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As an instructor at The Dance Company Arts Conservatory, as well as Artistic Director, I would like to respond to the previous review. First of all, ownership and management of TDCAC recently did decide to go nonprofit, not to reduce accountability (those who have experience in nonprofit work know that going nonprofit actually means greater accountability), but to be able to provide scholarship opportunities to promising dancers who may not otherwise be able to access high quality dance training, as well as to be able to fundraise and receive grants to be able to provide more enriching performance and education opportunities for our students at lower cost to their parents. \r
We, at TDCAC, pride ourselves in creating a warm, inviting, family friendly atmosphere, but with that comes an inherent concern for the safety and well being of our students and clientele. While we understand that younger siblings may become restless, we also cannot allow small children to run in and out of the doo
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