Sabrina Avilés began studying flamenco in her mother’s native Dominican Republic and furthered her training in Spain at the renowned Amor de Dios studios in Madrid and with others in Seville. She was a member of the Spanish Dance Theatre in Boston and Omayra Amaya’s Flamenco Sin Limites.
In 2009, Sabrina founded Flamenco Dance Project, a performance troupe dedicated to promoting and teaching flamenco through concerts and workshops. The troupe performed at the Jacob's Pillow Inside/Out Series in 2011, where they attracted one of the largest audiences in the series' history.
Sabrina's talent has graced some of New England's most prominent venues. She has collaborated with esteemed orchestras like the Worcester Symphony and the Cape Cod Symphony. In 2017, she choreographed Bizet's Carmen for the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra and has contributed to Tony Williams' Urban Nutcracker since 2001.
With a teaching career that spans over three decades, Sabrina has shared her expertise in flamenco at numerous dance schools, studios, and universities throughout Greater Boston. She currently teaches at the Tony Williams Dance Center in Boston.
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