text: Firstly, I think this address is a tad inaccurate.  The website (and practically, where it is) lists the address as 1318-D Central avenue.  It's a little confusing to get to.  Just cut through the Family Dollar parking lot and you're there.\nThis is a bright, fairly friendly studio.  There are two dance rooms total, I \"dropped in\" for a modern class Wednesday night.  You have the option of paying for a drop in class, or you can buy a multi-class pass in various increments.  You are also asked to register before class, either online, by phone, but they're cool with you coming in right before class to register, I suppose as long as it isn't too full.\nSo, the website didn't really mention levels for the adult's modern class (or jazz, tap, etc) the only classes that were outright labeled were the ballet classes.  Well, I figure I did ballet for a while, took a Duncan and later a Dunham workshop, made my way through all right and since no level was mentioned it shouldn't be too hard, right?\nWell, I was only mildly embarrassed.  This particular class was at a solid intermediate modern dancer level and MAN did I sweat - it was the Horton technique, if you're familiar, very influenced by indigenous dance.  I was a little resentful at times but in hindsight I appreciate the teacher for moving along at the level of the class, keeping it challenging but not calling undue attention to my (or a couple of other relative n00b looking dancers) errors.  At the end of the class she said something like \"beginners - don't be scared!  Come back and work work work! it!\"\nWell, I was going to content myself with maybe trying another studio but I was lucky enough to find a different form of the schedule in the lobby - one that clearly marked that class as intermediate.  The modern class for all levels (although that label has always made me suspicious) is on another day.  So, I'm thinking of dropping in for that and we'll see if its a keeper.