Logan Shaffner is a Calgary-based tap dancer, choreographer, and emerging interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of rhythm, music, and movement. Her practice is rooted in jazz and tap traditions, with a growing focus on collaboration between dancers and live musicians.
Logan began her training at the age of six, studying at several competitive studios in Calgary before developing a strong focus in tap dance. She was a member of the Tri-Tone Rhythm Ensemble for eight years, where she trained under internationally recognized artists including Dianne Walker, Brenda Bufalino, Acia Gray, and Travis Knights.
As a choreographer, Logan has created and presented work across both studio and performance contexts. Her piece Conversations, originally developed during her time at Decidedly Jazz Danceworks, has been presented at the Black and White Ball, Fluid Festival 2025, and Tap Conversations in Airdrie in 2026 alongside Danny Neilson. More recently, it was also shared in a pitch setting through Springboard Performance.
Logan is the founder of The Pocket, a new and emerging collective in Calgary focused on collaborative creation between artists creating dance and music alongside each other. This project marks a significant step in her artistic development, expanding her practice into music creation and interdisciplinary performance.
