About
Australian-born creative, Bec Morris relocated to Los Angeles in the summer of 2017 to pursue her career in dance. Since then, she has built an international career spanning performance, choreography, creative direction and theatrical production, working alongside some of the biggest names in music and entertainment.
Bec’s passion for dance began at just two years old at Brent Street Performing Arts, Australia’s leading performing arts studios. She trained extensively in jazz, tap, ballet and musical theatre before expanding into contemporary and hip hop in her late teens, graduating from Brent Street’s Certificate IV program in 2010.
Her commitment to dance extended beyond the studio from an early age. At just 15, Bec began teaching younger students at Brent Street, and by 21, she was leading the after-school programs, known as YP & PTP. Alongside her teaching career, she worked in the studio office during the day and taught competition classes in the evenings, specializing in styles including hip hop, jazz funk and jazz.
Throughout her professional career in Australia, Bec performed in some of the country’s most prominent productions and events, including The X Factor Australia, the NRL Grand Final, Dance Academy (television series and feature film), the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, Opera Australia and Australia’s Got Talent. Her commercial work included campaigns for Telstra and Royal Caribbean, alongside performances with international artists such as Kelly Clarkson, Flo Rida, Little Mix, Jessie J, Charli XCX, Redfoo, Aston Merrygold, Lunchmoney Lewis and Cody Simpson.
In August 2017, Bec relocated to Los Angeles, signing with Go 2 Talent Agency and quickly establishing herself in the American dance industry. Within six months, she landed one of the biggest opportunities of her career, performing with global rap superstar Nicki Minaj. Throughout 2018, she worked with Minaj across major television appearances, award shows, festivals and music videos. Working under the creative direction of Jamie King, whose credits include Michael Jackson, Cirque du Soleil and Bruno Mars, Bec performed on some of the world’s biggest stages, bringing many of her childhood ambitions to life.
In 2019, Bec joined Latin music superstar J Balvin on his Arcoíris Tour, a visually spectacular, high-energy production created by The Squared Division, known for their work with artists including Britney Spears and Katy Perry. Spanning more than 30 cities across the United States, the tour included sold-out performances at Madison Square Garden in New York and Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles before continuing through Latin America with arena and stadium shows.
As her career evolved, Bec transitioned into choreography and creative direction, collaborating with director Santiago Salviche on music videos including Mala Fama by Danna Paola, Get What U Get by Chloe Flower and Small Things by JoJo. This work developed into a long-standing creative partnership with Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter JoJo. Their collaborations have included US and Australian/New Zealand tours, festivals, television appearances, music videos and live-show development. Bec also co-creative directed JoJo’s What U Need music video and coached the artist in preparation for her role as the Sparkling Diamond in Broadway’s Moulin Rouge! The Musical.
Since August 2023, Bec has served as director of The Empire Strips Back, the internationally successful theatrical parody burlesque production. As the production’s first female director, she has helped shape its theatrical vision, blending choreography, comedy, storytelling and spectacular visual design. The show has enjoyed sold-out runs across the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, Canada and Mexico, and continues its success with a Las Vegas residency at the Rio Hotel & Casino.
Bec has since expanded further into the creation and development of original theatrical entertainment. Working with NX5 Theatrical, she co-created, directed and choreographed A Nightmare on Strip Street, a bold, sexy, horror-inspired spectacular. Following a sold-out preview run, the production has continued to build its audience across the United States, bringing iconic horror imagery, theatrical storytelling and high-energy performance together in an immersive live experience.
From international tours and major television productions to directing successful theatrical shows, Bec continues to push her creative boundaries, combining her background in dance with a passion for storytelling, visual spectacle and ambitious live entertainment. Her focus is on developing distinctive theatrical experiences that captivate audiences and bring imaginative worlds to life on stage.