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Mia Michael's birth date was on February 22,1966 in Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida.
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Her father, Joe Michaels, taught her jazz, tap and ballet from the age of three at the Miami Dance Center. Her sister, Dana Michaels, taught her contemporary dance.
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Mia started choreographing at the young age of eleven, but she never danced professionally because she didn't have the right "body type."
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Mia is the founder,artistic director and choreographer of "Reality at Work." The shorter version of this title is RAW. Her dancers have performed all over the world at places like Seoul, Korea, the Jazz World Congress, the International Dance Festival in Amsterdam, and six weeks on a European tour.
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Mia was contacted by Madonna to be one of her choreographers on her Drowned World Tour, how exciting!
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Mia was nominated for her amazing choreography in one of Celine Dion's performances, which was "Opening Night Live Las Vegas."
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Mia helped choreograph Celine's show in Las Vegas which was called "A New Day." This show included 50 performers who danced for a total os two hours.
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Mia became a guest judge and choreographer for Fox Network's "So You Think You Can Dance."
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Mia choreographed parts of Cirque Du Soleil's first touring show called Delirium.
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Mia won an Emmy for astonishing choreography on "So You Think You Can Dance" with the performance called "Calling You."
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Mia's piece that she choreographed, "Mercy" on "So You Think You Can Dance," gets nominated for an emmy.
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Mia won her second Emmy for her choreography on "So You Think You Can Dance" for "Gravity/Addiction" and "Koop Island Blues & One."
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Mia wins Emmy for her choreography in "Alice in Mia-Land Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", "When We Dance" and "This Bitter Earth - On The Nature of Daylight" on "So You Think You Can Dance."
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Mia stars in "Step Up 4: The Revolution" as Olivia
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Variety Magazine named Mia Michaels one of the most innovative women in 2013.
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Mia provided the choreography for the Broadway musical Finding Neverland which is currently playing at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on Broadway
