Without a question, the most recognizable male ballroom dancer of today is Anton Du Beke. First made popular by the smash BBC1 series "Strictly Come Dancing," he is now a well-known face on television. Whether he is dancing, hosting or making cameos, he is quickly establishing himself as a media figure and taking on the moniker "Mr Showbiz." At the age of... read full bio
Carrie Ann Inaba is a versatile American television personality, dancer, choreographer, actress, and singer. Born on January 5, 1968, in Honolulu, Hawaii, Inaba is of mixed ethnicity, with Irish, Japanese, and Chinese roots. She grew up dancing from a young age, beginning with a "creative movement" class at three years old and dancing in her backyard that overlooked the Pacific... read full bio
Fatima Robinson's expertise and creative influence go back thirty years. She was a producer for the Grammy Awards and a three-time Emmy Award nominee for choreographing the acclaimed Beyonce performance "Be Alive" at the Oscars/Academy Awards. The list of Hollywood celebrities Fatima has worked with includes Will Smith, Halle Berry, Eddie Murphy, Colin Farrell, John Travolta, Uma Thurman, The Rock, Sandra... read full bio
Being the first African American woman to be named main dancer at the American Ballet Theatre, Misty Copeland is a trailblazing figure in the ballet industry. She found ballet at the age of 13 and swiftly defied expectations, conquering many obstacles along the way. Her ascent to the top was anything but typical. Copeland has become a strong voice for... read full bio
Vandana Hart, a refugee turned global changemaker, has visited more than 100 nations and encouraged organizations and leaders to lead from the heart. She uses the universal language of dance as the creator and host of Netflix's We Speak Dance to promote empowerment, wellness, and connection around the globe. She leads audiences on a journey of transformation into embodied leadership with... read full bio
