Who's Who

Vince Pesce

Vince has been a Broadway stalwart for well over a decade and is one of America’s most promising up-and-coming choreographers.

He recently choreographed Clash of the Choirs starring Patti Labelle, Nick Lachey and Michael Bolton, as well as the casting/reality television series Grease: You’re the One That I Want for NBC. Other television choreography includes the HBO special Tracey Ullman: Live and Exposed starring Tracey Ullman and Disney Channel’s Holiday Splendor starring John Davidson. He also choreographed Cinderella starring Lea Salonga (Asia/National tour), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (National Tour), Oliver! (National Tour), Little Shop of Horrors (Paper Mill Playhouse), Victor, Victoria (Mexico City Company), Guys and Dolls (American Musical Theatre of San Jose), West Side Story w/Diana DeGarmo (AMTSJ), The King & I w/Debbie Boone (AMTSJ), Flower Drum Song (AMTSJ), Grease (Stages St. Louis), Dance, Dance, Dance! (Allan Albert Productions), Hollywood, Hollywood and European Travel Trade Show (Disney Productions). His Associate Choreographer credits include the ABC/Disney films Once Upon A Mattress starring Carol Burnett and Tracey Ullman, The Music Man, starring Matthew Broderick and Kristin Chenoweth, and the Broadway productions of The Pajama Game, Wonderful Town and Little Shop of Horrors, as well as Carnival and House of Flowers for the City Center’s Encores! series, He also choreographed the Let Yourself Go concert starring Kristin Chenoweth (Lincoln Center), and the Merrily We Roll Along reunion concert. He performed in the original Broadway companies of The Pajama Game, (in which he had the incredible honor of performing “Steam Heat”), Wonderful Town (Dance Captain), Kiss Me, Kate (Dance Captain), High Society (Dance Captain), Victor, Victoria, Beauty and the Beast, and Guys and Dolls.

There is a terrific article about Vince and his career at
http://www.broadwayworld.com/viewcolumn.cfm?colid=8635

The Power of Dance could not be more excited to have Vince as a member of our team!

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