Bellaire dance academy teaching ages 18 months through adult, run by owner Mandy Doyle and co-director Lacey Baker in a purpose-built studio. Its summer offering is a full 7-8 week summer curriculum of classes that is open to anyone, including students not registered for the fall season. The academy also hosts custom dance camps on request for outside groups or squads, tailored to what that group wants to train.
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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 Turn It Out Dance Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleLiterally the worst place to dance at if you’re not apart of their comp team. Not only is every thing associated with this place so very expensive but their staff specifically the woman at the recital check in desk is ignorant. I am a single mother. There is no support for my child besides me. This was her first time dancing and being a part of a recital. She was so very excited that she got to be apart of something. My daughter myself and her half sister who is visiting from out of town for the week to see her sisters dance recital showed up to rehearsal. Apparently no one besides guardian is allowed with the child but the guardian. This information was in the email. Ok understand but I must have missed that part of the email considering that’s the only way they communicate with you and send a million emails a week. Well the way the woman handled the situation in front of both children was totally uncalled for, unprofessional, and ignorant. She wanted the child to be alone in the auditorium without adult supervision when I said she’s a minor and I can’t do that. Her words were “ well you shouldn’t have brought her it was in your email” right in front of both girls. When you have no other options as a single parent you just do your best and hope things works out. She then decides to resolve the issue after being rude and says I’ll have to get permission. In the mean time the treatment we received was unacceptable and clearly was an easy fix with permission . Needless to say my daughter will not be in the recital, i have wasted all of my money that i scrapped to afford this for her and I now have two children crying in the back seat due to this woman’s behavior and words she thought was an appropriate way to handle “the issue” at hand.
Their competition instruction is their main priority and I've been told by mother's who have children in competition there that they get top notch instruction for their competition students. The issue is, their recreational program instruction is mediocre at best. They don't push the children at all. My daughter was in their rec program for 5 seasons and never made any progress in acro or any other form of dance. The routines are way below average for their recreational students. They pretty much charge you for recreational program instruction but don't offer much instruction at all. I paid $200/month for 3 classes in the recreational program. They charge you fees for literally everything, the costumes are absurdly priced. You pay for your child to be in the recital plus you have to buy overly priced tickets to watch them in the recital. The recreational program there is purely a money racket, overpriced, with subpar instruction! If you're going to have your child in the competition program, totally worth it I'm sure but their recreational program is an absolute waste of time and money!!
My kids love it here highly recommend
Wonderful staff, attentive, well organized ,supportive very good studio.
Because I like dancing







