Harry Shum Jr

Harry Shum, Jr. (Chinese: 岑勇康; born April 28, 1982) is an American dancer and actor. He is commonly known for being a part of the dance films such as Stomp the Yard, You Got Served, and had recurring roles as Cable on Step Up 2: The Streets and Step Up 3D. He is currently part of the musical-comedy television show, Glee as Mike Chang. Shum was born in San José, Costa Rica on April 28, 1982 to Chinese parents who moved from Guang Zhou to Costa Rica. He was raised there with his two sisters for about 5-6 years before they moved to San Francisco. He states, "I feel I have the best of so many worlds. I speak Chinese and Spanish. Spanish is actually my first language before I learned Chinese and English". He started dancing with his high school dance company team and continued his career in San Francisco, California under several different studios. He incorporates various different styles into his dance, including popping, tutting, waving, locking, breaking and also contemporary.
Shum launched his career as the only male dancer on BET's Comic View in 2002 and has continued his dancing career from there. He was also one of the lead dancers with stars such as Beyoncé, Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez and Jessica Simpson. He was a silhouette for the now-famous iPod commercials, as well.He now plays Mike Chang, a dancer who joins the glee club, on the Fox musical television show Glee. Known as the "Other Asian" on Glee, Harry Shum Jr. has been getting a lot more screen time this season with his budding relationship with Tina, and his performances in "Make 'Em Laugh," "Dream a Little Dream," and "Sing." On November 17, various news sources began circulating the rumor that Harry Shum Jr. may be promoted from guest star to series regular in season three, with varying levels of certainty from different sources.

In 2010, Shum appeared in Step Up 3-D, a 3D look at New York style street dancing. He is also a dancer and choreographer for the Legion of Extraordinary Dancers.

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Bryan Tanaka

Bryan Tanaka is a master of movement, Tanaka has steamed his way through the industry already having toured the world with artists including MariahCarey, Rihanna, and Destiny's Child. His strong stage presence has made him one of the most sought after performers as well as a highly wanted commercial face appearing on Ipod, Nike, and Pepsi to name a few.

Tanaka's secret to success is not only his talent, but his professionalism. Tanaka prides himself in his determination and work ethic. He is also a huge role model in the dance community and is proud to be able to help young dancers follow their passion. One of the ways Tanaka does this is by teaching master classes and workshops around the world. One of the most well known studios he teaches at is in Los Angeles at the Millennium Dance Complex. As Tanaka's career continues to grow, he will strive to utilize all of his talents as he can be seen during his acting debut on HBO's hit show Entourage.There is no doubt that the determined mentality of this young performer will take him to amazing levels of success.
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Wade Robson

Wade Jeremy William Robson (born September 17, 1982) is an Australian born dance prodigy, choreographer, director, producer and songwriter. He began performing as a dancer at the age of five. He is also an award-winning choreographer and has directed music videos and world tours for numerous music artists, most notably pop group, 'N Sync and Britney Spears. Robson found success not only as an acclaimed choreographer and tour director, but also as the host and executive producer, for the eponymous, The Wade Robson Project which aired on MTV in 2003. In 2007, he joined the hit FOX television dance series, So You Think You Can Dance as both a judge and choreographer.
Robson and N'Sync's Justin Timberlake partnered in 2001, co-writing the hit singles "Pop", "Gone", and "See Right Through You" on 'N Sync's final album Celebrity. Robson had initially written "Celebrity" for his own album, but was persuaded to let 'N Sync record it instead. They also co-wrote Britney Spears' "What It's Like To Be Me" which Timberlake sang back up vocals on Spears' album Britney. The song's copyright is held jointly by Robson and Timberlake's respective companies WaJeRo Sound and Tennman Tunes.

Robson co-wrote the song "Movin' On" for the Backstreet Boys album, Never Gone, with Backstreet member Howie Dorough. The song was released as a bonus track.

Robson has also written songs for the singing groups Dream and Youngstown. He also remixed two of Mandy Moore's songs from her debut album for her second album, I Wanna Be With You.

Robson will soon appear on the big screen in the new motion picture Move, directed by Kurt E. Soderling and Melinda Songer. Set for release later this year, he will play himself in the film along with others like Mia Michaels , Paula Abdul, Tyce Diorio and Nigel Lythgoe. Robson is also set to bestow his award-winning choreography talents to the animated feature film, "Happy Feet 2" (aka Happy Feet 2 in 3D) due out in November 2011. 

