Graeme has danced all over the world from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane to the Swing 46 Club in New York, from the top of the Eiffel Tower to the middle of the Pacific Ocean on the QE2!
 

The American Connection

Starting when he played ‘Billy Lawlor’ in '42nd St' at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane opposite Catherine Zeta-Jones. It continued through his work with Danny Daniels (choreographer of ‘The Tap Dance Kid’ on Broadway) and more recently with Graeme’s improvisational skills at the Swing 46 Club. He danced alongside Savion Glover, Max Pollack, Barbara Duffy, Roxane Butterfly, and Buster Brown. He has also trained in New York with Charles Goddertz, Germaine Goodson, Phil Black and Margaret Morrison.


The UK

Work with British choreographers includes Gillian Gregory, Frank Thompson, Stephanie Carter, Jenny Arnold, Stephen Mear, Chrissy Ling, Johnny Worthy and Mark Bruce.

Graeme has choreographed many shows which include ‘No No Nannette’ (Guildford School of Acting), ‘Rhythm ‘N’ Shoes’ (for the Spirit of the Dance UK tour), ‘Flora The Red Menace’ (London revival), ‘A Drop Of Fred’ (Edinburgh Festival and UK Tour), ‘Ain’t We Got Fun’ (Prince of Wales Theatre with Barbara King), ‘Crazy Rhythm’ (for the Dance Spectacular at the Hackney Empire) ‘Steppin Out’ for Jon Peterson (QE2 World Cruise) and ‘Tapestry’(Edinburgh Festival).

His last venture was his critically acclaimed one-man show ‘Tapestry’, which he took to the Edinburgh Festival in August 2000 and with which he hopes to tour the UK and America soon.

He has taught at the Italia Conti School, Doreen Bird College, the Urdang Academy, Judith Sylvester School, Arts Educational School and the Elliott-Clarke School as well as lecturing on many occasions for the IDTA, BATD, ADA and NATD.
 
In July 2000 he was made an honorary member of the BATD in recognition of his contribution to dancing.