Lucy Vallely is a NYC-based dancer and choreographer, raised in Long Beach, CA. Starting professional work at age eleven, she has worked with numerous choreographers, including Will Loftis, Andrew Winghart, Mandy Moore, Al Blackstone, Chantal Robson, Akira Uchida, Teddy Forance, Stacey Tookey, and many more. She has danced on televised and live performances, commercials, and movies, such as Dancing with the Stars, The Ellen Show, Mattel, ACM Awards with Little Big Town, CBS’ The World’s Best, Teen Choice Awards, Smile 2, Volvo, and the VMA’s with sombr. She is also featured in music videos such as Ariana Grande’s “yes, and?”, Tate McRae’s “All My Friends Are Fake” and “Stupid”, HAAi’s “Baby, We’re Ascending”, and Julia Stone’s “Break”; as well as directing, dancing, and choreographing in The Happy Fits’ “Cruel Power” music video. As a teenager, Lucy started to share her voice as a creator through choreographing and teaching at studios all over the world, including Italy, New Zealand, Canada, and Mexico. At age seventeen, she was featured on the cover of Dance Spirit Magazine, highlighting her pursuit and success in freelance choreographing. Lucy continues to share her love for movement and creation at various studios, workshops (Nuvo Dance Convention, CLI Studios, Camp Protégé), and pre-professional programs (CLI Conservatory, Stacey Tookey’s The Bridge).