Meg Sarachan
First Company Dancer | Production Associate | Choreographer
Photo by: Joe Matzerath
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Meg Sarachan is a dancer, choreographer, and dance filmmaker who specializes in dance films and has worked with many Philadelphia-area dance groups, including The Lady Hoofers, Pennsylvania Ballet, BalletX, Dancefusion, Tap Team Two, Uniting Colleges Through Tap, the Bryn Mawr College Dance Program, and Group Motion. She edited the documentary Black Ballerina (2016), which aired on PBS and explores issues of diversity in American classical dance. Her stage performance style has been described as “playful,” “nearly maniacal,” and “kind of like a muppet.” Meg joined the Lady Hoofers in 2012, and no one has managed to get her to leave. If you think she dances well, credit goes to Cassidy Dance Studio, Brown University’s What’s On Tap?, for which she served as co-director, and hoofer Corinne Karon. If you’re not impressed, that’s all on her. She can take it. Visit her online at: http://www.megvideo.net/
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