Jeremiah Hughes began his training in competitive dance at the prestigious Canadian Dance Company (Toronto).  After a decade of competing internationally and representing Canada on the world stage, he enrolled in the interdisciplinary Randolph College for the Performing Arts in Toronto where he expanded his craft with acting, singing, and stage combat.  After touring with dance conventions, eventually being a featured soloist on So You Think You Can Dance and So You Think You Can Dance Canada, he went on to acquire a rare internship at the Broadway Dance Center in NYC.  Jeremiah has had the honor of performing with artists such as Bruno Mars, Meatloaf, and Taylor Swift. During his career, he also had the honor of performing in many large-scale shows, such as PEEPSHOW, JUBILEE!, Britain’s Got Talent, Franco Dragone’s LE REVE, as well as Cirque du Soleil’s Viva ELVIS. From 2015-2019, he toured as the lead male role of Ralu in Cirque Du Soleil’s TORUK - The First Flight, where he served as the show’s original Dance Captain. When not on stage Jeremiah has found great success in choreographing and directing for such major events as Broadway Bares and the CISCO Partners Global Gala. Recently, he co-founded Corporeal Imago (Ci) and worked as a choreographer and performer in the company’s first work, Limb(e)s, and co-directed its cinematic adaptation for presentation at Dancing on the Edge (Vancouver, CA). He is co-choreographer and performer in the company's second production Throe. Jeremiah is a highly dynamic mover with a diverse profile, who places great importance on storytelling in his craft.