t-forrester1029
I really enjoy the show, but I find Tara to be extremely annoying. I wish they had made Kat or someone else the main character.
Kennedy Reed
hey guys reeditandweep here with another review. dance academy is probably THE best show i've seen :) drama, romance, and you guessed it, dance. it has everything. if you have any reservations about starting this show, throw them out the window. i first found it on netflix and have been hooked ever since. the acting is phenomenal and i wanna move to Australia to become a dancer now :) if u have any question feel free to chat me on my prof, reeditandweep :) 10/10 fer sure. also, the guys are super cute ;) the clothes are really cute 2! wish i could dance hopefully they will come out with a new season asap sincerely and with love, reeditandweep
kendall_maui
When I first watched Dance Academy I was on a Dance movies extravaganza on Netflix. At first I was torn because it seemed like a teen drama series and those who's dating who plot lines always repel me. But I was fascinated by the fact that the whole cast could dance! Quite an achievement and set in Australia, double bonus. It also has quite a range of problems that the characters go through, professional choices, life choices, and so on. But I also love the down moments when the characters are just getting to know each other and character building. The actors make the characters believable and will raise anyone's adrenaline when you feel they are on the verge of making wrong decisions. I am extremely fond of the actor who plays Ben Tickle in the second series; he has quite a future ahead of him, charismatic and entertaining to watch.
jaspar38
And by descriptions I mean "teen drama" or "children's show".I am a 27-year-old living in the US. When NetFlix kept suggesting this show to me, I kept writing it off because most teen/children's show are bland, poorly acted, and often talk down to their audience. Being a glutton for anything concerning dance, I thought I'd give it a shot, and I am so glad that I did. There is an emotional depth to the storytelling and acting that greatly surpasses other shows of the genre. There is something magical, and frankly addicting, about "Dance Academy" that reminds me of some of the shows that I loved to watch during my formative years. I could sit here all day and extol the virtues of this show, but I'll leave it at this: If you've been thinking of checking out the show, or have written it off, I implore you to put aside any preconceived notions and experience it for yourself. You won't be disappointed.