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Sophia Aguiar

A native Miamian, Sophia Aguiar began dancing at the age of 4. She trained at several local studios, learning all styles of dance from a variety of teachers. After graduating high school, Sophia knew exactly what she wanted to do with her talent. She moved to L.A., where she booked her first job dancing with Beyonce on the 2006 MTV Music Video Awards. Since then she has appeared in a number of music video's including Beyonce's "Get me bodied", Colby Odonis's "Don't turn back", Keri Hilson's "Turnin me on" and "Slow dance", and Ne-Yo's "Beautiful Monster. Most recently she has been on tour with Keri Hilson for the year of 2009 and is now currently on tour with artist Ne-yo.

At the age of 22, Sophia continues to train and take class on her free time and now hopes to inspire others with her dancing and choreography. 
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Heather Morris

Heather Elizabeth Morris (born February 1, 1987) is an American actress, dancer, and singer best known for her role as the cheerleader Brittany Pierce in the musical comedy series Glee. Born in Thousand Oaks, California but raised in Scottsdale, Arizona, she was introduced to dancing when she was one year old. Morris' first significant appearance was in 2006 on So You Think You Can Dance Season 2 where she made the "green mile" but failed to make the final 20 by a vote of 3-2.

Not discouraged, Morris decided to move to LA and actively pursue a career in dancing. Her big break came in 2007 via Beyoncé. Morris was one of Beyoncé's backup dancers on The Beyoncé Experience world tour and, following that, worked again with Beyoncé on a mini "Single Ladies" promotional tour that included 2008 performances on the American Music Awards, Saturday Night Live, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Today, and MTV's Total Request Live Finale. She also danced backup for Beyoncé and Tina Turner at the 50th Grammy Awards in 2008.

Her second big break came via a small role in the movie Fired Up, where she met choreographer Zach Woodlee. Following that film, Woodlee brought Morris in to dance on other shows he was choreographing, including episodes of Eli Stone and Swingtown, the movie Bedtime Stories, and eventually Glee.

Morris was taking acting classes and actively pursuing an acting career when she was asked by Woodlee to teach the choreography for Beyoncé's "Single Ladies" dance to the Glee actors. At the same time, the show was looking for a third cheerleader, and Morris ended up landing the role of Brittany. Initially a background character who hardly ever spoke, the role grew as writers discovered Morris had a gift for delivering one-liners. Jarrett Wieselman of the New York Post opined that Morris has "emerged as one of the funniest second bananas on TV right now" and the LA Times wrote of having a "...comedy crush on Morris, who plays the galactically dim Glee Club cheerleader Brittany". When a promotional clip for the episode "Sectionals" indicated that Brittany Pierce and Santana Lopez had slept together, Dorothy Snarker, writing for lesbian entertainment website After Ellen, praised the pairing, referring to them by the portmanteau "Brittana". Snarker called the two her "new favorite Glee pairing", commenting that: "While Heather Morris (Brittany) and Naya Rivera (Santana) have had minimal screen time, they've made it count. Heather in particular has brought the laughs as the Cheerio least likely to get a Mensa invitation. Never mind Finn and Rachel — I'm on Team Brittana now."

Due to the positive response to her character, Morris was promoted to official series regular status during season two. She was at the center of the second episode, "Britney/Brittany", (a tribute to Britney Spears) and made her singing debut covering two Spears songs solo and one featuring Naya Rivera. Like on Glee, Morris is best friends in real life with co-star Rivera.

