Brenna Mosser (she/her) is a dance artist (dancer, choreographer) based in Minneapolis, MN, USA.
I seek to illuminate the awe in my surroundings by sculpting falls, stumbles, and asymmetries gracefully. I spent two years in the Conservation Corps of Minnesota and Iowa, where I faced the reality of climate change and have since dedicated my work to dissect and digest this crisis with my community.
I earned my bachelor’s in dance performance at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London, UK. I supplemented my degree at le Centre national de la danse Contemporaine in Angers, France where I spent two years learning intensively from world-renowned dance companies and their artists. There, I earned an L3 licence in dance performance and in arts management.
I founded Analog Dance Works in 2019, a dance company whose mission is to explore the intersection between dance and science through choreographic works and roundtable discussions. Alongside Analog, I dance for Threads Dance Project, Ruby Josephine Dance Theater, 43°N 94°W Movement Research, and Zoë Koenig.