In the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Hamilton, alumna Stephanie Klemons, as dance captain and associate choreographer, makes sure everyone is making the right moves.

Watch Andy Blankenbuehler and Stephanie break down the moves from Broadway's Hamilton.

From New York to Michigan, in a time frame that covers some 10 years, Stephanie Klemons has served as associate choreographer of the hit musical Hamilton, which has won 11 Tony Awards and other theatrical honors.

The original "Hamilton" company came together to mark the 10th anniversary.

Lin-Manuel Miranda and other members of the original Broadway cast of Hamilton will host an online watch party of the filmed version of the smash musical to mark its arrival on Disney+ on Friday, July 3rd.

Lin-Manuel Miranda shares about Stephanie’s promotion to Dance Supervisor.

Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical turns 10. Here's what its cast have been up to.

The original Broadway cast of Hamilton will reunite at this year’s Tony Awards to mark the 10th anniversary of Lin-Manuel Miranda‘s groundbreaking musical.

The cast learned the medley over the weekend. Plus, see photos from rehearsal.

The cast of "Hamilton" hit the studio to record their offering for the 2015 installment of "Carols For a Cure," an annual collection of holiday tunes supporting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

“An In the Heights original Broadway cast member and Assistant Dance Captain, Klemons has a long history with Miranda’s work, having gone on to serve as Associate Choreographer for both Hamilton and Bring it On: The Musical.”

Stephanie Klemons was nominated for Best Director and Best Choreographer of a Large Professional Production for her work on In the Heights.

Directed and Choreographed by Stephanie Klemons

"[Stephanie Klemons and Alison Solomon's] sense of flow and understanding of dramatic timing underscored the community, challenges, and choices at the heart of In the Heights."

"I couldn't ask for a better leader than [director/original cast member] Stephanie Klemons. She obviously knows the material so well, and she's empowering all of us to make our own discoveries."

“Speaking of pizazz, the energetic ensemble and principal performers execute Stephanie Klemons' choreography with precision and passion. The dance element contributes greatly to the success of the production.”

“Directed by Stephanie Klemons, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes’ Tony-winning musical will be presented as part of the Broadway Center Stage series.”

“But maximum credit goes to director/choreographer Klemons whose inherent understanding of the piece has accomplished something monumental. At the risk of alienating a particular group of theatre fans… Klemons uses a simplified scaffold set to tell a story of a community that functions as a family…”

“Lin-Manuel Miranda came out to see the Broadway Center Stage production of In the Heights March 24 at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.”

“Director/choreographer Stephanie Klemons molded a solid ensemble out of singing, dancing actors with Broadway and regional credits, with some standouts in larger roles.”

Find out who is joining… in the latest revival of the 1988 film's cult favorite stage adaptation.

The one-night-only event is part of the musical's Big Fun Day at New World Stages.

“Top-notch… choreography (Gary Lloyd, Stephanie Klemons)… cohere with near-perfect unity to present an overall message: Despite the darkness present in all of us, our humanity has a softer side. “

Dear Diary, Stephanie Klemons stopped by for today’s check-in and let’s just say… we’re not worthy. From Hamilton to Heathers, her talent is unmatched

Zachary Stewart gives an honest review of the new off-Broadway musical Heathers. He writes that the “… choreography … keeps the show moving at a feverish clip with moves that seem to have burst forth from retro-’80s MTV.”

Stephanie speaks to the New York Times about the recreation of the iconic Dirty Dancing life

Stephanie sits down with Cindy Hsu on CBS NY.

Stephanie Klemons calls Odell Beckham and Eli Manning 'great partners' after teaching them the 'Dirty Dancing' routine for Super popular NFL commercial

One of the most popular commercials that aired during this year's Super Bowl has a Long Island connection.

New York Post name 'Dirty Dancing' Best Ad.

“The New York Giants and the cast of ‘Hamilton’ have more in common than you’d think.” The New York Post goes behind the scenes to discover how the sensational Super Bowl ad was made.

View the hearts and minds behind the iconic Super Bowl commercial.

It took all summer for the big finale to come together in the movie “Dirty Dancing.” Eli Manning and Odell Beckham Jr. learned the routine in two days.

“The younger two, Ms. Klemons and Ms. Lis Padilla nail many of the ballads and belts, accentuating the Miranda's score.” 

"Stephanie Klemons...brought an edge to the role that resonates, and boy can she tear up a dance floor."

Check out production photos of Stephanie and the company of In is The Heights at Pittsburgh's CLO.

