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Robbie Blue Sweeps World Choreography Awards
9 Nov
Summary
- Robbie Blue won three World Choreography Awards.
- Awards recognized work for Tate McRae and Doechii.
- Ceremony honored global choreographers' innovation.
The 16th annual World Choreography Awards ceremony, held on November 8th at the Avalon Hollywood, celebrated outstanding global dance talent. Robbie Blue, the choreographer behind stars like Tate McRae and Doechii, was a standout winner, taking home three awards.
Blue and his associates were recognized for their intricate choreography in Tate McRae's "Saturday Night Live" performance and Doechii's electrifying 67th Grammys performance. Their work on a viral Gap ad featuring Katseye to Kelis's "Milkshake" also received accolades.
The ceremony featured eight award categories, including Motion Picture, Music Video, and Television. Veteran choreographer Vincent Paterson, known for his work with Michael Jackson and Madonna, was honored with the Legacy Award. The event was hosted by Kevin Stea.
