DanceWorks Studio

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  An amazing dance studio
  my girlfriend and I learned swing and we had a blast, I was a previous student there so I already knew how fun it was going to be

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  Posted on 01.18.12 Dalton A.

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  The dance floor is smaller but the ambiance is very nice.   They played mostly salsa, but some merengue and barchata.  No alcohol! Whats up with that! Still a ton of fun.  The best thing about their set-up is they have excellent ventilation.

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  Posted on 09.01.11 Ryland T.

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  superb dance floor and great ambiance

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  Posted on 07.03.11 Micky B.

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  DanceWorks is a great place to learn, especially for beginners. The instructors are friendly, and the people equally so. Lead or follow, you'll have a good time, as the range of skills is very broad. I've been told that they do put on great events, though haven't been to many myself. They have good pricing on lessons too, and let you get unlimited lessons for a set price, or packages for a discount.
  
  I highly recommend it if you're looking to learn, or wanting a friendly low-pressure dance environment.
  
  Beware of the effect that nearby tech companies have on it's population though; read into that any way you'd like.

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  Posted on 12.16.09 Xander S.

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  I LOVE DanceWorks!
  
  I am a complete beginner to any kind of dance, and just started taking salsa lessons here a couple months ago. The classes are really fun and you can drop in to any of them. They also hold open salsa dances every Wednesday night, which is a few hours of fun and practice for a great price!
  
  I just started Argentine Tango last week, and have also been doing their Saturday Bachata classes. I'm loving all of it, this place is great! :)

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  Posted on 11.15.09 Katie C.

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  This place is great for dancers of all ages and levels.  It is especially good for beginners because of all of their beginners classes, friendly staff and dancers who come to it regularly.
  
  They teach group classes and private lessons and hold frequent dance parties.  The best part is that they teach/play a wide assortment of music and the punch at the parties is great! :)

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  Posted on 12.03.08 elena k.

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  So picture me about 30 pounds heavier. Wait, don't do that. That's kinda rude and not where I gain my weight. Ok, start over.
  
  Picture me 2 years ago coming to the realization that (1) I was about to turn 40, and (2) I really needed to get started on that whole exercise thing I'd been putting off for... I dunno, since '92. I had tried the running, walking, eliptical stuff, and found it boring. So I went searching for something that was a group activity. What I discovered was that yoga, pilates and aerobics are pretty frickin' expensive and generally subject to crazy membership fees and other general used-car-salesman-like tactics. So I stumbled across Danceworks and signed up for an introductory 5 lesson sampler package. I liked it. I ended up deciding to learn Salsa, and there it was... a fun, inexpensive aerobic activity I could get into. Oh, and a class? $38 a month. No membership requirements.
  
  Now, it is 2 years later and I still go to Danceworks. I'm focusing on Tango now with their fantastic instructor Patty Leverett. I can't rave more! They've managed to teach a white, southern boy some moves.
  
  Scott (the owner/manager) is fantastic. He keeps it a nice, family-friendly place. Oh and ladies, ready for this? With it's proximity to Microsoft the men typically outnumber the ladies. Especially in the Latin classes! Take that Century Ballroom. And at 6-7pm, Redmond is usually 20-30 minute drive from Seattle (I make this commute myself).
  
  Anyway, kudos to Danceworks. They are a great place and manage to inject a little G-rated fun into my NC-17-rated life.

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  Posted on 08.31.07 L Eldub W.

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