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Tyce Diorio

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Tyce Diorio is an American dancer and choreographer who has worked extensively in television, Broadway, and commercial dance. He received an Emmy Award in 2009 for his choreography on "So You Think You Can Dance," where he served as a regular contributor for multiple seasons. Diorio's background includes performing in Broadway shows such as "Fosse" and "Chicago," and he has created choreography for artists including Taylor Swift, Janet Jackson, and Paula Abdul.

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What year did Tyce Diorio win an Emmy Award for his choreography?

Tyce Diorio won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography in 2009. He won the award for his powerful contemporary routine "Silence," performed on the television show "So You Think You Can Dance."

What movies has Tyce Diorio appeared in as a dancer?

Before transitioning primarily to choreography, Diorio had a successful career as a working dancer in Hollywood. He appeared in and danced in blockbuster films such as "Showgirls," "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," and the film adaptation of the musical "Rent."

What style of dance is Tyce Diorio most known for on "So You Think You Can Dance"?

While he is highly versatile, he is particularly famous for his emotional contemporary and Broadway routines. He frequently choreographed pieces dealing with heavy social issues, such as breast cancer awareness and addiction.

Did Tyce Diorio perform on Broadway?

Yes, Diorio has a strong theater background and has performed on Broadway in several major productions. His Broadway credits include the original casts of "Fosse," "Chicago," and "Movin' Out."