dance studio
/ˈdæns ˈstjuːdiəʊ/ · dance·stu·dio
noun
- A building or room equipped for dance instruction, practice, and performance. She booked a private session at the dance studio downtown.
- A place where dance is performed or rehearsed. The dance studio hosted a recital last night.
Did you know? The first modern dance studio was founded by Martha Graham in 1926, marking a shift from informal dance gatherings to specialized training spaces.