Bri Zubick began her performance career at a small competitive studio in British Columbia. Her  passion for dance has taken her to Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and  most recently, London, UK. Bri has worked with renowned choreographers such as Mackenzie  Martin (Geometry Dance Company), Samm Price, and Chelsee Collins, performing in various  events across Los Angeles. In Toronto, she has performed in works by Ashley Schoffield (Opus  Dance Collective), Hayley Paone (Prerogative Dance Collective), Kahvontay Slaughter  (Unapologetic Dance Collective), and Kathryn Miles. 

Some of Bri’s career highlights include performing at the Rotary International Opening  Ceremonies, being part of the inaugural cast of Candy Cane Kids: The Holiday Musical, and  appearing in the short film Her/Self. She has trained at esteemed institutions such as Decidedly  Jazz Danceworks, IDA Hollywood, Joffrey Ballet School, and House of Jazz, as well as taken  classes at Broadway Dance Center, Steps on Broadway, Harbour Dance Centre, and other notable  studios. Most recently, Bri participated in the Professional Training Program with The Verdon  Fosse Legacy, deepening her expertise in Fosse Jazz technique as she continues to develop in this  style. 

As a choreographer, Bri’s work has received numerous awards at events across Alberta and  British Columbia. Her Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary, and Acro routines have been recognized for  their artistry, earning high placements and standout overalls. Her choreography has been  showcased in productions such as The Letters We Do Not Want to Send (TD Arts Incubator),  WISE International Women’s Day (University of Toronto), and NextGen Film Festival (Dance  YYC). 

As an educator, Bri is deeply passionate about fostering an encouraging environment where  dancers can grow as both artists and individuals. She believes dance should be a space for  exploration, allowing dancers to make mistakes and discover what truly moves them. She  continues to expand her knowledge through ongoing education and regularly adjudicates events  across Canada. 

Bri holds multiple certifications, including Acrobatic Arts M1 & M2, ADAPT Jazz and Tap,  Alixa Flexibility M1, The Dance Leadership Institute Adjudicator M1 & M2, and Professional  Adjudicators Alliance Certified. She is also the founder of The SHiFT, a performance-based  company in Calgary dedicated to providing professional training and performance opportunities