She’s the kind of dancer that will stop you in your tracks with her intensity, magnetic presence, and technical ease.
Sheree Harper is a freelance performer, choreographer, teaching artist, and proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Dance from the University of Alabama and a Master’s Degree in Dance from Florida State University. She has studied under artists such as Dwight Rhoden, Desmond Richardson, Suzanne Farrell, Gerri Houlihan, Cornelius Carter, and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, to name a few.
She served as an Ambassador for The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and danced with Jazz Roots Dance Company under Artistic Director Sue Samuels. She became an Equity dancer with the Walt Disney Company in Orlando, FL. During her time at Disney, she acquired a stunt double role for a lead actress in the ABC Television series remake of Charlie’s Angels. She also became an inaugural member of ME Dance Company under the direction of Marshall Ellis. Most recently, she performed at The Black Music Honors alongside The Jacksons.
She has taught dance in a range of settings including dance studios, public and performing arts schools, intensives/workshops, private lessons, churches, and collegiate programs. She has provided choreography for concert dance, liturgical dance, collegiate dance lines, plays, and show choirs.
In this episode, Sheree shares her commitment to uplifting those around her through storytelling and movement with an emphasis on authenticity, honoring relationships, and being a forever student of her craft.
Learn more about Sheree: https://www.alyshiasheree.com/
