An Arizona native, Sarah Brinson is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer based out of New York City and Vancouver, British Columbia. She began her training in Scottsdale, Arizona: Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Classical Modern, Contemporary and Ballroom-- known for her ability to transform from style to style effortlessly. She performed locally with Dance Motion Company and at age 18, she moved to New York City to pursue her 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 worked for and assisted choreographers such as Brian Friedman, Tyce Diorio, Joe Lanteri, Joey Dowling, Jason Parsons, Dwight Roden and Desmond Richardson (Complexions.) She has worked on stage, commericially--ATT, and in Film--"The Winning Season" starring Emma Roberts. Sarah was featured on Season 7 of Fox's So You Think You Can Dance. Most recently, Sarah has worked with choreographer Stacey Tookey in the creation of "Dancer," a new musical, set to open in Toronto May of 2014. Look for Sarah this fall in ABC's "Once Upon A Time," starring Ginnifer Goodwin.


She is currently dancing, teaching, and choreographing her own work internationally. She combines the athleticism of Jazz and its specific attention to detail and technical skill with the grace and elegance of contemporary ballet to create work that provides an atmosphere of challenge for the dancer to explore their range as an artist and performer.

Kim Sato  has been ecstatic to have created and performed in a 45 minute educational street dance show for the past 2 and a half years within the BC school system with her crew Project Soul. Their goal is to connect with and educate youth about Hip Hop culture. This year the crew has been booked on another 70+ shows. Aside from performing and directing Project Soul, Kim loves performing in front of an audience. One of her ultimate highlights in her career was performing in the LA staged show “Groovaloos”, where she was able to showcase her multidisciplinary talents in bgirling, locking, jazz, tap, modern, salsa, house, and hip hop. In terms of film, she has recently choreographed a feature film called “The Dibbuk Box”. Her performance in film/TV include a couple episodes of “Hellcats” starring Ashley Tisdale, as well as Nickolodeon’s “Rags”, “Caleb’s Hope”, “Spectacular”, “Kickin’ it Old Skool”, “Another Cinderella Story”, “Centre Stage 2”, “The Lost Boys II” and “The L Word”. Traveling the world with dance, she has performed in China, Japan, Brazil, Korea, and all over the US and Canada. Some of her stage work includes RE/Max Western 28th Annual Conference, Dancers for A Small Stage, Brief Encounters, dancing as the opening act for Grand Master Flash and Swollen Members, Miss Universe Japan, and touring with the Rhythmatix. Kim has also been the Director/Founder of the SOULdiers Company for the past 5 years, an audition-based semi- professional hip hop company with whom she shares her passion of funk styles and hip hop culture. She hopes to make it the official “school of hip hop” one day! You can find her through her website: projectsoulproductions.com

Heather Laura Gray began her training at L’ecole Superieur de Dance du Quebec, The Goh Ballet and trained independently in voice, acting and many other dance disciplines. She has performed on stage and screen as an actor, singer and dancer. Her journey has led her to produce, direct and choreograph stage shows as well as delve into the art of contemporary dance choreography and dance education. In 2010/11 Heather was co-artistic director of the Industry Dance Training Program of Vancouver, she has developed a syllabus for the Vancouver Junior Professional Division and enjoys educating dancers in master classes and at Harbour Dance Centre on a regular bases. Recently, Heather has been commissioned to set pieces on Give Me Brillance Dance Company and Coastal Ballet Company. She co-choreograph Sweet Mystery the musical and presented her work in New York City. Heather is a member of ACTRA, The Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists, The Dancer Transition Resource Centre and The Dance Centre. She is currently being represented by Da Costa Talent.

 Selected choreography and performance credits include: Amber Funk Barton’s “Workspace” the response Dance Company; Claire French’s “Outside Out” at the 2009 PULSE, House of La Douche, Soundbites Festival NYC, Amber Funk Barton’s “Risk” the response Dance Company; “Dances For a Small Stage 15“;” Pieces of Heather Laura Gray”;“The Score” (CBC Musical); “The Lizzy Mcguire Movie“; “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat” T.O.; “Disney Cruise Lines”(singer/dancer);“Dead Like Me” (TV), “The Legends of Earthsea” (Miniseries).

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Regularly Scheduled Classes will not be happening on these dates.

Levels Recommended for EMYS & Rep Students:
Advanced- SPP, IPP
Intermediate- JPP, Rep C, Teen Rep, (Hip Hop Performing Group with Kim)
Junior- Rep B, Rep A