ERIC JOHN CAMPROS
choreographer
movement director
educator
ric enjoys a varied career as a dancer, choreographer,
and educator. He debuted on Broadway in the smash hit
musical “Grease” and followed with the national tour of
A Chorus Line. He danced on tour with the Backstreet
Boys and Aaliyah, and has appeared in performances
with Britney Spears, Usher, and Lil’ Kim. Eric danced in several films, most notably Across the Universe, Casadoodle, and the Bollywood hit Jaaneman, as well as various commercials and videos. Choreography credits include the US tour of Real Soul, German tour of M*Pire, , CCTV’s New Year Spectacular, NYC debut of The Voice’s Sal Valentinnetti, video games for Studio Chibli, and commercial industrials for Levi’s, Wrangler, and Aventis Pharmaceuticals. Eric recently choreographed “Ding Dong” the national ad campaign for Drizly, and was the movement coordinator for the FIT 2025 graduation ceremony.
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ABOUT ME!
As an educator he created a 2-year dance based curriculum for
Hebei Art College and Shandong University in China, and is a
guest teaching artist at Yale University, Sacred Heart University,
Boris Eifman Academy and Dance Academy Russia in Saint
Petersburg, Russia, Mahalia in Egypt, Studio Harmonic, Arts Des
Vivants, Neo Dance, and Atelier Danse Frédérique Valla in France, Jennifer Jellison TT in London, Living Art in Argentina and Uruguay, Broadway House and Capital Dance in Spain, and several others. He was a panelist and choreographer in India for Roots of Dancing with Prince Gupta Jr, and appeared as a guest artist for the Israeli documentary Dance Festival Mami, 2021. He is currently working on the International hit crime dramas, Law & Order: Organized Crime, as well as Law & Order: SVU, as movement coordinator, and remains on faculty at the prestigious Broadway Dance Center in New York City. Eric continues to create new works through his production company Rebellious Creatives, and holds a BA in Marketing from MSU.
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Eric strongly believes the most beautiful thing about every dancer is their imagination and curiosity. It is his mission to create a safe space for exploration where mistakes are encouraged, allowing artists to realize their worth, their voice, and their possibility!
