Page and Company Dance Academy

"So happy we found this gem of a Dance Company. We love the variety of classes they hold, even for our teeny toes dancer. What really prompted my review was the care and love these teens working the teeny toes program. The group of young ladies you all have representing your company are remarkable. They are so kind to the littles and do such an amazing job! Exciting to know that these young ladies are molding the future dancers of Cabot. Class act company with class act dancers who are great teachers!"

"Man, I tell you...this dance studio offers a very family oriented and close community approach to training and/or competing in dance--great trainers, instructors, and owners make successful dance practitioners. We transferred from Minnesota and the owner of our previous competition dance studio reached out to Ms Tammy and recommended page and Company for our Arkansas connection. I'm glad we got connected and our daughter is extremely happy with her new competition studio with a wide variety of disciplines with close friends."

"Amazing, caring, friendly wonderful Christian based values. We've been dancing with Page for over 10 years! 6 kids. We love it"

"Such a welcoming and loving environment for families of dancers. No pressure to be the best, but to just have fun and shine in the best way a dancer could. They build up the kids' confidence and put together beautiful programs for families to enjoy."

"I was taught here between ages 9-14 (2002- 2007) for ballet, lyrical, and jazz but was not warmed up correctly. Due to that, I will have joint strength problems for the rest of my life. I was in physical therapy for a year in high school after we noticed my knee caps and shoulders were having problems but I am beginning a new part of my life were I may have to get knee surgery in the future due to continuous and multiple knee dislocations. Also to those parents with the concern, that some dance teachers may just be focused on competitions and not on teaching and physical fitness, this may not be the school for you. During my time, none-competitive dancers were not treated as equals to those that participated in comp, at least from a child's point of view, at the time."