Matt Marr, a Canadian Dancer and aspiring Actor, worked his way into becoming a successful professional dancer based out of Los Angeles. Since his first performances back in his home town Saint John, New Brunswick, Matt became recognized amongst his community for his notable stage presence and instinctive performing abilities. Matt went on to collect numerous titles, trophies, awards and scholarships for his talent including numerous full scholarships to Paris, Los Angeles and New York. Matt also studied at the National Ballet School Summer Program for a semester.Since starting his professional career, Matt has worked in many facets of the industry. Most notably, Matt danced on the television shows 'Glee', 'Russell Peters Christmas Special', 'Warehouse 13', 'Bombgirls', 'The Marilyn Dennis Show', 'Breakfast Television', numerous industrials has stepped into the musical theatre world performing in the world premiere of 'Summer In The City' directed by 'Randy Johnson', also the director of the Mike Tysons 'Undisputed Truth' Show in Vegas at the Stage West Theatre in Calgary, and has also modeled, walking the runway of Toronto's Alternative Fashion Week and on-print for the clothing company Open Heart. Matt is also a dance Educator and Judge, teaching and judging for conventions in both Canada as well as the USA. He teaches at Workshops and Intensives all over North America and has taught at the 'National Ballet School' and 'Dance Canada'.Most notably to date, Matt will be appearing as 'Danny', a lead role in the upcoming Dance Feature Film "East Side Story" Produced by David Winters which will feature 9 of American and Canadian SYTYCD's top All-Stars. Matt made his way into the Top 3 spot of the fourth and final season of So You Think You Can Dance Canada, getting the opportunity to work with world-renowned choreographers including Luther Brown, Stacey Tookey, Steve Bolton, Sho-Tyme, Melissa Williams, Sean Cheesman, Sabrina Matthews, Maria Torres, Tony and Melanie, Sergio Trujillo, Blake McGrath, and Jean-Marc Genereux. Matt learned and performed new styles including Argentenian Tango, Cha-Cha, Quickstep, Hustle, Jive, and Bollywood. It was the experience of a lifetime, and has shot him to the top of his game instilling confidence in his own personal style of dance. It was educational, motivational and has opened so many doors in his young career. Show less «