Toes Across The Floor Dance Company

Founded by Sara Macdonald in 1998, Toes Across The Floor Dance Company was a non-competitive studio when it started. We were dancing simply because we enjoyed it, and our emphasis was on the joy of dance. We intended to make dance available to everyone in an atmosphere that was enjoyable, welcoming, and relaxed. The need for a low-pressure, non-competitive dance option in the community led to the formation of Toes Across the Floor's first competition team in 2013. Our goal is to assist each dancer in achieving their complete potential, and Toes succeeds only when each individual reaches their full potential. Our company was founded on the principle that the expense and commitment of competing in competitive dance should not prevent a young dancer from taking part. Although our Elite Dance Team now competes, that is not the primary focus of the Studio. Both our competitive and recreational dancers are required to take classes together, varying by age and experience. In this manner, dancers learn from each other, and the transition to a competitive group is more natural. At Toes, we aim to deliver a safe, fun, and engaging dance experience for everyone from age 2 to adult without undue stress.

Toes Across the Floor reviews are remarkably similar, with almost every review echoing a positive experience. Many reviews state that the studio employs talented, kind, and enthusiastic teachers who work well with kids and seniors, and all of them enjoy the interaction with their teachers and classmates. There is also a unanimous consensus that the students enjoy their dance classes and have made friends to showcases. Many reviews praised the studio's handling of COVID-19, claiming that they made the studio safe while still making each dance class fun and enjoyable for the students, even when online. Price and flexibility are other items that Toes got a lot of reviews. The majority of clients say that the studio is reasonable and gives good value for money. This is particularly true since the lobby is very clean and welcoming, and the studio actively listens to client recommendations and adjusts to changing circumstances. The firm is accessible and responds swiftly to queries, and the studio's classes are inexpensive and of good quality. Support and service were two more issues that the studio received many positive reviews. It seems that the studio's customers are generally pleased with its customer support and that the employees are friendly and attentive to their requirements. Accuracy, experience, and confidence are all examples of this initial feeling. Customer comments claim that all studio employees are knowledgeable and dedicated to teaching dance, making a creative and intellectually stimulating environment for learners of all ages. Many parents commented that children would stay in classes for years due to their growth and excitement, and some parents said that they themselves had a positive and welcoming experience in adult classes. A few references are made to the studio not forcing hairpins to train hairpins in all dance classes, and a few grownups mention that they enjoy the dance lessons as a way to exercise and have fun. Juxtaposed with the critiques, all the comments indicate that the studio offered a pleasurable and meaningful activity that was professionally taught and that everyone was ready to accept and make friends.