Sarah Brinson is a native to Scottsdale, Arizona where she grew up dancing, performing and working locally with Dance Motion Performing Company. At age 18, she moved to New York City to further pursue a career in dance. Sarah is a graduate of Tisch School for the Arts at New York University where she studied modern dance, composition/choreography, anatomy, music, voice and acting. She has had the privilege to work for and assist choreographers such as read more
Sarah Brinson is a native to Scottsdale, Arizona where she grew up dancing, performing and working locally with Dance Motion Performing Company. At age 18, she moved to New York City to further pursue a career in dance. Sarah is a graduate of Tisch School for the Arts at New York University where she studied modern dance, composition/choreography, anatomy, music, voice and acting. She has had the privilege to work for and assist choreographers such as Brian Friedman, Tyce Diorio, Stacey Tookey, Joe Lanteri, Joey Dowling, Jason Parsons, Suzi Taylor, Larry Keigwin, and Dwight Roden among others.
Sarah's on stage credits include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat, Once Upon a Mattress, and Mark Morris New Love Song Waltzes. She can be seen in film and on television: Cooking's a Drag, starring William Shatner, The Winning Season, starring Emma Roberts, and ABC's Once Upon A Time. Sarah was featured on FOX's So You Think You Can Dance.
She worked with choreographer Stacey Tookey in the creation of Dancer, a new musical, which opened in Toronto summer of 2013. Most recently, Sarah has been invited to instruct at the prestigious Broadway Dance Center in New York City. She has created work on the students of Tisch School of the Arts at NYU, The International Training Program at Harbour Dance Centre and training programs throughout North America. She is currently creating a work with her own company set to open spring of 2013. Sarah thrives on the creative process and is constantly looking to be in an environment that encourages new ideas and inspirations to share through the art of movement. She then, in turn, strives to ignite dancers with a deep sense of passion and character to inspire growth technically and artistically.
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