Actors Joshua Grosso, a CMU grad, and Stephanie Klemons stop by to preview Pittsburgh CLO's production of "In The Heights."

James Snyder, Eric Kunze, Jennifer Allen, and Stephanie Klemons will be featured in the summer season.

"This is Sadie" Earns Nomination for Best Family Show by the Off-Broadway Alliance

The New York Times names This is Sadie in their list of ‘Things to Do with Your Kids in NYC…’ during its run at Theatre Row, Spring 2019.

This is Sadie

What do you do when you get up before your parents on a Saturday morning? If you're six-year-old Sadie, you take your favorite stuffed animal on a world-wide adventure, without ever leaving your bedroom!

Why it's important to start kids' theatregoing adventures early and how Stephanie Klemons had a part in that.

Original cast members from the 2014 Broadway musical If/Then will reunite at 54 Below on June 24.

Stephanie Klemons and Ryann Redmond from If/Then on Broadway show us some of their favorite finds at 28th Annual Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction.

The track list and cast are shared for the new musical If/Then

The Los Angeles Times shares a brief overview of the new musical Fly and the story of its origin

Three-time Tony winner Andy Blankenbuehler (Bandstand) and his Hamilton associate choreographer Stephanie Klemons will co-choreograph the upcoming musical Fly at La Jolla Playhouse.

La Jolla Playhouse has announced the choreographers and lead cast members for its upcoming musical Fly, based on the novel Peter and Wendy, by J.M. Barrie.

“The choreography of Stephanie Klemons and its execution is lively to say the least…” writes Charles Gerber, whilst raving about the musical.

On June 21, the new musical “Rock & Roll Man” opens at New World Stages in NYC. The musical celebrates the life of DJ Alan Freed…

“…many audiences for Rock & Roll Man… choreographed by Stephanie Klemons, are going to believe for two acts that they’ve died and gone to rock & roll heaven.”

Full casting has been revealed for the upcoming New York premiere of Rock & Roll Man, a jukebox musical telling the story of legendary DJ Alan Freed …

Zachary Stewart gives his honest thoughts on Rock and Roll Man and highlights Stephanie’s choreography as “irresistabily joyful”.

Director/choreographer Stephanie Klemons is taking a different approach to "Little Shop of Horrors."

“Directed by Stephanie Klemons… the production will break the mold of how ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ is typically produced”

"Stephanie Klemons [choreography] is far more detailed, witty, character-based and even gently subversive than you've seen before. It's well executed, too, by a skilled group of dancers led by the fabulous Andrea Collier."

"...they dance up a storm by way of choreographer Stephanie Klemons."

"The Choreography by Stephanie Klemons and the musical direction by Roberta Duchak are delightful additions to this show, making it flawless."

“The Choreography by Stephanie Klemons and the musical direction by Roberta Duchak are delightful additions to this show, making it flawless.”

New Frank Wildhorn musical Zelda: An American Love Story, charting the lives of F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife, at Flat Rock Playhouse

A Commercial Jingle for Regina Comet follows two writers, appropriately played by Wyse and Fankhauser, plucked from obscurity by a world-famous pop star named Regina Comet. She wants them to create an anthem for her supernova pipes—and her new perfume.

In May 2018, Once Upon a Rhyme received a Choreography Dance Lab developed in association with NYU Tisch School of the Arts, choreographed by, Hamilton Associate Choreographer, Stephanie Klemons.

“The Madison Theatre at Molloy College in Rockville Centre, Long Island has launched its Signature Theater Series with Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony Award-winning musical In The Heights. In The Heights is… directed & choreographed by original Broadway cast member & dance captain Stephanie Klemons…”

With the help of Elons resident music director Chris Rayis, Hamilton assistant choreographer Stephanie Klemons teaches an intensive choreography class on-campus

“Hamilton” choreographer Stephanie Klemons shares dance steps from both “Hamilton” and “Bring it On” with FWCD ballet and cheer students, as part of the US universal book program

The first Centre Stage Theatre Workshop at The Nixon Centre. The workshop gave Coweta students a peek behind the curtain into the professional performance industry. Hosted by: Stephanie Klemons, the associate choreographer, and original dance captain of Broadway's Hamilton

Axis Connect guest artist and global supervising choreographer for the epic Broadway sensation, the amazing Stephanie Klemons, works with Axis Connect dancers in a mock audition setting

Now in its seventh year, Dare to Go Beyond is hosted by R.Evolución Latina, and is a childrens performing arts camp that, according to press notes, "provides free-of-charge training in dance, voice, acting and other performance disciplines to children ages 7 to 17 from multiple schools and community organizations."

