Earl, a multifaceted professional, has dedicated his life to the world of dance and entertainment. His illustrious career began at the iconic Greek Theater in Los Angeles, California, and spanned across two continents, showcasing his remarkable talent.
As a renowned choreographer, dancer, and director, Earl is particularly celebrated for his distinctive style of tap, which seamlessly blends classical ballet technique with the rhythmic movements he mastered at historic nightclubs in Harlem. Throughout his career, he has had the privilege of training under the guidance of esteemed teachers, including the legendary Madame Nijinska, Misha Paniaff, and the esteemed Gene Kelly School of Dance.
Earl's impressive repertoire of stage, television, and film appearances is a testament to his versatility and artistry. He has had the honor of opening for international icons Edith Piaf and Lena Horne, and has soloed on notable programs such as The Red Skelton Show, Lucky Strike Hit Parade, The Dinah Shore Show, The Johnny Carson Show, and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.
One of his most notable achievements is his work on the groundbreaking film Rock Around the Clock, the pioneering rock and roll musical that captivated audiences worldwide, selling out screenings globally. Earl's exceptional choreography and performance skills earned him recognition as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.
Subsequent to his success in film, Earl continued to thrive as a choreographer, playing a pivotal role in the opening of the iconic Las Vegas Tropicana Hotel in 1957. He collaborated with an array of stars on various theater and film projects, including the legendary Danny Kaye, the talented Nancy Wilson, the iconic Lorne Greene of Bonanza, and the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley.
Currently residing in sunny Los Angeles, Earl continues to share his expertise by teaching privately, inspiring the next generation of dancers and performers.
