Desert Eagle Productions

My children have been at DEP for several years and we *love* them. My son is a recreational dancer who started as a very clumsy little with a short attention span. They were patient with him and encouraged him to continue to grow. My daughter is more competitive and joined their team two years ago. They have helped her blossom into a confident dancer and given her a chance to travel the country doing what she loves. They meet your child where they are at and help them grow to reach their goals. Highly, highly recommend for any level of dancer.

Highly disappointing and severe lack of communication when it comes to any parent concerns. Not a good place for toddlers, it is not fun and too structured. You can't hear the communication between the teacher and children due to being provided limited space and having to watch your children on a tv with no sound during classes. I highly advise that you really read through their contract and ask about any red flags before you sign it. The contract is very poorly written, doesn't account for added in fees and if you want to cancel there is a outrageously high cancelation fee. And personally they tried to extend out our contact by two weeks and not account for their deposit fees that are not even in their contract. We had legal look it over and they had said the contract is very poorly written and their is no area that fees are discussed. Our daughter is very well rounded and has been going to a daycare center since she was a baby and she loves going places and LOVES school and her teachers but Hates it here, she's only 3 years old and keeps saying the teacher is so mean to her and she gets so mad......

My 8 year old started a few weeks ago and so far she loves it. She looks forward to class everyday. She has many options to choose from. The teachers have been great to her. Highly recommend it.

I think the only reason this Studio even has clientele is because no other dance studio in El Paso focuses solely on hip hop. Overall I think this studio has great potential if they could kink out a few negatives. For one, when you walk in the studio it usually reeks, I am not sure what the smell is, but Im sure it`s an easy fix that the owners just care not to focus on. Secondly, besides the introductory period of getting you to sign your child over for revenue, the communication here SUCKS!!! It`s like buying a car that looks great, until you drive it off the lot and realize you just bought a lemon. Last and most important is renovation, the weird thing is that this studio can afford to put camera`s all over the place with viewing t.v`s for all the parents to watch, but the actual floors that the children dance on are moving... Yes you heard correct!! they have 3 studio rooms and in all 3 you have pieces of the floor that literally are not connected to the rest of the floor. If you care at all about your child`s safety in regard to moving around a lot then catching a fall, this is not the place to send your little one`s. On a better side, they do have some really nice young talented choreographers in house, but maybe they should invest in an immediate renovation with their profits.

This is what a real mentor looks like. This is what someone who cares about kids does. Doesn't matter how many times he have to show them he is happy too. The Gibbs family is awesome and Desert Eagle Productions Dance Studio is where you want to be. Thank you Gerard Gibbs for never giving up on him