Sasha

Sasha Koziak was born and raised in Ft.Worth,Texas to a stage mother who had her dancing, singing, and acting as soon as she could walk and talk… She grew up doing plays at Casa Mañana Theater, dancing at the state fairs and at all the “fests” Octoberfest, Mayfest, etc. And she’s pretty sure she eventually performed at every mall in town. She fell in love with clogging as a teen and was snatched up by The Yellow Rose Cloggers out of Houston, Tx, where she went on to compete and perform with them all over the south She was one half of the singing/clogging duo “GoldDust” that performed regularly on “Johnny High’s Country Music Review” and at the Grapevine Opry. She was Miss Azle Teen and competed in the Miss Teen Texas USA pageant, she only made the top five, but seriously won Miss Congenitally.

 Sasha appeared  on ” Star Search” her senior year of high school and shortly after graduating was awarded a professional dance scholarship to the Edge Performing Arts Center and relocated to Los Angeles. She went on to work with choreographers such as Dorianna Sanchez and Bubba Car, Adam Shankman, and Anita Mann. She even did some time as a lounge dancer in a show at “Caesar’s Atlantic City”.  She has choreographed appeared and written for various productions at the Elephant Theater, The Second stage theater, and The Second City Los Angeles, She’s choreographs line dances and music videos for the band “Pilbilly Knights” and “the LA Hootenanny “ with which she still performs regularly. She was a member of the Cabaret group “The Muse Project” for 6 years and still misses dawning her fringe panties and thigh highs on a regular basis.

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What She Loves Most About Being a Southern Woman
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What She Loves Most About Being a Southern Woman

It's like being from a tribe. Southern women have a way of being...beauty, grace, manners, appreciation for a good dress and heels on a hot summer day... we compliment each others hair do... or remind each another that it's time to get yer nails done. I always feel at home around my other southern women friends--it's almost indescribable.

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What She Loves Most About The South
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What She Loves Most About The South

Oh the folks! Southern mentality... warm, friendly, feels like family instantly when I meet someone from the south.

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What's Her Favorite Southernisms
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What's Her Favorite Southernisms

Out yonder
Jimmy riggin' it
Gettin' directions..."ya go on down that a way and turn this a way when ya git to the fork in the road... it's kitty corner to the Stop n Go."
My grandmother used to keep all her jewels and money in her bra... she called it "the bank" so on a hot day when Mimi had to get it you a dollar for an ice cream from "the bank" it was wet and sticky but it sure smelt like her perfume. I miss that.

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What's Her Favorite Southern Food
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What's Her Favorite Southern Food

Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, chocolate icebox pie and an iced tea with lemon!

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What's Her Favorite Southern City
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What's Her Favorite Southern City

I gotta say Ft. Worth, Tx cause it's where I grew up. But I loved traveling all over the south as a kid for clogging competitions to cities like: Nashville, TN Pigeon Forge, TN and Branson, MI.

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