Dance INK

Dance INK is a renowned dance studio in its 12th Dance Season. Our Dancers and Teachers are getting ready to light up our annual Recital on May 28, 6:00 pm, at TCU Place! Check out what we are doing with our students on Facebook and Instagram and get in touch to book a trial class or come watch our dancers on Sunday, May 28th. Our dance classes include Ballet, Jazz, Tap, and Lyrical. We do offer Acro, Street Jazz & Musical Theatre. Our dance classes are for all ages (Beginner to Advanced and Competitive). Dance INK, under the artistic direction of Ashley Berrns ADAPT, are proud of providing a safe and inclusive environment for students. Summer Intensive offers a chance to check out dance. Meet our current and former students and teachers at Dance INK! Take advantage of our Free Trial Class Offer for New Students. Our students are often invited to perform in the local community. Dance INK students have participated at Saskatchewan Rush Games and Mini Pop Kids, WE Day, Swinging with the Stars, and Telemiracle. Our Intensive Program is designed for those who want to learn how to dance in various genres at an advanced level.

Dance Ink reviews reveal it is a favourite studio among Saskatoon locals. Ashley Berrns is often praised for being fun and welcoming. The dance instructors are also considered top-notch. The majority of Dance Ink students love the studio. The community is described fondly. It is a family-like, inclusive place to go. Many parents appreciate how comfortable their children feel. They even get new friends. Such sibling relationships are crucial to the mental health and overall development of students. In most cases, Dance Ink organizers offer trial classes. This gives them the opportunity to try out different formats and classes. The waiting list is often full! It's hard to find a reliable teacher who is willing to go the extra mile these days. You're lucky if you find one for your children. Dance Ink instructors seem to be going above and beyond. Organizers say that the training is exceptional. Both the students and supervisors are to be commended. This is in stark contrast to the judgement and harassment that is common in other schools. One given school that has just opened is already suffering from inoperable infighting among teachers. Teachers have forgotten their role in helping the kids they groom to achieve their dreams. Either way, just a kind word to that woman who was waiting on us at the well-equipped Wheelock and the daughter at the Weeping House might have transformed them into people who know how to relate to their professional challenges. That's how a happy environment can increase the uptake rate. As a mentor for a number of students, I can confidently confirm that Dance Ink is the best place for your child.