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Danny Tidwell

Daniel Arnold Tidwell (born August 1, 1984 in Norfolk, Virginia) is best known for being the runner-up on Fox's third season of So You Think You Can Dance in 2007.
Mistress of Ceremonies of the USA IBC, Anna-Marie Holmes, passed Tidwell's application videotape to Kevin McKenzie, artistic director of the elite American Ballet Theater (ABT). Upon viewing it, McKenzie suggested to John Meehan (the ABT Education Director) that he offer Tidwell a place in the ABT Studio Company (its apprentice wing). Just two months later, Tidwell joined the Studio Company - without an audition - and soon after, in May 2003, he was promoted into their corps de ballet just before the ABT's 2003 season began at the Metropolitan Opera House. He performed many works in the classical ballet repertory, and although only a corps member, he was given soloists roles in Le Spectre de la Rose and the peasant pas de deux from Giselle. Tidwell was a company member of the ABT's 2003 production of the Swan Lake that was later broadcast on the program Great Performances: Dance in America and released on DVD.[10] Despite his success, he was beginning to find the unremitting rigors of being in a company confining. Tidwell left the ABT in 2004, shocking the dance world and those who knew him.
Over the next two years, Tidwell dabbled in various pursuits. He performed contemporary works by choreographers Nacho Duato, Jiri Killian, William Forsythe, Kirk Peterson and Robert Hill. In 2005, Tidwell was featured as one of Dance Magazine’s 25 to Watch (appearing on the cover) and Pointe Magazine's Top 10 VIP. He was a guest principal dancer in Ballet Lubbock's Nutcracker in December 2005. That August, Tidwell taught in the National Dance Foundation of Bermuda's International Summer Intensive program, run in partnership with American Ballet Theatre. Continuing to work in dance education, Tidwell is now on the faculty of JUMP and has been invited to guest teach at many schools and studios across the country.

Also in 2005, Tidwell, along with publisher David Benaym, photographer Roger Moenks, and choreographer Lauren Adams, co-created Moving Still, a "life performance" in the format of a combination of a live show and a photography art/fashion book. Moving Still lead to the creation of movmnt magazine in June 2006, a quarterly with a focus on fashion, dance, emerging music artists, and social issues that Tidwell co-founded with Benaym. Tidwell serves as the magazine's Artistic Advisor, and he eventually graced the cover in the Spring 2008 issue along with former SYTYCD contestant Sabra Johnson.

In 2006, Tidwell joined Complexions Contemporary Ballet for a season under the direction of company founders Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson. That summer he was invited back to the USA IBC to perform in the opening ceremonies. He left Complexions after a year.

During this period, Tidwell would often return home from New York to Virginia Beach, to be "rejuvenated" and teach at the studio with his mother. While still active in dance, Tidwell's career was losing focus, and his mother feared that he was losing his love for dance. That changed in late 2006 when the two went to go see Tidwell's brother, Travis, perform in the So You Think You Can Dance tour in Madison Square Gardens. Travis had come in second place during the previous season, and was heavily featured in the touring show. His mother recalled, "At Madison Square Garden, Danny looked at me with tears in his eyes and said, 'I want to do that. My brother's up there on that stage, dancing and living, and I want to do that.'" The following season he attended the show's open auditions in New York City.

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Dancing is like dreaming with your feet!  ~Constanze

Blake Mcgrath

Blake McGrath (born November 21, 1983) is a Canadian professional dancer, pop singer and choreographer, best known for being one of the contestants in the first season of So You Think You Can Dance, and MTV reality dance show, DanceLife. Blake James McGrath was born in St.Anthony, Newfoundland, Canada.

His early television appearances include: Choices of the Heart: The Margaret Sanger Story (1995) playing Stuart Sanger, and the TV show recreation of Goosebumps book "Stay Out of the Basement". He played the brother Casey.

In 2001, McGrath was chosen to perform on Michael Jackson's thirtieth anniversary special. In 2004, he performed alongside Paulina Rubio at the 2004 Latin Grammy Awards. Also in 2004 he has an appearance in the documentary Freestyle (with Brian Friedman). He has appeared in Gap campaigns (with Sarah Jessica Parker), and in advertisements for iPod, Old Navy (which he also choreographed), and Hummer.

He has danced with stars such as Madonna, Britney Spears, Janet Jackson, Ashanti, Destiny's Child, P!nk, Craig David, and Jewel.

In addition to his appearances on television shows, McGrath has also appeared in the films Butterbox Babies, Life With Mikey, Chicago, and Rent. He was also featured as a dancer in The Suite Life of Zack & Cody in the episode Commercial Breaks. He was a waiter.

He is co-owner of Coastal Dance Rage Convention, which tours major cities throughout Canada. He also appeared on the magazine cover of Hotshoes and appeared in Dance Spirit Magazine December 2006 issue.
In 2005, McGrath participated as a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance. He appeared in the 2007 reality TV show DanceLife produced by Jennifer Lopez. He is the lead choreographer for the audition cities and alternating third judge on So You Think You Can Dance Canada.



