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Sabrina Olivieri 

sabrina olivieri

Sabrina Olivieri started her formal dance training in high school, graduating from Somerset County Vocational and Technical School’s Gifted and Talented Dance Honors Program in 2016. Olivieri was the recipient of the Governor’s Award in Artistic Excellence in Dance. Following high school, she graduated from County College of Morris (CCM), with her Associate of Fine Arts in Dance. While at CCM, she was a scholarship student at the Paul Taylor School for two years, as well as a scholarship student training with Carolyn Dorfman for several summers. Her choreography has been selected and performed in numerous Dance New Jersey Events, Jennifer Muller’s Hatch Presenting Series, and ACDA Northeastern Adjudicated Concerts in 2017 and 2018. Upon graduating from CCM, Olivieri was a scholarship student in the Limón institute’s trainee program in spring 2020. Sabrina was selected as one of the Dance Training + Arts Management interns for the 2020-21 season. Olivieri worked in the administrative offices of The Limón Foundation and danced as a trainee in the institute’s programs. Olivieri was asked to be a founding member of the foundation’s second company, Limón2, for its 2021-2022 season. Over the years, Olivieri has worked with Carolyn Dorfman, Maureen Glennon, Gregory Dolbashian, Nina Watt, Risa Steinburg, Ruth Andrien, Mike Esperanza, and others. While dancing with the Limón Dance Company, Sabrina graduated cum laude with her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Montclair State University. She is finishing her Master’s of Science in Counseling.  

 Recently, Olivieri was a guest choreographer for Somerset County Vocational and Technical School’s Gifted and Talented Dance Honors Program Repertory Company. Her piece, Falling Leaves, was adjudicated at Somerset County Teen Arts this past May and was then selected to be presented at New Jersey State Teen Arts. She is in her second season with Moe-tion Dance Theater and teaches yoga and dance in the tri-state area. 

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Sabrina Olivieri 
Sabrina.Olivieri@CentenaryUniversity.edu
(908) 852-1400

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