Hunter Johnson (choreographer)

Hunter Johnson

Hunter with Maria Zee
Born Houston, Texas
U.S.A.
Occupation Choreographer
Spouse Maria Zee
Children Parker Chase Johnson

Hunter Johnson is a ballroom dancer and choreographer.[1]

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Biography

Johnson met his partner and wife while teaching ballroom dance at Londance in Southern California. They compete in the professional American-style division, and have opened an Arthur Murray dance studio and settled down in Cypress, Texas. They continue to travel, doing shows and coaching.

They have been featured dancers on the PBS series America's Ballroom Challenge and choreographers on season 3, season 4 and Season 5 of the Fox dance competition-reality show So You Think You Can Dance.

Marriage and children

Hunter Johnson is married to his current dance partner, Maria Johnson, and they have two children Parker Chase Johnson and Carter Colt Johnson,.[2]

Awards

References

  1. ^ Country Boy and California Girl Make a Unique Blend, from DanceVision
  2. ^ News on HunterAndMaria.com

External links

Seasons
1 (2005) · 2 (2006) · 3 (2007) · 4 (2008) · 5 (Summer 2009) · 6 (Fall 2009) · 7 (2010) · 8 (2011)
Hosts
Lauren Sánchez (2005) · Cat Deeley (2006–present)
Permanent judges
Nigel Lythgoe (2005-present)  · Mary Murphy (2007–2009, 2011–present)  · Adam Shankman (2009–2010)  · Mia Michaels (2010)
Guest judges
Choreographers
Winners
2nd place finalists1
3rd place finalists1
4th place finalists1
Other finalists
Other countries
Australia · Benelux · Canada · Denmark · Finland · Germany · Greece · Israel · Lithuania · Malaysia · New Zealand · Norway · Poland · Portugal · Scandinavia  · South Africa · Turkey · UK · Ukraine

Click here for the complete list of contestants.
^1 Only the first season of the show provided an official percentage breakdown of the final vote. For the remaining seasons, second through fourth place finalists are based only on the order in which they were announced, which may not reflect the official vote breakdown.

^2 Season 7 featured only three dancers as finalists at the end of its run. Although Torbert technically finished fourth, he was eliminated the week prior to the finale.