As a director/choreographer, Ms. Cole’s credits include: the movie, “Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks,” Rose Bowl Queens, The Dining Room, Ecstasy, The Flunky, Desperate Writers, American Tales, No Strings, World Goes ‘Round, Mommy Mommy! BARK! Nuncrackers, Judy’s Scary Little Christmas, A Year with Frog and Toad, A Chorus Line,  I’m Getting My Act Together,  Robber Bridegroom, Grass Harp,  She’s A Handful,  Boulevard of Broken Dreams, Sing,  Country, Wild Women Blues, Sony Pictures Broadway, and more. Her inventive choreography and staging credits include: It’s the Housewives, Great Expectations, Assassins, Pirates Of Penzance,  Cabaret, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, South Pacific, Triumph of Love, I Do I Do, Actor, Lawyer, Indian Chief, Dancing at Lughnasa,  Take Me Along, The Baker’s Wife,  Chang and Eng.  Pasadena Playhouse: Under One Umbrella, 110 in the Shade, Do I Hear A Waltz.  Hollywood Bowl: Sound of Music, Bernsteins’ Mass, Mame, My Fair Lady, Music Man, Camelot.  Reprise! Broadway: Three Penny Opera, Fiorello, City of Angels, Company, On The 20th Century, Follies, Sweeney Todd,  Most Happy Fella.  Geffen Playhouse: Nightmare Alley, Atlanta, Paint Your Wagon, Six Dances in Six Weeks. Hudson Theatre: Grave White Way.  Kirk Douglas Theatre: Gaytino, Dogeaters. Falcon Theatre: Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks. Antaeus Theatre: Tonight at 8:30.  Playwrights Arena: The Next Step, Songs For A New World.  Shakespeare LA: As You Like It, Comedy of Errors. Broadway: Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks (Belasco Theatre,). London West End: The Fantasticks, Snoopy, Blockheads.  She recently moved into film and television, directing Country Rules, THQ, Waiting in Line, and choreographing Guidepost Junction, Ella, Jekyll, Disney’s Santa Clause 3, Awakening of Spring.

Ms. Cole teaches Acting for Film and Television at Emerson College LA Annex and UCLA’s Musical Theatre Conservatory. She is the proud recipient of the 2006 Playwrights Arena Award for her outstanding contribution to Los Angeles Theatre. In 2009, she received a nomination for best choreography from the NAACP theatre Awards for her work in ATLANTA, at the Geffen Playhouse.