Liz Imperio – At a Glance
- Jennifer Lopez "Dance Again" World Tour – Director/Choreographer
- Madonna "Re-Invention" & "Confessions" Tours – Director/Choreographer
- Gloria Estefan's last three world tours – Director/Choreographer
- Latin American Music Awards (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022) – Director/Choreographer
- Giordano Dance Chicago – Honorary Artistic Director (2022); La Belleza de Cuba (50th anniversary commission)
- Q'VIVA (FOX/Univision) – Supervising Choreographer; La Banda – Choreographer
- American Idol, Dancing with the Stars, American Music Awards – Choreographer
- Gotta Kick It Up (Disney), Spanglish (James L. Brooks) – Choreographer
Liz Imperio – Bio
Liz Imperio is a director and choreographer known for her bold, storytelling movement and dynamic fusion of contemporary, Latin, and commercial dance — a recipient of the Industry Dance Awards 2016 Role Model Award. A Hollywood native discovered at 15 by Kenny Ortega, she has collaborated with global superstars including Jennifer Lopez, Madonna, Gloria Estefan, Cher, and Michael Jackson.
She directed and choreographed Jennifer Lopez's "Dance Again" World Tour, Madonna's "Re-Invention" and "Confessions" Tours, and Gloria Estefan's last three world concert tours. Her television credits include the Latin American Music Awards (2018, 2019, 2021, 2022) as Director/Choreographer, plus American Idol, Dancing with the Stars, the American Music Awards — where her Jennifer Lopez Celia Cruz tribute was called "one of the best moments of the awards show" — and Disney Channel's Gotta Kick It Up. She served as Supervising Choreographer on Q'VIVA(FOX/Univision) and choreographed La Banda, with film credits including James L. Brooks' Spanglish and commercials for L'Oréal (feat. J-Lo), Sheba, Jack in the Box, and Bacardi.
In 2022, she was named Honorary Artistic Director of Giordano Dance Chicago, premiering La Belleza de Cuba to critical acclaim for the company's 50th anniversary, later touring the work throughout Europe.
