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The innovative Portland dance company enters a new season in a spirit of collaboration, civic renewal, and fresh ideas.

Live your game show dreams at BODYVOX’s THE SPIN! It’s a different show every night, with a little help from the audience and a giant wheel of dance.

Video interview with Jamey and Ashley

If you’re looking for a way to connect with your tween or teen, BodyVox’s Serious Cupcakes is a night out that will cement your reputation as the coolest parent ever.

Dance studio, Bodyvox, presents a show called “Serious Cupcakes“. Seven choreographers created seven original pieces that Ashely Roland, a co-artistic director, calls “treats for your soul.”

The show consists of seven different dance pieces, each around 10 minutes, from seven choreographers, using the BodyVox company dancers.

My daughter, trying to explain BodyVox to a friend said, “It’s dance, but incredibly cool dance.” As their new branding suggests, BodyVox is “categorically uncategorical.”

An invigoratingly fresh blend of dance and music by BodyVox and the Akropolis Reed Quintet celebrated the Roaring Twenties at the brand-new Patricia Reser Center for the Performing Arts on March 19.

BodyVox dance show, on hold since 2020, sparkles at new venue as fortune favors the Beav. PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) — Downtown Beaverton’s new Patricia Reser Center for the Arts has been ope

At the beginning of BodyVox’s soaring and sumptuous new show Serious Cupcakes, co-artistic director Jamey Hampton calls out, “Enjoy…your…cupcakes!”

The Portland contemporary dance company gets spooky—and silly—with "BloodyVox," its seasonal splurge of the macabre. For most dancers, the laws of physics are restrictions to be observed.

Creativity is a mysterious beast. We try to lasso it and stick it in separate corrals: Writers here. Painters here. Composers here. Actors here. Dancers here.

When BodyVox’s artistic directors Jamey Hampton and Ashley Roland sat down to consider their 20th season, they knew they were going to go big.

This past Thursday night, Nov. 3, BodyVox and Amphion String Quartet presented “Cosmosis” at the University of Nevada, Reno, in the Nightingale Concert Hall.

Jazz tango played by Buenos Aires musicians? BodyVox performers dancing to Prokofiev? The entire cycle of Beethoven’s string quartets performed by some of the country’s best quartets?