Sarah Klok
Apprentice
Sarah Klok (she/they) is a dance artist and choreographer originally from Minnesota. She spent eight years as a competitive dancer before transitioning to ballet full-time, joining Ballet Co.Laboratory as a trainee at the age of sixteen. They were honored to originate the roles of Max’s Mother in Hannah Mackenzie-Margulies’ ‘The Wild Rumpus’ and The Cow Jumping Over the Moon in Genevieve Waterbury’s ‘Lunar Lullaby’ with BCL, as well as choreograph for the Performance Ensemble as their inaugural Choreographic Mentorship Student. After graduation, Sarah relocated to New York City to join the Alvin Ailey/Fordham University BFA Program and began working as a freelance artist. She became a Company Artist with Pangea Dance Collective and choreographed and performed for multiple projects independently, including the Spring For Spring Dance Festival and Finding Compassion Film Showcase. Sarah is excited to be joining Syracuse City Ballet for her first season!




