Lisa LaTouche

Lisa is a proud Canadian and New Yorker known for her remarkable tap dance career. She was an original cast member in Broadway's Shuffle Along, choreographed by Savion Glover and directed by George C. Wolfe, earning both a Fred Astaire Award and an Actor’s Equity Award. for Outstanding Broadway Chorus. Her TV credits include the 70th Annual Tony Awards and Amazon’s Z: The Beginning of Everything. Lisa has toured with Savion Glover’s Stepz and performed with the Off-Broadway and touring casts of STOMP. She founded her own performance company, Tap Phonics, and has been commissioned by the Brooklyn Museum, 92Y, Gibney Dance, and Fall For Dance North. As an educator, she’s taught at institutions like PACE University, NYU, and The School of Jacob’s Pillow. Lisa's most recent project is directing her debut film TRAX, exploring local Black history in Alberta. Above all, her greatest achievement is being a proud mother.