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Nicole (Christofferson) Miller grew up in Irvine where she spent most of her time dancing and performing.
She received B.A in Theater Arts from Brigham Young University with a minor in dance. While at university, she was very involved with all aspects of the theater both on and behind the stage. She presented a paper at BYU's Annual Dance Symposium and was chosen to have her article published in the BYU Dance Journal.
She began her teaching career as a teaching assistant to a professor for the BYU Children's Danceworks teaching creative dance.
While in Utah, she also taught at the Apollo Dance Studio and the Academy of Ballet.
She joined the Pacific Dance family in 1998.
She loves teaching children and adults and tries to bring creativity and fun into each class. By incorporating a variety of music, games and imagery she is able to teach the youngest of students dance techniques and terminology while they "play".
Nicole is still very involved in theater choreographing musicals. She also works at Irvine High School, Venado and Sierra Vista Middle Schools choreographing for their choirs and some musical theater
classes. When she's not dancing, she and her husband, Ryan, are busy with their five children.
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