Reviews of Pennsylvania Ballet (Dance School)

323 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19107

DESCRIPTION

We've got all the information of people like you who purchase the services of Pennsylvania Ballet (Dance School) in the state of Pennsylvania.

As of day this firm gets a rating of 3.2 stars over 5 and that score is based on 15 reviews.

As you can read, it has an average rating is discreet, neither too high nor too low, and it is founded on a high number of reviews, so we can conclude that the assessment is very faithful. If there are many people who bothered to value when they've done well, is that it works.

As you know, we don't usually bother to give reviews when these are correct and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or issue...

This Dance School belongs to the category of Ballet school.

Where is Pennsylvania Ballet?

REVIEWS OF Pennsylvania Ballet IN Pennsylvania

Ny Philly

If your mom or dad works at this school or if you have parents willing to donate thousands of dollars, this is the school for you. The blatant nepotism and the favoritism is UNBELIEVABLE!!!! Shame on the school for teaching the kids at a very young age, the ugly side of an unjust world.

Marie Winters

My daughter has gained invaluable experience as a student at the School of the Pennsylvania Ballet. It’s strengthened both her technique & artistry & she’s had the opportunity to perform onstage with the company.

amy ren

Krista Adams

Lara Clemens

Kathleen Landa

Koen Kaschock-Marenda

Akif Joyner

Daniel Cooper

Evelyn Kocak

Meredith Gammon

My daughter loves it! She’s 3 turning 4 and very excited to start her second year of classes here. The teachers are wonderful, the performance the kids could participate in was a great experience, and the summer camp was fun for her as well. Definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a great dance school for their kids.

Emily Kucharczuk

Stephen Moorman

Disrespectful to students. Doesn't provide adequate training to higher level students. Stereotypical, rude and disrespectful teachers. They bring students in at high levels making it easy to convince parents to pay for the training. Then they train them for a year and move them down to a lower level. Obviously either the training provided has made the student worse or they are trying to encourage the student to leave probably because the parents have not provided enough financial support to the school. Complete waste of money.