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🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
🔴 ⚪ ODC/Dance names Mia J. Chong Co-Artistic Director!
ODC and ODC Founding Artistic Director Brenda Way are thrilled to announce Mia J. Chong as Co-Artistic Director. Chong currently serves as ODC/Dance’s Staging Director, and will step into her new role this December. She is also the founder and artistic director of EIGHT/MOVES, a contemporary dance company in San Francisco.
Chong has been a part of the ODC family since she was five years old – first as a student at ODC School, then as a member of the Dance Jam, ODC’s pre-professional teen dance company, followed by six seasons as a member of ODC/Dance, during which time she earned a coveted Princess Grace Award.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of co-artistic director at ODC, a company that has long been a home for my artistic journey. The many years of guidance and partnership with Brenda and Kimi Okada have profoundly shaped me as an artist and leader. Together, I look forward to carrying ODC into its future with fresh eyes and a deep commitment to artists, audiences and community.”
~ Mia J. Chong
1📸. Mia J. Chong & Brenda Way photographed by Natalia Roberts
2📸. Mia J. Chong as ODC/Dance Company's Staging Director
3📸. Mia J. Chong in The Velveteen Rabbit Children's Cast
4📸. Mia J. Chong with Augusta Moore in ODC School's Youth & Teen Program
5📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC Dance Jam
6📸. Mia J. Chong in the ODC/Dance Company photo by RJ Muna
7📸. Mia J. Chong photo by RJ Muna
8📸. Mia J. Chong with ODC Founder & Artistic Director Brenda Way and School Director & Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada
#odcsf #sfarts #dance #sfdance #dancenews
For the past 15 years ODC has awarded over 1,500,000 in Youth and Teen Scholarships to thousands of adolescents as they begin their training in dance. Since 2019, Arts Access has supplied subsidized classes to adults and seniors of all backgrounds, making dance a regular part of life for countless individuals–in the first quarter of 2026 alone, we have invested over $24,000 in class subsidies.
Yet, we don’t do this work alone! With your support we can move our community forward!
Support Scholarships/Arts Access at odc.dance/home2026 or at the link in our bio!
#odcsf #donate #missiondistrict #sfdance #nonprofit
👁️ Happy What to Watch Wednesday #WTWW!
This Wednesday recap @moniquefauxnique 's ODC Theater Spring Season Performance titled, How Do I Look?
This show was a deep dive into the inner thoughts and insecurities that Fauxnique faces everyday while at the same time puts the audience into question of how they view themselves and other people.
Watch it only on ODC Connect, Sprout link in our bio to begin streaming. ▶️
#odcsf #dragperformer #dance #sfdance #theater
👀 Here's a sneak peak into what Friday Nights look like at the ODC Commons! || 🔗 Register for class with the Sprout link in our bio!
🗓️ Thinking of a way to enjoy your Friday? Take a trip to the Mission District and learn Afro-Haitian, Ballet, Hip Hop, and even Salsa!
Starting on June 5th we will be introducing a plethora of new Friday intro series workshops for you to try including Capoeira, Old School Hip Hop, Contemporary dance, Afro Salsa, and more!!
#dance #hiphopdance #afrohatian #salsa #missiondistrict
☀️ Summer Sampler 2026 is almost here! July 30 - August 2
🔗 Link in our bio to learn more
This year we will present 3 emotion driven, thought provoking, and exhilarating pieces in our very own ODC Theater.
Confirmed in the line up are the celebrated return of ODC Fellow KT Nelson’s “surreal and compassionate” Nothing's Gonna Make Sense (Reflections on Grief), and Co-Artistic Director Mia J. Chong’s world premiere in collaboration with EIGHT/MOVES.
#odcsf #sanfranciscodance #summerdanceperformance #contemporarydance #dancing
👯 Intro to Contemporary Dance Workshops with Kristin Damrow
Tuesdays 6:00-7:30pm
🔗 Register with the Sprout link in our bio!
Kristin’s Intro to Contemporary Dance series is designed for those new to contemporary dance or anyone looking to revisit the basics. Each three-class series — Floorwork, Handstands & Inversions, and Choreography — focuses on building foundational skills to help you feel confident, trust your movement instincts, and have fun in contemporary classes. Take one series, all three, or even drop in.
Floorwork - June 9, 16, 23
Handstands & Inversions - July 7, 14, 21
Choreography - August 4, 11, 18
#odcsf #danceclass #contemporarydance #sfdance #sanfrancisco
🦶 4-Week Intro series: Capoeira Foundations: Build Your Flow with Mestre Cafu
Fridays June 5th-26th || Sprout link in our bio to register🔗
Class session will be from 7:30-8:30 pm
Social time will be from 8:30-9:00 pm (free drinks and snacks)
This series introduces the core movements, rhythm, and energy of capoeira in a fun, focused, and supportive environment. Mestre Cafu has shared Brazilian art and culture throughout the Bay Area for 24 years, preserving their essence while guiding students with experience and dedication.
#martialarts #brazil #capoeira #odcsf #danceclass
Brenda Reacts to a viral dance trend from 2015 called "Hit Dem Folks" 💪 🔥
This viral dance took the internet by storm in the 2010's predating the influence of TikTok. It's movements are characterized by a repetitive are flexing movement with free-styled fast paced moves in between.
Brenda seemed to take a liking to this trend and joked that it would be in this year's Summer Sampler show 🤣
Comment down below what Brenda Way should react to next ⤵️
#BrendaReacts #odcsf #hitdemfolks #viraldance #dancetrends
Check out this review of The Waves performed by @factsf, written by @ndnlifestylist. Our ODC Theater Spring Season shows were definitely one for the books ☝️ ‼️
🔗 Sprout link in our bio for the full read 📖
#odcsf #ODCTheater #factsf #sanfranciscoart #bayareaart
🕰️ 20 years ago, the two dance families of Rhythm and Motion and ODC banded together to bring movement to all those who walked through the doors of 351 Shotwell Street.
2 decades, hundreds of teaching artists, and thousands of students have danced together in our studios, and the truth is–we’re just getting warmed up!!
In honor of this momentous occasion we invite you to support the future of the Commons with gift to our 2026 H.O.M.E. Campaign.
Donate at odc.dance/home2026 or at the link in our bio!
#odcsf #HOMECampaign #donate #community #missiondistrict
SEEDS in action!
Catch our SEEDS Directors, Rama Hall and Jenelle Gaerlan, at the ODC showcase this weekend, May 16 and 17. More info at odc.dance 🎉
�Interested in joining the company? Summer auditions take place June 3, 2026 from 4:30-6pm.
▶️ Happy what to watch Wednesday! 👀 || View the digital encore on ODC Connect
🔗 Sprout link in our bio to begin watching
This Wednesday recap @odcdancejam 's 2026 Home Season show "Reminiscence" that premiered in early April.
Reminiscence celebrated the history of the ODC Dance Jam with a mixed bill of new and returning works. The night opened with a world premiere by Douglas Gillespie titled outside; in. Set to a musical score by Gustavo Santaolalla, the piece opened with full company of 6 dancers, all wearing dark blues, greens, and earth tones, divided in pairs, creating three vignettes on the stage.
#odcsf #ODCDanceJam #contemporarydance #moderndance #teendance
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