Deborah's Stage Door Ctr

Deborah's Stage Door - the best! My daughter is five and this is her third year. We are thrilled to be a part of such a wonderful dance school. My child was so shy when she started and dance at this great school with such caring teachers helped her to be so much more social and outgoing. The classes are great, the staff is wonderful and the shows and costumes are beautiful. Looking forward to many more years. I would recommend this school to everyone. One of the best decisions I ever made.

Posted 09/13/09 | Report Abuse

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Deborah's Stage Door provides the absolute best in dance, theatre and music education. My children have been a part of the school for numerous years.The entire teaching staff is highly educated and caring. Whether your child takes one class or many, each child is nurtured and taught in a warm, caring environment. The passion for what Deborah and her teachers do is contagious. I could not have my children at a better school or have better role models for them. The tuition is reasonable and my tuition money is reinvested in the children which is evident in the beautiful facility my children learn and grow in at DSD and in the quality of the teaching staff which is second to none.The school provides the children with an education that prepares them for college, auditions and a professional career in dance, film or theatre.Happy to be at DSD!

Posted 09/13/09 | Report Abuse

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Deborah's Stage Door is one of the best dance studios in the nation. It is worth every penny you spend. DSD produces top-notch dancers who go on to have successful careers in the performing arts. Other studios just can't match up. The teaching staff are so kind, and work with your children to help them succeed and improve. They are also professionals & have much training and talent. Dance line is one big family, and everyone supports and helps each other out. It is one of the nicest groups of people you will ever meet. They are offered many special opportunities to perform locally and nationally, as well as the fact that they are nationally recognized for their talent. DSD also contends for the national championship every year, and usually wins. In my opinion, if your child wants to dance or be part of the performing arts, go to DSD!!

Posted 08/08/09 | Report Abuse

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well i dance at a different studio and we went against them. we were really nervous because they had over half the dances. At the competition the boys from the studio were VERY disrespectful. They throw stuff at us and they were bragging and acting like they were all that all because they were rich and could afford that extra stuff like the really expense costumes. But we come from a pretty small studio and we beat them. They weren't happy. I wouldnt go to there studio all because you really can bond with the teachers or anything.

Posted 07/16/09 | Report Abuse

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Roxanas Dance Expressions is the place to be! Deborah's is way too big and you dont get to know everyone at your studio, i like the small studio i go to it is great and i love it were like a family

Posted 07/13/09 | Report Abuse

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When my daughters danced at Deborah's I felt like a number because the studio is so large. The competition teams are good and so are the recitals, but I prefer a smaller studio that gets to know their students better.

Posted 06/12/08 | Report Abuse

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This is an award winning dance studio. The staff are very professional and skilled. They have a large selection of classes and have yearly shows so the kids can perform in front of an audience.

Posted 06/10/08 | Report Abuse

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