About 

Cierra Dailey (she/her) is a movement artist, stage manager, instructor, and arts administrator located in St. Paul, Minnesota.

 

Cierra started her journey as a dancer at a local competitive studio, and later on Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists. Cierra has loved movement from a young age, and love for contemporary and modern dance in high school. After high school, Cierra attended the University of Minnesota Twin Cities pursuing a BFA in dance.

 

Cierra has performed works by local Twin Cities artists including Arena Dances, Ananya Chatterjea, Black Label Movement, Elayna Waxse, and Shapiro and Smith Dance. While at the University of Minnesota, Cierra had the privilege of working with Mike Grogan and Maggie Bergeron who helped foster her knowledge of stage management and production work. 

 

As an artist, Cierra enters spaces from a place of flexibility, openness, and kindness. She creates accessible spaces that allows herself and others to bring their whole selves into the processes they find themselves in. She is an expressive, curious, and playful performer looking to deconstruct notions of rigidity in performance, production, and teaching spaces.