Family-owned dance studio in Oregon, Ohio, run by Amanda and Tyler Nye, teaching recreational, performance and competitive dance from toddler through adult across a range of styles. The studio emphasizes a supportive, creative environment for dancers at every level. No summer camp is described in the sources located.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Nye Dance Productions directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleIn today’s world of Ai and fake accounts the only thing you can believe are people you know and can trust what they say. When this person who I trust has a run in with the owners and instructors of this place I believe she was treated unfairly and disrespected. Just be careful and do your own investigating before you sign your children up
Unprofessional , also found out they are charging for the free samples that Mary Kay gives to their clients.
We absolutely love this studio and the studio staff. My daughters have started at the age of 2 and they’re so patient and welcoming to the itty bitty dancers. We’ve been on the different company teams and have enjoyed those experiences as well. The studio owners have done frequent check-ins with my teenager on company to make sure school isn’t falling behind.
I have been appalled by the lack of organization, respect and professionalism by the owner and her husband over the time we have been at this studio. How they have treated both my wife and daughter does not sit well with me. The fact that the husband of the owner snapped and yelled at my wife in their “waiting room” for asking a simple question about performance ticket sales for no reason other than his “business frustrations” is why I feel obligated to share my overall perception and experience. The moment the owner referred to my daughter’s group as “fools” in an unprofessional manner and took her “business frustrations” out on them has made it necessary for me to provide a voice where my daughter can’t as a 6 year old. The owner should have never referred to these children in any light as “fools” regardless of excuses given and showed no genuine care or concern for the behavior.
While we love the friends and families we have met here - we looked into a situation brought up from a rehearsal and wanted the truth about what happened. Multiple students shared a similar experience from the same class and I believe multiple students over the one adult any day. This caused an issue with the owner who was the one instructing at the time. We had a contract with studio for the year and we were "let go" by the owner for not trusting her word against a large handful of young children. We feel we were treated more of a client and a source of income rather than valued as human beings including our 6 year old daughter who was called names and an embarrassment (as were others in the group) and verbally berated for missing some steps in their routine.