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David Moore

Born and raised in Orlando, FL David was influenced by dance through music videos and concert tours at the age of 16. Most of his training in his early years consisted of many hours in front of the TV learning choreography from any and everything dance related. At the age of 20, David was a contestant on MTV’s Wade Robson Project and became a top 4 finalist. He decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue a dancing and choreography career. Since then he's worked for Hanna Montana(aka Miley Cirus), Busta Ryhmes, Pepsi, Adidas, Nike, Monsters of Hophop, American Idol, and is currently a judge and choreographer on Germanys So you think you can dance (VIVA Dancestars) and has made recent guest choreographer appearances on Ukraines so you think you can dance. His passion for teaching has gotten him a packed class in the dome at world famous Millennium Dance Complex and has taken him all around the world teaching workshops and conventions year round. Most recently he choreographed and directed the Kidzbop World Tour for Disney, a 42 city arena tour.

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Teddy Forance

Teddy Forance is from Southampton, Massachusetts. Since 2006 he has danced with Janet Jackson, Cirque du Soleil, Mia Michaels, Maxwell, and Lady Gaga, and performed on the 2010 Oscars, Ellen, Good Morning America, TRL, American Idol, and three separate Dancing With the Stars performances! Teddy Forance recently finished the Janet Jackson 2008 Tour. He can be seen assisting Mia Michaels on "So You Think You Can Dance," and also at the international dance convention, The PULSE On Tour. Other performace credits include Celine Dion's Taking Chances Tour and Cirque du Soliel Delirium.

Forance, 22, grew up dancing at the Hackworth School of Performing Arts in Easthampton, a studio owned by his mother, Alison Forance, and his aunt, Lisa Anthony, and has been on the road as a professional dancer since he was 17. In the past five years, he has performed with Cirque du Soleil, toured internationally with Bad Boys of Dance, choreographed music videos, assisted choreographer Mia Michaels on Fox TV's "So You Think You Can Dance" (she called him her "muse" when she accepted an Emmy Award two years ago), danced in a motion-capture sequence for the latest animated "Shrek" movie and toured with Janet Jackson, appearing onstage with her and in her recent music videos.
With his dark good looks and his professional drive, it was probably only a matter of time before Forance landed in Hollywood. While he says he hasn't set his sights on the big screen - yet - he admits he has fantasized about dancing on the Oscars show.
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Young talent of the week - Baby Boogaloo & Bailrok

                                             The cutest kids in the whole world!
B-BOY BAILROK is the NEWEST and is currently the YOUNGEST member of the legendary ROCK STEADY CREW. Also a part of The Prodigy Dance Crew and FUTURE FUNK with Baby Boogaloo.
Wildchild's kid Miles Brown, aka Baby Boogaloo  is only 5, but he's already got a youtube channel, a twitter, and a spot on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Miles Brown about himself 

My name is Miles Brown aka "Baby Boogaloo". I am 5 years old & just started kindergarten. I live in Oxnard,Ca. My ethnicity is African-American, Mexican & Filipino.

I started dancing when I was 3 years old. First, I learned fundamentals of popping & locking and eventually started BBoying(breakdancing). In early 2009, I started dancing and rapping alongside my father, emcee Wildchild(Lootpack) at local venues such as Greek Theatre and other festivals in the Los Angeles area. In the fall of 2009, I was asked to be a guest on the "Ellen Degeneres Show" & NICKjr's "Yo Gabba Gabba" and then soon after, I joined Emanon Dance Crew, an Oxnard based HipHop choreo dance team. We perform and competed throughout each year. In late 2009, I met & teamed up with BBoy Bailrok(RockSteadyCrew's youngest member) to form the HipHop duo Future Funk. Together we auditioned for "NBC's America's Got Talent" & made the show's top 24 semifinal round.
I love being on stage & around dance battle/competitions. I love funk, soul & old school HipHop music. I come from a family of four which is myself, my older sister Kiana, my mother Cyndee & my father Jack. At home, I dance everyday with my family while listening to music. Even though I am young, I hope to inspire other kids to dance with happy feelings. Outside of music & dance, I love to play sports like golf, little league baseball, basketball & soccer at YMCA. I am a also a member of Oxnard P.A.L. (Police Activities League). I am solely inspired by Michael Jackson, James Brown, Boogaloo Shrimp, Electric Boogaloos, Salah, Jabbawockeez, Groovaloos, Lxd(Legion of Extraordinary Dancers, Rock Steady Crew, worldwide dance battles & God. "Thank you to those who support me on my young journey."
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Nine year-old Filipino boy Bailey Munoz, the other half of the Future Funk duo, became one of the first acts to qualify for the semi-finals of this season’s America ’s Got Talent. "You are the whole package, Future Funk," celebrity judge Howie Mandel said in declaring the duo as the fourth and last act that made it to the semi-finals in the NBC show.
The two boys started their act by prancing to the stage wearing tuxedos ready to take on the grand pianos. But a large boom box distracted them.They start doing their impressive break dancing moves as soon as the music starts playing from the boom box.The duo "b-boyed" or break danced their way to the hearts of the three judges’ that also includes Sharon Osbourne and Piers Morgan. Filipino Luigi Seno aslo audition on ‘America’s Got Talent’.

