience and their beginner contemporary workshop was too fast-paced. I don’t see the point why they call it “beginner” when it is more akin to “beginner advanced.” Which they have a different class for. Teacher also called me out during class when I was discreetly trying to ask a student if I was in the correct class. And didn’t appreciate being split into groups of two to dance with barely any instruction prior as to the moves we were doing.

Extremely disappointing experience. I arrived at the studio after spending more than an hour on public transportation, excited to take the class, but the receptionist on Wednesday at 6:00 PM refused to let me in just because I was a few minutes late. I completely understand studio policies, but there was absolutely no empathy or kindness in the way she handled the situation. There were other classes after the hip-hop one, yet she didn’t even offer me the option to join another class or suggest an alternative. Instead, she was dismissive and cold. After all the effort it took to get there, being treated like that was very frustrating and disrespectful. Customer service and attitude matter — especially in a place that’s supposed to be about community, movement, and joy. I truly hope management addresses this, because no one deserves to be treated that way after showing up with genuine effort and enthusiasm.