Laura Dearman Mosteller

Laura Dearman Mosteller is a New York City–based dance artist and choreographer whose work bridges classical technique with contemporary innovation. She earned her BA in Dance: Performance, Choreography, and Theory from UNC Charlotte while simultaneously completing her Professional Training Certificate with Charlotte Ballet. Following her studies, she attended The School at Jacob’s Pillow, training in the Contemporary Track before relocating to NYC to pursue her professional career. As a performer, Laura has appeared in works by Matthew Brookoff, Neville Dance Theatre, Visions Contemporary Ballet, Ballet Inc, and others.

Laura’s choreographic voice has been featured in diverse productions, including Being Ariodante (Jonathan Dawe, 2022) at The Italian Academy, The Womxn Have Something to Say (dir. Nicole Kenley-Miller, 2023) at the cell theatre, and projects with The Omni Arts Foundation and The Why Collective. In 2024, her ongoing series Dance Diaries debuted with January in Brooklyn at City Center Studio Theatre. Then, February Flux followed in 2025, supported by Neville Dance Theatre’s Chance to Choreograph Grant, premiering at The Martha Graham Studio Theatre. In 2025, Laura earned her first film credit as Executive Producer for the dance documentary 'Living the F**king Dream'. For the latest on Laura’s choreographic projects, visit ldmchoreography.com.
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