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His mother noticed he loved banging on pots and pans and put him in drum lessons at age 4.
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He started lessons at seven years old. He discovered his love for rhythm tap.
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It is based on a novel, "Nobody's Family is Going to Change". He was just nine years old when he played the lead role in this musical.
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He has taught tap since he was 14 years old. He created "Real Tap Skills".
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He performed this at age 15. He was one of the youngest performers ever nominated for a Tony Award because of this performance. This was actually his return to broadway, after taking a break for several years.
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He made his film debut and starred with his mentor, Gregory Hines.
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played the role of himself
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Glover played the role of "Young Jelly". He was nominated for the Drama Desk Award as outstanding featured actor in the musical.
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He won a Tony Award for best choreography for "Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk".
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Glover was an inspiration behind the film and helped to choreograph.
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also helped with the choreography in the sequel
