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Award winning Director and Choreographer, Gary Lloyd is known for his exceptional work in theatre, music and television productions. He has worked with numerous music groups including S Club 8, G4, Sweetbox and Cliff Richard. Additionally, his credits include theatre productions like My Fair Lady, Jesus Christ Superstar, I Can't Stop Loving You with music from Ray Charles and TV shows such as the BBC's ‘I Dream,' ‘Bump & Grind' and American Idol, just to name a few. His work also includes two Royal Gala shows at the London Palladium and Theatre Royal Drury Lane. In 2007, Gary will be choreographing the X-Factor tour and working with Nikolai Foster on Andrew Lloyd Webber's ‘Aspects of Love.' Gary will also be working on the launch of a show, which is a collaboration of Stella McCartney and Adidas. Join us as we visit Gary at the London Studio Center and watch him hard at work during his advanced dance class

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