BodyVox Dance Center

One year ago today, we lost our dear friend and longtime company manager, Una Loughran. For nearly 20 years, Una was the rudder for the good ship BodyVox in the turbulent waters of arts management. We flourished under her leadership and vision, and to this day continue to benefit from her years of steady and faithful stewardship of BodyVox. Una was loved and respected by her constituents across the country. She had a broad coalition of partners and friends in every region of the U.S. and would connect with them annually at the various conventions that she would attend on behalf of BodyVox. We miss her dearly and are reminded of her daily when we arrive at the BodyVox Dance Center and enter through the Una Loughran Lobby. Thank you, Una.

Jamey Hampton and Ashley Roland

WEATHER ANNOUNCEMENT:

To ensure the safety of all our students and staff, we will be assessing the weather in the morning and decide if whether or not to cancel classes tomorrow morning.

We will post a weather update tomorrow morning by 8am, and we will contact everyone that has signed up online to inform you of our decision.

Be safe, stay warm, and thank you for your understanding!

Come take ballet and pointe class with Brett Mills!

Monday, 6:30 - 8pm Beginning / Intermediate ballet
8 - 8:45pm Pointe
$18 drop in

Brett began her training in Chicago at The Chicago City Ballet School under the direction of Maria Tallchief and Paul Mejia and later continued studying at the Ruth Page School with Larry Long.

Brett danced professionally with several companies including Eugene Ballet where she danced many principal roles including Giselle, Aurora, and Juliet, as well as originating roles in works by artistic director Toni Pimble. One highlight of her time at Eugene Ballet was a tour to the Middle East and Asia, which included performances at historic sites such as the citadel in Aleppo.

Brett has been sharing her love of dance and dedication to ballet through teaching for many years. She has taught at various Portland area dance studios including Center for Movement Arts and The Portland Ballet.