Mam Smith is a multifaceted performer who has made a name for herself in various capacities, including acting, stuntwork, aerialism, choreography, and dance.
To hone her craft, Mam delved into classical dance training and even competed at an elite level as a gymnast. She furthered her education at New York University's Tish School of the Arts, where she majored in dance and theater.
Upon graduating from NYU, Mam had the opportunity to perform at esteemed venues such as Lincoln Center and Radio City Music Hall, working with AntiGravity. She also toured the United States as a featured dancer with the Doug Elkins Dance Company.
Mam's impressive resume includes numerous print and television advertisements, as well as her work with the Broadway musical "Nine," which garnered two Tony Awards and a broadcast mention. As an Associate Choreographer, she designed aerials for Mariah Carey's 2003 Charmbracelet world tour.
In addition to her performing career, Mam holds a Master's degree in communications from Emerson College in Boston.
