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    Classical Ballet Academy

    4.0 (9 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
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    Tango Berretin - Bandoneón, tango, music, culture, dance, community...

    Tango Berretin

    4.3(8 reviews)
    0.5 miSoutheast Portland

    If you've ever wanted to try your hand at the sexy, sultry Argentine tango...this is the place to…read morelearn. Don't confuse this with ballroom tango.....and this dance is not for people with space issues. Argentine tango is danced in a "close embrace". So bring breath mints and wear deodorant. I've taken tango classes at several locations and found that Alex does an excellent job of teaching this dance, and explaining the nuances of the tango. There are quite a few beginning classes here to choose from. (If you love Argentine tango there is opportunity to dance every night of the week in Portland!)

    This has to be one of the coolest spots in Portland. I cannot believe I'm only the second person to…read morewrite a review, but tangueros seem to spend every spare moment either practicing or talking about shoes, so maybe they just haven't gotten around to it yet. For Tango, this is the place. Many (if not all) of Portland's best dancers can be seen here and the floor energy on a good night feels like it's coming up from the floorboards. If you dance tango, you need to go here. Alex Krebs (the owner) creates a really great ambiance and has weekly classes for those who want to learn Argentine Tango. But, as the other reviewer stated, this is a dance in close embrace, so you'll be spending time in close contact with other people's body. Be prepared!

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    Tango Berretin - Owner, Alex Krebs and Sydney Babcock Argentine Tango Portland, OR

    Owner, Alex Krebs and Sydney Babcock Argentine Tango Portland, OR

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    Tango Berretin front door Portland, OR

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    Performance Works NorthWest - Performance moment: photo by Chelsea Petrakis

    Performance Works NorthWest

    4.4(5 reviews)
    0.7 miSoutheast Portland

    Before the Foster corridor between 50th and 70th was cool, some artists bought an old building as a…read morelive work space. Their work is making dance and making performance. I know them and have been to many events in the space. One of the owners is Portland's top lighting designer for performances in our high end performing arts theaters. The partner is a modern dancer who worked in New York with the best. The space has a great dance floor, and there is a small garden which is sometimes open for events. The rental rates are very reasonable, for rehersal or for a show. The space is wheelchair accessible. They publish a monthly email newsletter of modern dance events covering the whole city, including competing spaces. Subscribe!! Yes, how the space is laid out for performances with respect to bathrooms is not what you would find at the Schnitz. It's an old low budget church. That's why 4 stars vs 5. This is a DIY space, but hey, they have a great floor! That DIY attitude, graciousness to performers, and their outreach to all comer performers outweighs not being fancy, by far. Their Cabaret Boris & Natasha series and Alembic are examples of making a show accessible to all performers. So if you are a performer, keep them in mind, including for rehearsal space. And if you have movement artists visiting Portland who want a large rehearsal space, they have lovely short term lodging by their garden. Performance Art NW is a good space for Portlanders interested in modern dance to track by their email newsletter and website. The creators are lovely and the audience is too. They have many special events a month!

    A friend and I took a few yoga classes here, and I just recently attended a dance performance with…read moreanother friend. Since I'm reviewing the space and not the class or the performance, I'm gonna stick with (some might say dwell on) some fairly pedantic details. The place is supposedly an old church, but seems a bit more like an old high school gymnasium. One big main room, with a bathroom/kitchen/utility space tucked into the side. You enter via a ramp, and it's not entirely clear that you're really supposed to be there. But it's fine, really, it's fine, just go in already. As a yoga studio, it works pretty well. Lots of floor, smallish enough to be intimate without seeming crowded. I'd always wondered how it would work as a performance space. The answer is: hmmm... maybe not great. There are a few ways a person imagines configuring this space, but the way they had it was a bunch of metal folding chairs (the lucky people got cushions) spread across a few seemingly randomly-placed stadium-style risers. The entrance and performance area were on the same side, which made for a bit of awkwardness when it came time to leave. The restroom was also on the performance side, so it was good that the performance was short. The lighting was nice. The sound quality was great. The place has potential. But it seemed like a more appropriate practice space than actual venue. If you need a space on the SE side for a private event or show... I'm not sure if they rent it out, to be honest. But I can easily imagine high school dance wallflowers dutifully drinking their punch and covertly teasing broccoli from their braces along the edges in here. Maybe it was their ghosts that made me a little bit uneasy.

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    Performance Works NorthWest - Summertime event under the Doug Fir.

    Summertime event under the Doug Fir.

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    Reform Pilates & Movement

    Reform Pilates & Movement

    5.0(18 reviews)
    1.9 miBelmont, Sunnyside, Southeast Portland

    Things I love about Reform in no particular order: 1. They…read morework with people that have a wide range of experience and confidence levels, body types, and abilities. 2. The staff are consistently professional, creative, and dedicated to improving your skill level and body needs. 3. They give back to the community in a variety of ways. 4. They promote a relaxing yet motivating environment. 5. They have met my physical needs when recovering from an accident, going through cancer treatment, and provided a place where I could focus on self-care through Pilates, Gyro, massage, yoga, and Alexander work. Amazing place!

    I am addicted. I have been having back problems since…read moreDecember, I went to a chiro, then physical therapy. My PT suggested that I try Pilates to strengthen my core (god knows I need it). I looked on YELP and found this place right next door. I signed up for the introductory private sessions, after my first one I was exhausted and slept better than I have in years. The next day I was sore in places that I didn't know existed before but I felt great. I have since been back 6 more times and signed up for a lot more private sessions.... I LOVE it. This is the only exercise I have ever enjoyed. It's no impact and really teaches you about your muscles and makes you very aware... my body is changing in a good way and I feel really good. If you are looking for a place for Pilates, I recommend this place, the staff is great and very accommodating to schedules.

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    Reform Pilates & Movement
    Reform Pilates & Movement

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