Dance training

[ShbrtAlley44]

Dance training#0

Posted: 9/18/04 at 12:58am

My voice teacher told me that I MUST learn to dance really well. Would Broadway Dance Center be a good place to start? I'm taking jazz classes at school, but I was wondering about BDC?

[Ebonic_Singer]

re: Dance training#1

Posted: 9/18/04 at 1:00am

Definately--the have classes for every level from basic beginner to professional.

[Lynnespock2]

re: Dance training#2

Posted: 9/18/04 at 9:09am

Steps is also a good studio and if Phil Black is around anywhere, he is excellent.

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[lovettespies]

re: Dance training#3

Posted: 9/18/04 at 9:13am

Steps is an excellent studio. I would put it near the top of my list.

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[BroadwayGal]

re: Dance training#4

Posted: 9/18/04 at 10:22am

Aaah yes I *LOVE* Broadway Dance Center! And I definitely recommend it. I've taken tap and jazz classes there and had a blast. Their teachers are great and everyone there is v. nice. It's a really good atmosphere. Have fun dancing!

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[Gothampc]

re: Dance training#5

Posted: 9/18/04 at 10:43am

I felt really comfortable at BDC. It's a great atmosphere. While Steps is good, I felt that it was more intense and as a beginner I did not feel comfortable there.

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[dancinfan]

re: Dance training#6

Posted: 9/18/04 at 11:18am

If Broadway Dance Center feels too crowded for you, there are also good classes at New Dance Group on 47th Street between Bway and 8th. They tend to be smaller and the teachers are very focused. There's also amazing theatre dance training at New York Dance Center on 26th Street near 7th Ave (across the street from Chelsea Studios). Updated On: 9/19/04 at 11:18 AM