SCOTT FOWLER
Scott, a New England native, moved to NYC in 1986 with a dance bag, 250 dollars, and a dream. He has performed on Broadway in 6 shows, as well as 3 national tours. His credits include: Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, Swing (Associate Choreographer), 42nd Street, The Tap Dance Kid, Sophisticated Ladies, The Red Shoes, Ain’t Broadway Grand, Brigadoon (Harry Beaton), and Twyla Tharp’s Movin’ Out.
His feature film credits include: Vice, Ted 2, Lucky Stiff (Associate Choreographer), Rock of Ages, Gangster Squad, Boogie Nights, Gnomeo & Juliet, Bedtime Stories, Jeffery, The Producers, Guess Who, George of the Jungle, Inspector Gadget, Mighty Aphrodite, Anastasia, Frozen (DVD bonus musical theater number), and his personal favorite…the Best Picture Oscar winner Chicago.
Scott’s television appearances include: Lucifer, The Goldbergs, Bunheads, The Neighbors, So You Think You Can Dance, Star Search (1992 Grand Dance Champions “Boys Back East”), Dancing with the Stars, Glee, Will & Grace, Swingtown, Ellen, Suddenly Susan, Cinderella, Annie, Caroline in the City, Eli Stone, Tracy Ullman: Live and Exposed, and Tony Bennett: An American Classic. His award show appearances include: The Oscars, The Emmys, The Grammys, The Billboard Music Awards, The MTV Video Music Awards, The VH1 Fashion Awards, and The Tony Awards.
Early in Scott’s career he danced with New York City Ballet (1994) as well as Boston Ballet (where he trained and danced with the company as a student from 1981-1985).
He has been in over 30 national commercials including: Nissan, Old Navy, Gap, Diet Coke, Oral B, and Dr. Pepper to name a few.
He has performed in live concert shows with the iconic Cher at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, and was also lucky enough to dance on the stage at Radio City Music Hall in the Christmas Spectacular.
Lately, Scott has focused his attention on paying it forward with teaching, choreographing, and spreading his love of dance around the country.
Scott is very proud of the longevity and variety of his dance career, and is honored to have worked with some of the most legendary choreographers of this century.
Scott is grateful and gives thanks to his mentor, dance teacher, and Uncle, Bill Fowler for this life and love of dance.
Follow Scott on Instagram: @SCOTTFOWLER1967
