Footworks Dance Studio

Janet Couch

Our granddaughter has danced at Footworks since she was 3 years old. She has gained friendships and confidence and her love for dance continues to grow. Looking forward to this years performances. Thank you to your amazing staff.

Gary Neveras

Our daughter has been dancing at Footworks for over 10 years. It’s her second home, and watching her grow into a beautiful competitive dancer has been nothing short of incredible. She was so shy when she started, but the support, love and encouragement she has received from the staff has given her the confidence to excel in all areas of her life. We are so grateful to Krystie for the dedication and love she has for her students. The entire staff is wonderful! There is truly nowhere better.

Domme Fatale

Most UNPROFESSIONAL studio I have ever been to. I came in for a tour and to get information about possibly sending my girls there. As I walked in there were several women chatting about other moms and children on the competitive team (not very nice things might I add).No one acknowledged me. Not welcoming at all. Then, the front desk woman with white curly hair seems as if she hates her job and did not want to be there. Every question I asked, I was given a rushed answer as if she was just trying to get me out of there. As she spoke to me very rudely, I can feel every eyeball on me which made me very uncomfortable. I even asked her why she was using such a tone with me. I then asked to speak to the director Krystie whom I saw standing around the corner the entire time. She made eye contact with me then quickly disappeared although she heard how I was be spoken to. She did nothing. I was appalled and wanted everyone to know how I was handled there. DO NOT bring your children there!! If this is how they handle potential new customers, I can't imagine what goes on in studio. Don't waste your time!!!

Mommy2NAS

EXTREMELY disturbed! I attended the recital last weekend (June 2022) with a friend to see her daughter perform. It was disappointing and a little uncomfortable to see a stage full of little white girls dancing to a song about LYNCHING black people with a smile on their faces. It was the dance number where they wore very short gold sequin costumes while Strange Fruit by Billie Holiday was played. The owners and dance instructors should first research the material before putting it on display for an audience. Also, there was another dance number where the little girls were basically in white panties and a bra. I understand there are lots of movements during the dance numbers and the dancers need to be comfortable and move about, but as a parent, I don’t feel it’s necessary for our little ones to be half naked, dancing around on a stage.