VAIBU MOHAN (she/her) is an Indian-American multi-hyphenate artist based in New York City. She comes from a family full of artists and was surrounded by art even before she was born. She began her artistic journey as a Bharatanatyam dancer under the tutelage of her mother, Dr. Srimathy Mohan, at Silambam Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ. For the past twenty years, Vaibu has trained as a student and now serves as Silambam Phoenix’s resident director, associate choreographer, dramaturg, and vocalist.
Vaibu received her BM from Arizona State University in Musical Theatre Performance and her MFA from New York University in Musical Theatre Writing where she met her better half, Zachary Catron and began developing Sati: Goddess Incarnate. Her work has been featured at Lincoln Center, Rattlestick Theatre...
VAIBU MOHAN (she/her) is an Indian-American multi-hyphenate artist based in New York City. She comes from a family full of artists and was surrounded by art even before she was born. She began her artistic journey as a Bharatanatyam dancer under the tutelage of her mother, Dr. Srimathy Mohan, at Silambam Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ. For the past twenty years, Vaibu has trained as a student and now serves as Silambam Phoenix’s resident director, associate choreographer, dramaturg, and vocalist.
Vaibu received her BM from Arizona State University in Musical Theatre Performance and her MFA from New York University in Musical Theatre Writing where she met her better half, Zachary Catron and began developing Sati: Goddess Incarnate. Her work has been featured at Lincoln Center, Rattlestick Theatre, Brooklyn Children’s Theatre, The American Opera Project, 54 Below, and Greenroom 42. She was also a 2021 Write Out Loud Finalist.