Mam Smith

Mam Smith is a multifaceted entertainer known for her roles as an actress, stuntwoman, aerialist, choreographer, and dancer. With a foundation in classical dance and elite gymnastics, she prepared rigorously for her career in the performing arts. Mam honed her skills at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she majored in dance and theater.

After earning her degree, Mam performed at prestigious venues such as Lincoln Center and Radio City Music Hall with the acclaimed company AntiGravity. Her talent led her to tour across the United States as a featured dancer with the Doug Elkins Dance Company. Mam's versatility has also landed her roles in numerous print and television advertisements.

As a founding member of AntiGravity, she serves as a principal performer and associate choreographer. Notably, her choreography for the Broadway musical "Nine" contributed to the production receiving two Tony Awards and earned it a mention on broadcast media. Additionally, Mam crafted aerial sequences for Mariah Carey’s 2003 Charmbracelet World Tour, showcasing her innovative approach to performance.

Furthering her education, Mam completed a Master’s degree in communications at Emerson College in Boston. Her diverse talents and accomplishments continue to make her a prominent figure in the performing arts community.