Bailey, a resident of Las Vegas NV, is also known as Bboy Bailrok. He is also part of the group Rock Steady Crew. Pinoy kid makes it to America's Got Talent semis.
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Neil Haskell

Neil David Haskell (born April 16, 1987) is an American contemporary dancer. He is best known as a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance where he finished third in the final four. On April 22, 2008, he began performing in the Off-Broadway musical Altar Boyz as Luke. Neil most recently joined The West Side Story National Tour as Snowboy. He returned as an All-Star in Season 7 of SYTYCD. Haskell was born in Clarence Center, New York and first started dancing at age five at the David DeMarie Dance Studio in Clarence, New York, and American Academy of Ballet in Williamsville, NY. He also appeared in small roles in movies. At age 14, he began intensive training in ballet at the Chautauqua Institution for three summers. He attended Point Park University for a year, majoring in dance. Haskell has described his dance style as jazz/ballet. He earned the title of "Male Dancer of the Year" at the American Dance Awards in 2005. He got his Equity card the summer before auditioning for So You Think You Can Dance.

He has performed in the Twyla Tharp Broadway show The Times They Are A-Changin', with music by Bob Dylan, and in Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera's performances Grease, 42nd Street, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and Beauty and the Beast. Neil recently landed a spot in MTV's new musical, The American Mall which will start filming in January 2008 for broadcast and DVD release in summer 2008. In Spring 2008, Haskell, along with former SYTYCD contestants Sabra Johnson and Danny Tidwell is featured in movmnt magazine's cover story to promote 'Keep it Real' the publication's awareness nonprofit organization. In April 2008 he began playing the role of "Luke" in the Off-Broadway musical Altar Boyz. He continued playing the role of "Luke" until March 2009, and left to begin working on the new Dolly Parton musical "9 to 5". Neil has been cast in which is part of the New York Musical Theater Festival (NYMF 2009) which performs at various times from Oct 6 through October 17 as Jake. All performances sold out.

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Nick Lazzarini

Nick Lazzarini (born c. 1984), an American dancer. He is best known as the first season winner on the Fox reality show So You Think You Can Dance. He is a trained dancer in jazz, lyrical, hip hop, ballet and modern dance styles. Lazzarini has been dancing since age four and began teaching and doing choreography at age fourteen. In 2003, Lazzarini, competing as part of a dance group called Hot Under The Collar, appeared on CBS's "Star Search" remake.Prior to Nick winning "So You Think You Can Dance?" he toured Europe with the RAW dance company, which was founded by choreographer Mia Michaels. Nick has graced the cover of Dance Spirit magazine twice and also competed as part of a dance group called Hot Under The Collar, appearing on CBS's Star Search remake.

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Nick Bass

Born and raised in Nashville,TN, Nick Bass started dancing soon after he was walking. Bass danced with Justin Timberlake at the 2006 and 2007 Video Music Awards. He went on to dance and be an additional choreographer on Justin's "Future,Sex,Love show" tour and was an additional choreographer on Janet Jackson's "Rock Witchu" tour. He has also performed with Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, Beyonce, Prince, Chris Brown, Jamie Foxx, Omarion, Kylie Minogue, Nelly Furtado, Toni Braxton, and Ciara. Bass has danced on the TV shows "Dancing with the Stars", "So You Think You Can Dance", and on "Saturday Night Live". He has performed on The GRAMMY's, The American Music Awards, The B.E.T. Awards, as well as performing at The Superbowl.

