Brooklyn currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Theater teaching tap dance at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee. In 2012, she was invited to join the Boston Tap Company and discovered her passion for tap dance and working with students. Since then, she has earned her Teacher Certification at the Chicago Human Rhythm Project’s Summer Dance Festival, completed Karida Griffith’s Roots, Rhythm, Race and Dance professional development program for dance educators, and continues to teach throughout New England. Stage credits include “On Tap!” with the Beantown Tap Fest (2015–2018), West Side Story at the Zeiterion Theatre (2018), Club Drosselmeyer at the Oberon Theatre (2018–2019), “Follies for Boston” at Big Night Live (2021), a preview of Rhythm Delivered at Cisco’s Global Digital Conference, Cisco Live (2021), and “Beauty and the Beast” at the Zeiterion Theatre (2022). Brooklyn performs with The Boston She Party, under the direction of Melanie Cox, DrumatiX, a tap dance and percussion group under the direction of Noa Barankin, and proudly works towards her initiative Sisters Support Success, an outlet to empower women by providing professional attire at no cost.