Dance Studio or Wedding Reception Hall

Conservatory Display Kit by Real Good Toys was on back order and it arrived yesterday, so I just could not resist posting it. I bought it during Ernie's birthday special, so I got a great discount. I bought this kit with my ballerinas post in mind because I thought it would be small and quick to build and nice enough for me to leave it alone, well... you know how that goes. I am thinking about doing a little kit bashing (not much) but I am undecided about a couple of my ideas.

Let me know your thoughts????????

Idea #1 Dance Studio Only.
Like I stated earlier, I thought it might be a nice "quick" (notice how the quotation marks are my disclaimer) build studio for my ballerinas I bought from Hobby Lobby.

Idea #2 Combine Dance Studio with Wedding Reception Hall. 

My anniversary was last month and it had me reminiscing about our wedding reception which was at a large hall in a botanic garden similar to the conservatory. I already have a wedding couple, wedding cake, columns, etc. everything to do a wedding scene one day. So though if I do it right I could use the dance studio for both and do a formal garden landscape around it. It would be just a matter of switching out furniture and accessories inside.

Idea #3 Combine Dance Studio with Dance Hall. 
I though about combining the dance studio with a performance space. The studio would be in the back of the building which is the conservatory and the front would be a small theater were the dancers would perform during the recitals. I would make a stage with an area for seating.  

Idea # 3 Part B:

My question is would this work better has a scratch build rather than trying to use the kit. Making the building similar to the bakery/coffee shop but with a marquee added; a two story building with the dance studio on the second floor and the first floor the dance hall? I am thinking just the middle section.