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Ballet 'n' All That Jazz

Ballet 'n' All That Jazz

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184 S Industrial Dr #7, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, S6V 7L8, Canada
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Feb 14, 2017
This is our 4th year at Ballet n' All That Jazz Dance studio. One of the first things I noticed was how positive the teachers were to all their students. They were kind, encouraging and they saw something special in each dancer. My daughters have grown to be devoted dancers because the teachers love to teach "Dance" and they love their "Students". The studio has become their second home and they have made awesome life long friends. The girls all encourage each other and it really is like a big family. The studio provides classes from 3 years old to adult classes and I love the unlimited fee which allows a dancer to take as many classes as they like. We also love the brand new studio. It is bright, cheery and is the only studio "on the Hill" with big beautiful windows. The girls love the great views of the sun and the moon while they dance. We couldn't be happier with Ballet n' All That Jazz.

Feb 13, 2017
Beautiful new studio. Teachers who are consummate professionals and who foster, in addition to a love of dance, a spirit of collaboration and mutual respect and support among the dancers. I truly cannot say enough great things about this dance studio! We would not dance anywhere else.

Feb 2, 2017
Very educated, professional yet fun and caring dance teachers. Bright, cheery and vibrant new building with a upbeat atmosphere. Wonderful kids in fun environment!! Best place to dance 💃🏼

Feb 7, 2017
Such a welcoming and inclusive environment. Dancers are all treated equally and the instruction is high quality. Best studio in town!

Feb 6, 2017
I love the environment and the dance classes my girls love dancing with the teachers and having fun with their friends

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