Pauline Sherrow

Recent Work 

Samsung Unbox Your Phone Choreographers: Rich and Tone

Exposed  Feb 2nd-18th @ The Producer's Club Dir. Kristin Heckler

Sell Your Body Short Film Dir. Jaanelle Yee

M.A.C. Cosmetics "Work it Out" Industrial Pentagon City 

Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll Season 2 Episode 8 FX

 

​Pauline Sherrow is an actor and dancer known for her athletic and dynamic style of movement both on screen and off. Influenced by Hip Hop culture, B-boys and B-girls, and the New York City Underground Dance scene, her love for dancing progressed into a professional career. Pauline is well known for her versatility in styles - breaking, hip hop, pole dancing, and house to name a few. Her first big gig was a Dr. Pepper commercial, choreographed by the world renowned Travis Payne. Since then, she has been cast in roles on Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll, Saturday Night Live, The Onion News Network, All My Children, Ironside, and How to Make it in America. She has worked with many diverse Choreographers: Josh Bergasse, Tanesha Scott, AJ (Aakomon Jones), Jimmy Locust, Rich and Tone, Jermaine Browne, Danielle Flora, Rennie Harris, Sky Hoffman, and Danielle Polanco. Pauline has danced in numerous Industrials for Reebok, Gap, M.A.C., Samsung, and was cast in two iPod commercials directed by Mark Romanek. She was also cast in the HBO series Vinyl directed by Mark Romanek. She has appeared in print ads for iHome, Ecko, Sony, Hue, H&M, and Gillette.

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Having the desire to expand her voice as an artist, Pauline began studying as an actor and training at Matthew Corozine Studio in the Meisner Technique. She was cast in the role of "Natasha" in Deborah Kampmeier's film Split. Pauline played the lead as "Anne" in the short film Sell Your Body, directed by Jaanelle Yee. She is a member of Recognize Theatre Company (www.recognizetheater.org) and is a co-creator and performer in Recognize Theater's Exposed. She has also written and performed original material with the MCS Theater company and onstage at the world famous Gotham Comedy Club.   

 

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