Christopher Cree Grant

Christopher Cree Grant is a versatile American choreographer, dancer, and director celebrated for his compelling presence and profound physical storytelling across stage and television. A graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, he built a distinguished foundation through his extensive work with the legendary Pilobolus Dance Theater, where he toured internationally as a principal dancer. This rich background in rigorous movement and inventive collaboration prepared him perfectly for a successful transition into major commercial and theatrical productions. Known for integrating intricate athletic choreography with deep emotional narratives, he has established a prominent creative partnership with Lauren Yalango-Grant. Together, they have crafted the movement for acclaimed Broadway and off-Broadway productions, notably including the Tony Award-winning revival of Parade and the ambitious immersive experience Life and Trust. His creative momentum reached an extraordinary peak with his brilliant work on the 2026 Broadway musical adaptation of The Lost Boys, which earned widespread critical acclaim and a Tony Award nomination for Best Choreography, establishing him as a vital and multifaceted visionary in the contemporary performing arts scene.