Stephanie dives into the intricacies of being a woman, a mom, and a Broadway choreographer. She gives TheaterMania unique insight into her role and explains the heart behind her nonprofit, Katie’s Art Project.

Anna and Paul Nugent sit down for a casual conversation about all things Stephanie! She shares the value of learning to stand your ground and stand confident in the leadership that you are empowered with.

Ken Davenport and Stephanie Klemons join each other for a virtual conversation on the before, during, and after of her work on Hamilton. She also discusses her heart behind majoring in Genetics and conducting Cancer Research, while also pursuing a degree in Modern Dance.

Stephanie discusses how she has adapted to the chaos of her lifestyle, as well as discrimination in the workplace.

Stephanie shares the tension of being a Jew in a left-leaning industry amidst the war in Israel.

Klemons and several other Jewish members of the cast of Hamilton have begun calling themselves the Hamil-Jews.

'Hamilton' force keeps Colts Neck woman's arts legacy alive

Stephanie sits down with Clay Howe to discuss the soul and drive behind her work on stage and behind the scenes on Broadway and beyond.

Stephanie sits down with The Ensemblist to drop some knowledge from her experience as a performer and Hamilton’s Associate and Supervising Choreographer.

It’s A Bit Of A Dance: A Conversation with Stephanie Klemons

Stephanie sits down with The Ensemblist to drop some knowledge from her experience as a performer and Hamilton’s Associate and Supervising Choreographer.

Over two pints of Sam Adams, Stephanie goes in on what it was like to be part of Hamilton coming together from the very beginning...

Stephanie Klemons shares how her childhood love of dance and math shaped her path to Broadway. She also highlights how play and movement can inspire passion and well-being.

Stephanie Klemons, an award-winning performer, choreographer, and director, discusses her multifaceted role in the Broadway production of Hamilton. She delves into the unique experience of casting herself in the show while also serving as its associate choreographer, offering insights into the creative and collaborative processes behind the production.

Stephanie joins Cherice Barton and Shelly Hutchinson in a discussion about how our parenting styles and leadership in the workplace coincide.

Stephanie Klemons and her wife, Colleen, share their journey to motherhood, discussing decisions like who would carry their first child and the internal struggles they faced. They also highlight their community contributions, with Stephanie leading Katie’s Art Project for terminally ill children and Colleen serving in the NYPD's Health and Wellness unit.

Stephanie joins hosts Gabrielle Ruiz and Pallavi Sastry for an honest conversation about the value of intentional, authentic friendships and how to show up as such.

In this episode of The Ensemblist, Stephanie Klemons, Global Dance Supervisor for Hamilton, discusses “the line”—the precise spacing and alignment of performers on stage—and how it shapes the visual storytelling of the show. She shares insights from rehearsals and performances, explaining how maintaining the line ensures choreography looks clean, dynamic, and intentional for audiences.

Stephanie joins host Mo Brady and others in an honest discussion about musical theater and how they have turned those passions into other modes of creation.

Stephanie shares valuable advice for aspiring performers and creatives, emphasizing the importance of resilience, adaptability, and continuous learning in building a successful career in the arts.

Stephanie Klemons discusses her experiences as a queer parent, offering insights into balancing creative work with family life. She reflects on the challenges and joys of raising children while navigating the demands of the entertainment industry.

Stephanie & Dr. Sean share transparent insight into how to stand out in auditions. Stephnie shares how she can discern who is who within the first 15 seconds.

Stephanie shares the story of how she made it on the Hamilton team and how that has shaped her into the person she is today. She also discusses the value of minority representation in the industry and what she has observed thus far.

Stephanie shares stories, behind-the-scenes from Hamilton, choreography, and the value of art in healing. She also offers insight into her nonprofit, Katie’s Art Project.

Stephanie shares stories and wisdom from her experience in Hamilton.

Stephanie Klemons shares her journey from childhood inspirations to becoming Associate Choreographer of Hamilton. She also opens up about imposter syndrome, her nonprofit Katie’s Art Project, and the power of resilience through dance.

Stephanie shares insight into how to find your natural rhythm in dance and the value of it when auditioning.

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Stephanie and friends join for an intimate conversation about the Tonys and all things musical theater

Join Tiffany Nichole Greene (Resident Director of Hamilton) and Stephanie Klemons (Associate Choreographer of Hamilton) as we chat about diversity and representation in the arts. Hamilton fans can’t miss this!