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Susan started her artistic career by studying Liberal Arts with concentrations in Theater, Poetry and Art History at Sarah Lawrence College. She has always been interested in physical activities and began singing and dancing when she was young. It was therefore only natural that she became attracted to Alexander Technique. Alexander Technique, often compared to Yoga, is a method used to remove physical stress by improving body posture and movement. She has been in several TV programs and musicals as a performer, dancer, singer and sometimes a creator, and continues to teach Alexander Technique.