Vandergeld Dance Team
White Chicks
Oleksiuk appeared with the Vandergeld dance team in the 2004 comedy, one of her early screen credits.[1][3]
Jennifer Oleksiuk
Jennifer Oleksiuk is a Vancouver-born actor, choreographer and live-show director known for Siren, Legends of Tomorrow, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Love Finds You.
Biography
Jennifer Oleksiuk moves easily between film sets and the stage. She has acted in television and Hallmark films, created movement for screen productions, and directed the Vancouver dance production The Smoke Show since launching it in 2017.
Her career is not divided neatly between performance and production. She acts, creates movement for film and television, and directs The Smoke Show, a live Vancouver dance production she launched in 2017.
Known for
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
She worked as a choreographer across eight episodes of the Netflix series from 2018 to 2020.[1]
Lieutenant Maeda
Siren
Oleksiuk played Lieutenant Maeda in three episodes of the fantasy drama in 2020.[1][2]
Amelia Earhart
Legends of Tomorrow
She appeared as Amelia Earhart in two episodes of the superhero series in 2021.[1]
Joan's Mom
Eternity
Her 2025 film work included a supporting role credited as Joan's Mom.[1]
Brooke
Love Finds You
Oleksiuk appears as Brooke in the 2026 Hallmark television movie.[1][5]
Career highlights
- 2004
- 2017
Creating The Smoke Show
In 2017, Oleksiuk created and directed The Smoke Show in Vancouver. The cabaret-style dance production continued through several themed runs.[4]
- 2019
Choreography for a series
From 2018 to 2020, she worked as a choreographer on Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. The credit covered eight episodes.[1]
- 2021
A role in Siren
Oleksiuk appeared as Lieutenant Maeda in three episodes of Siren in 2020. She played Amelia Earhart on Legends of Tomorrow the following year.[1]
- 2026
Good to know
A Vancouver career
Oleksiuk was born and raised in the Vancouver area and has worked there as a dancer, teacher, choreographer, and actor.[3][7]
Dance training began at 19
A profile of her dance work says she began formal dance training at 19 before building a professional career.[7]
A live show of her own
She created and directs The Smoke Show, a cabaret-style dance production launched in Vancouver in 2017.[4]
Several credited names
Her screen credits also appear under Jen Oleksiuk, Jen Olekshuk, and Jennifer Olesiuk.[1]
