Harpist, Dancer, Performer

Sierra is a burlesque and contemporary dancer, harpist, interdisciplinary artist, producer, and performer currently available for hire or collaboration within the New Orleans area.

Sierra's repertoire includes pop, folk, ambient dreamscapes, meditative improvisations, and more. She's performed at the House of Blues, the New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans Fringe Festival, and Making Space, a salon series for choreographers and local performing artists.

Music For Events

Elevate any event with the beauty of live harp music. Bookings available for occasions including private parties, DJ sets, galas, Mardi Gras parades, yoga classes, or whatever you can dream up.

Contact me here for booking rates, and please provide date, time, and any pertinent details. If you’re feeling inspired, describe your dream event— Costumes? Props? Confetti cannons? Let’s get whimsical with it!

Looking to jam or collaborate with the harp in a different capacity? Please get in touch!

Dance Highlights

In July 2026, Sierra co-composed and danced in You Have No Idea How Far I’ll Go, a contemporary dance production that premiered at the Marigny Opera House. The show was an experimental retelling of Orpheus’ descent into the underworld and featured an ensemble of eight dancers moving to a live, original electronic and harp score.

In July 2025, she co-produced and performed in FLUID, an immersive blend of contemporary dance, pole dance, and rock-and-roll surrealism, accompanied by an original live score. The production premiered at the Marigny Opera House.

Sierra has formal training in ballet, latin dance, burlesque, pole, and contemporary. She has experience with and is available for shows, film, music videos, go-go dancing, private events, or creative collaboration. She performs burlesque and contemporary dance across the city, and she also offers private or group dance lessons.

Interested in working together? Contact me here!

Sierra is currently collaborating on an electronic and acoustic duo set featuring dance music and live harp. Shows TBA

Still from "Harp and Pole Duet," a piece that premiered at New Orleans’ Mini Fringe Fest in December 2025.

Photo by Madmob Media