Bio

Sorah Yang is a choreographer, teacher, and movement coach who has shared her passion in 30 countries at some of the most prestigious dance camps worldwide, and has also conducted workshops at over 30 college campuses across the United States. Backed by 17 years of experience as a dance educator, she is known for her dynamic choreography and purposeful mentorship.

Sorah has worked with brands like Nike, Adobe, Hyundai, Canva, Clifbar, and Pocari Sweat. Other career highlights include movement coaching for artists such as Katseye, NewJeans, and Treasure; performing and choreographing for the internationally-renowned dance company GRV; creating work for multiple K-pop and international artists through music videos, tour choreography, and live performances; setting choreography on NBA and NFL dance teams such as the Golden State Warriors, LA Clippers, and Washington Commanders; creating work for competitive studios as well as high school and collegiate teams; dancing with Billie Eilish at Coachella; working different industry jobs (TV shows, national commercials, etc.); serving as an Associate Choreographer on Broadway, and founding diverse dance training programs for all ages and levels. In 2019, she delivered a TEDx Talk where she discussed her nonlinear path from college to a 9-5 to a career in the arts. She has been recognized by the World of Dance Awards as a two-time nominee for Female Choreographer of the Year, as well as being named one of Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch in 2021.”

Holding a Bachelors degree in Business from USC, Sorah took her personal experience in navigating her dance career to develop the online course “The Artful Balance of Business and Dance,” (ABBD) reaching students all around the world. In 2022 she taught ABBD as an adjunct Professor at the Peabody Institute at John’s Hopkins University, where she also served as the Artist-In-Residence for a semester.

Sorah is dedicated to fostering inclusive and impactful dance spaces, using movement as a vehicle for personal growth and empowerment.