Corps de Ballet
Poolesville, MD
Joined Boston Ballet in 2003
Sarah Wroth began her training at The Frederick School of Classical Ballet in Frederick, MD. After graduating high school, Wroth continued her training with Violette Verdy and the Indiana University Ballet Theater. Wroth graduated with her Bachelors of Science in both classical ballet and education.
Wroth joined Boston Ballet in 2003. In her career with Boston Ballet, she has performed principal roles in Jiri Kilian's Black and White and Bella Figura, as well as principal parts in The Second Detail by William Forsyth and Eventide by Helen Pickett. She has also performed The Sleeping Beauty Pas de Trois, Diamonds Schertzo and Mikko Nissinen's solo Spanish female in The Nutcracker.
Wroth also teaches various program level classes with Boston Ballet School and as well as teaching Boston Ballet's Adaptive Dance Program classes for children with Down’s Syndrome.
In 2009, Wroth won the E. Virginia Williams Inspiration Award.
