Stacey Tookey

About Stacey Tookey

Canadian dancer and choreographer who has featured as a guest judge and choreographer on both the Canadian and American versions of the dancing competition show So You Think You Can Dance.

Stacey Tookey is a Canadian choreographer and dancer known as the resident choreographer and guest judge in the Canadian and American version of the So You Think You Can Dance Competition reality show. Tookey is directing the sold-out 2009 So You Think You Can Dance Canada tour. She also choreographed the music video for pop singer Christina Perri's "Jar of Hearts" track and appeared on CBBC's The Next Step.

Occupation	Choreographer, dancer
Children	1
Parent(s)	Shelley and Wayne Tookey
Born	July 10, 1976, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Trivia

She has also worked as a dance teacher in Mexico, Italy and North America and has been on the faculty of the Nuvo dance convention.

Stacey Tookey before fame

She was a part of the Grizzlies Extreme Dance Team in the National Basketball Association and studied ballet and dance at the Fusion Dance Company.

Achievement of Stacey Tookey

She has also taught dance in Mexico, Italy, and North America, and she is a member of the Nuvo dance conference faculty.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Stacey Tookey family life

She married actor Gene Gabriel in 2005. They are the father and mother of a daughter.

Associations of Stacey Tookey

On SYTYCD, she choreographed Nico Archambault and Allie Bertram's dance number to David Cook's song"Permanent".

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