Dance Spirit Magazine

Pros: Everything!

Cons: Could focus more on the college end sometimes

The Bottom Line: A great magazine for middle to high school dancers, both serious and recreational.

Review: I have been dancing for 16 years, and am currently enrolled in a conservatory of performing arts for dance. Needless to say, I am always on the hunt for quality information about my chosen field of study. I was thrilled when I found Dance Spirit. It has...

Pros: Articles, tips, very good content

Cons: None

Review: I am a dancer of 13 years and I must say this magazine is one of the best pieces of literature on the topic of dance I have ever read. The content of this magazine is targeted to dancers of all levels, abilities and ages. The articles include tips for...

Pros: good cost, great pictures, wonderful articles and tips

Cons: none

Review: I have been dancing since the age of 4(I'm 23 now) I decided to try this magazine because I wanted something for all diff forms of dance. I also sub to Dance Magazine but that is mainly ballet and company based. Dance Spirit or DS is a wonderful...

Pros: Great advice and information

Cons: Too many ads

Review: As an aspiring dancer and future dance instructor, it is important for me to find out the latest information and tips on dancing. Dance Spirit really knows exactly what to put in their magazine to keep readers reading and re-subscribing.

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Pros: Has some interesting articles sometimes, and caters to many different types of dance.

Cons: Has become too commercialized with way too many advertisements.

The Bottom Line: Go to the library or bookstore and read the magazine there. Not worth the money to subscribe.

Review: I have been dancing for 20 years now, and when Dance Spirit Magazine first started out, I immediately subscribed for one very big reason. They did not have the overwhelming amount of advertisements throughout the publication that most other dance ...