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Faculty
Linda Sabo, a professional
dancer, teacher, director and choreographer, was a
founding member of the musical theatre program at
Syracuse University and is presently on the performing
arts faculty at Elon where she teaches dance and musical
theatre courses and is a director/choreographer for the
music theatre program.
As a performer and choreographer, Sabo’s work has
been seen in New York theatres such as BAM, Town Hall and
the TOMI Theatre, as well as at Syracuse Stage, Disney
World in Orlando, various dance companies and many stock
and regional venues around the country. Ms. Sabo’s
background teaching musical theatre performers has
spanned almost 30 years in places such as Syracuse
University, the University of Michigan, Iowa State
University and the distinguished Interlochen National
Music Camp. Very many of her former students have
successful careers as professional performers, directors,
choreographers and teachers
Sabo has either performed in or been director and/or
choreographer for well over 150 musicals, plays,
children’s theatre productions, operas, industrials
and concert dance pieces since 1970. Professor Sabo is
also a cultural historian and critical writer about the
performing arts, particularly in the areas of dance,
theatre and musical theatre.
She is a member of Actors’ Equity Association, The
Dance Critics Association, the Southeastern Theatre
Conference, the North Carolina Dance Alliance and the
Congress on Research in Dance. Professor Sabo holds
degrees from The Boston Conservatory and Iowa State
University.
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