Crossover Dance Studios 22-26 Goulburn Street, Sydney, New South Wales 2000

"Have been going to this school for about four years now. Great for K-pop and hip hop. Now they also offer kids classes. Totally recommended."

"Update: April 2023. For all those giving bad reviews and pretty much bagging out the receptionist. I think you need to be a bit more kind with your words. Some of them are new or still learning on the job. There are so many students, classes and teachers. They get calls, messages and admin. They are a small business running with alot going on. Just relax and be cool - it's a dance studio. My review for crossover. 100% the best place to go for hip hop. Real hip hop!!! Many different styles and classes. I highly recommend"

"I've been to a few Crossover classes and most recently Keanu's Sunday popping class. He's exceptional! Great dancer, but more importantly he knew how to teach. I like how he ran thru the basics since we are an absolute beginner class. Myself for one never danced popping before and was quite clueless when I entered the classroom. Keanu's also very friendly and I encourage people to ask questions on the spot in class so everyone can learn, especially if you're in beginners. Some areas of improvement I can suggest: please revamp your booking system, it's hideous and not user friendly at all. Second point is that there are too many people in the classroom, I could barely stretch. A bit more space would be appreciated."

"Classes have been good. And the teachers I've had so far have been friendly and nice to learn from. The only issue I have is the attitude and lack of professionalism of the receptionist. The lady at the front desk (I think her name is Mina) was not able to answer any of my questions and was too busy talking to her friend (another girl at the front desk who was also rather rude) to answer my questions when my friend wanted to join class. She couldn't even make eye contact or muster a greeting and treated us like we were taking up her time. I saw her treat several customers (students, but paying people) in a similar way--more than once. Felt like I was in highschool. No one wants to be a Karen or enjoys writing these reviews, but sometimes rudeness goes both ways. And it is unnecessary to be rude. Even though it's a front desk job, some professionalism doesn't hurt. You don't have to be friendly but some basic manners, respect and attentiveness shouldn't be difficult. Unless she's incapable of doing that? This behavior is not only unprofessional but also reflects poorly on the dance studio as a whole. It is important that management understand that customer service is an essential aspect of running a successful enterprise. I hope that the management takes steps to address this issue and ensures that such behavior does not occur again in the future. Other than that, I have enjoyed the classes and didn't want to voice this issue for a while because the teachers I've had have been wonderful."

"I have been involved in dance throughout my life and been to various dance studios but always felt like I was missing something. When I started coming to Crossover Dance Studio around 2 years ago, I finally found what I was looking for. There are so many unique styles that are taught here by really talented and supportive teachers. The community of people that attend this studio are also really friendly and encouraging. I have made a lot of good friends here who have helped me to grow as a performer. The studio also hosts a number of awesome dance events throughout the year when possible, which makes the experience even more fulfilling. I am so grateful to Jaye, my dance teachers and this community for the experiences I have had so far and hope to continue to learn at this studio for years to come."