Eirwen Moshier recently moved to the Chicago area to pursue opportunities within the dance community. She graduated from George Mason University with a BFA in Dance and a minor in Business.

While at George Mason, Eirwen was selected to perform in Drive by Kyle Abraham and Visions and Miracles by Susan Shields as part of the GMU School of Dance 2024 Gala. After graduation, she has danced with Traverse City Dance Project, an accessible and affordable organization promoting the art of dance, during the summer of 2025. During this process, Eirwen worked with Brent Whitney in Is This the Real Life a piece in collaboration with music by Queen. She also had the opportunity to work with Jennifer Lott, in her work Voices. 

Eirwen grew up training at Dance Arts Academy (DAA) in Traverse City, Michigan, as a member of the pre-professional program, Company Dance Traverse (CDT). Upon graduating in 2021, she was inducted into the CDT Hall of Fame and named “Dancer of the Year.” During her time with CDT, she traveled to Los Angeles, New York City, and throughout parts of Europe to perform and train.

Eirwen continues to return to Traverse City to teach and choreograph with DAA and CDT. She has also assisted with company auditions, workshops, and masterclasses. As a teacher, Eirwen enjoys technically challenging her students while encouraging them to explore spaciousness and freedom in their movement. She believes dance should be fun and brings that joy into every class with a smile.

Eirwen is beyond excited to join Aerial Dance Chicago as an apprentice for the 2026–27 season. She can’t wait to dance, fly, and grow alongside the ADC community!