Brooklyn Law

Brooklyn Law is a dynamic and versatile performer with extensive training in dance, acting, and voice across North America. Beginning her training at the age of two in Halifax, Brooklyn has developed into a highly accomplished artist through professional training, competitive achievement, and industry experience in film, television, theater, and commercial performance.

Brooklyn’s early training began at the Maritime Conservatory of Dance before continuing her education through prestigious programs including Canada’s National Ballet School, Joffrey Ballet School, and American Ballet Theatre. She later trained full-time at Alberta Ballet School and with YYC Dance Project, further expanding her technical foundation.

At age 14, Brooklyn was awarded a significant scholarship to Institute of American Musical Theatre in New York City, where she trained professionally for two years in dance, acting, and vocal performance under renowned industry faculty. From 2023–2025, she resided in Toronto training at Elite Danceworx, where she studied with many acclaimed artists. Brooklyn continues to expand her professional training internationally and will attend the Netherlands Dance Theater Summer Intensive 2026 as part of her ongoing artistic development.

As a competitive dancer, Brooklyn has earned numerous accolades, including placing Top 10 Teen Best Dancer in 2023 and 2024 and Top 10 Senior Best Dancer in 2025 at The Dance Awards. During her time at Elite Danceworx, she also performed in a National Best Performance-winning ensemble at The Dance Awards. She is additionally a multiple recipient of the Nova Scotia Talent Trust award (2019, 2020, 2025, 2026) and was honored with the 2025 Robert G. Jackson Award.

Brooklyn currently resides in Vancouver where she trains professionally in ballet and contemporary dance at Arts Umbrella Dance Company under the direction of Artemis Gordon. Through Arts Umbrella, she has performed works by internationally recognized choreographers including Crystal Pite, James Kudelka, Jiří Pokorný, Lukáš Timulak, Amy Raymond, Medhi Walerski, and Peter Leung.

Brooklyn’s film and television credits include The Curse of Oak Island, “Memoria” live film adaptation by Andrew Wingart, Backstage: Studio Pass, Mr. D, the Invisalign commercial campaign “Breaking the Band,” Soft’n Slo Squishies, and the Broadway Dance Center “Center Stage” video project. Additional performance credits include Arts Umbrella (Mixed Nuts, Tempus Fugit, Memento Mori), Disney Christmas Parade, and Symphony Nova Scotia’s The Nutcracker.

In addition to her performance work, Brooklyn has appeared in multiple print campaigns and modeling projects, including creative collaborations and design work with Tiger Friday. With a strong foundation across dance, acting, modeling, and performance, Brooklyn brings versatility, professionalism, and artistic depth to every project she takes on.