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Level Up Studios
Level Up Studios: Elevating Pittsburgh dancers with patient instruction in a welcoming studio.
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Level Up Studios: Elevating Pittsburgh dancers with patient instruction in a welcoming studio.
Level Up Studios is a Pittsburgh dance studio known for a genuine, supportive culture and top-tier instruction. Located at 4836 Penn Ave, it earns praise for patient teachers and a welcoming space where young dancers can thrive, with instructors like Olivia and Ja'ree highlighted for positive, constructive feedback. A review notes cleanliness concerns and a missed class.
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Fun, engaging dance classes for children, focusing on fundamentals, creativity, and building confidence in a supportive setting.
Welcoming sessions for adults new to dance, offering positive instruction and authentic feedback in a relaxed, non-intimidating environment.
Tailored instruction from top-tier talent like Mario and Ja'ree, designed to help dancers of all levels improve their skills and technique.
Collaborative classes that encourage community and openness, perfect for friends or individuals looking to learn and connect through dance.
Accessible classes catering to every socio-economic situation and talent level, ensuring everyone can participate and thrive in dance.
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Overall rating
Alexis Bimatovs
This is an amazing dance school with a rare and valuable combination of qualities. Mario and his team offer top-tier talent and instruction right in the heart of Pittsburgh, but what truly sets them apart is the culture they've built. It's a genuine and supportive environment that allows young dancers to thrive without too much pressure. We are so grateful for their patience and the positive influence they have on our kids.
Ashley Baskin
A friend booked a 3p Saturday afternoon kids hip hop class for my child and hers. Arrived early (2:39p) in case we had to fill out waivers or any new student paperwork. The studio is dirty. You can see where drinks have been spilled and not cleaned up. There's no way the floors are being mopped (dry nor wet) after each class, nightly, or even weekly. The area with desks had an old Styrofoam food container on it and underneath a state store bag and a plastic bag with napkins, most likely from the restaurant the food container came from. The glass desk had finger prints all over it, again, it hadn't been cleaned in a while. Even the dance flopr had plastic bags on it. The studio was dirty. I would love to tell you that class was so great that the dirt is a non issue however the instructor never showed. Didn't call. Didn't answer communications from someone at the studio. We left at 3:11p for a class that was to start at 3p. My recommendation is find somewhere else to dance. Yes things come up but it takes minimal time and effort to send a "I'm running late, start class w/o me" text. The class was to be taught by Mario who I gather from seeing his name on the wall with the glass desk, that he's the owner. Disappointing experience. I won't return. I can't recommend.
Dustin Podgorski
My daughter has been dancing there for about 6 months and she has loved every class. A wonderful studio that is accessible to every level of talent and every socio-economic situation. So blessed to have my kiddo dance here.
Azure
12/10 loved taking a class here. Olivia, our instructor, was everything. She was positive and supportive and never saccharine. She gave authentic feedback in a way that encouraged openness in a way I needed for my first ever dance class in life. The space was so welcoming. It had a relaxed vibe to it and I immediately felt as if I was dancing with a friend at their house. My friend and I came to the class together and as soon as it was over, we turned to each other and said, "We're coming back next week, right?" Thank you for a great evening!
Crystal Murphy
This is one of the best places I could have brought my son. Ja'ree (spelling?sorry) is so patient, helpful, and fun. I'm so glad that I bring him here.
