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Adagio Dance
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citysearch c.
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My daughter went there 4 years and learned absolutely nothing. Which is why I pulled her out and is now getting the training she needs to learn ballet. The teacher/owner has not had the proper dance training herself. Which is known by the way she teaches. It's a very unorganized studio. Recital is a mess every year. And she cries every year as if everyone should feel sorry for poor Miss Jennifer and her unorganized mess. Buying tickets for the recital is a disaster every year too. If you watch the so called advanced classes you can see these poor girls are being taught all wrong. It's so sad to watch. This is the type of training that the judges on the TV show ""So you can think you can dance"" would tell a dancer that tried out on the show that you should get your money back and laugh at the dancer. SAD SAD SAD I tell you.
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