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Ivan Koumaev

Originally from Russia, Ivan started dancing at the age of 12. He began his training in Seattle, Washington, and moved to Los Angeles at 18 to pursue dance professionally. Ivan then worked with several hip-hop companies between Orange County and Hollywood, while he began to discover his passion for teaching and choreography. In 2008, Ivan was featured on the television show "So You Think You Can Dance", where he was one of "America's Top 10 dancers", and was given the opportunity to travel across the country on the show's national tour. He has been a guest on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and has performed with the League of Extraordinary Dancers at the 2010 Academy Awards. He also performed at the 2010 BET Awards as part of the Michael Jackson tribute with musical artist Chris Brown and on the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards with Usher. He has had the pleasure of working with choreographers such as Wade Robson, Jamal Sims and Mary Kudelka on various projects. Most recently, Ivan can be seen in the feature film "Step Up 3D". Ivan teaches master classes in Los Angeles as well as teaching and choreographing at studios across the country.

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Kenny Wormald

Kenny Wormald (born July 27, 1984) is an American professional dancer. He is best known for his appearances on the MTV network show Dancelife, and his starring role in "Center Stage: Turn it up". Wormald began dancing at the age of 6 after his mom saw him dancing to a New Kids On The Block video. At eleven he won the Master Dance of New England, at thirteen Junior Mr. Dance of New England, Teen Dancer of Boston at fourteen, and Teen Mr. Dance of New England at fifteen. Wormald has been featured as a dancer in music videos with Madonna, Mariah Carey's "It's Like That", JoJo's "Baby It's You", Christina Aguilera's "Candyman", Chris Brown's "Gimme That", Nelly Furtado's "Promiscuous Girl", and Prince And Pussycat Dolls Bottle pop.[2] He has also toured with Justin Timberlake.

Wormald choreographed the song 주문 (MIROTIC) for Korean vocal group TVXQ, which was released on 21 September 2008. He also recently[when?] appeared in Korean superstar BoA's American debut music video 'Eat You Up' as a backup dancer and later on in BoA's 3rd American music video 'Energetic'. The 'Energetic' music video also features Misha Gabriel, who choreographed the song with Nick Bass along with others songs in BoA's self-titled American album.

Wormald was featured on an episode of The Drew Carey Show entitled "Family Affair" in 2002.[3] On November 1, 2008 the Oxygen cable network debuted Center Stage: Turn It Up in which Wormald played lead character Tommy Anderson. He is currently[when?] dancing in the Doll Domination Tour with The Pussycat Dolls. In 2009, he danced in VMA's Michael Jackson Tribute together with Janet Jackson and others.

On June 22, 2010, Paramount Pictures announced that Wormald was cast in the lead role of Ren McCormack in the musical adaptation remake of Footloose, after both Zac Efron and Chace Crawford departed the role. Kenny Ortega was to direct but also left, and will now be directed by Craig Brewer. Release date is set for Spring 2011.[citation needed] Wormald is currently (October 13., 2010) filming the musical adaptation remake of Footloose in Georgia, USA.

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Natalie Fotopoulos

Natalie Katherine Fotopoulos was born in Tampa, Florida on December 16, 1983. When she was in first grade she moved to Memphis, Tennessee. In Tampa she danced at Rosemary's School of Dance, Annette's Acrobatics and took ballet from Haydee 'Guiterrez. Natalie was a company member at Classical Ballet Memphis and continued to dance and teach for her mother's studio, Dance Dynamics until moving back to Tampa in July 2005. In Tampa, she taught at her aunt's studio, All American Dance Factory.
    Natalie won Top Junior Soloist at Showstoppers Nationals when she was eleven, and Top Senior Small Group at Showstoppers Nationals in 1995. In 1991, she performed in the Super Bowl halftime show, and her dance group, Memphis Dance Force, was scouted by Star Search in 1993. She was a featured soloist at Libertyland Amusement Park and also choreographed shows for Visionland in Birmingham, AL and Libertyland. She has toured Europe with American Dance Company, who won the Prix de Italia and she was nominated for a Nijinsky award in the female soloist category.  In 2006, she was chosen as a So You Think You Can Dance contestant, reaching the top 6 before being eliminated with Ivan Koumaev in the series' eighth week. Since then, she has traveled to her ancestral country of Greece to become a jazz/funk choreographer on So You Think You Can Dance (Greece).

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