Nicole Berger – At a Glance
- Deadwood: The Movie (HBO) – Choreographer (dir. Daniel Minahan)
- Hacks (Max) – Choreographer (Jean Smart clown-dance sequence, Season 3 premiere)
- Veep (HBO), Brooklyn Nine-Nine (FOX) – Resident Choreographer
- Parks and Recreation (NBC), The Good Place (NBC), Happy Endings (ABC) – Choreographer
- The Wackness (Sony Pictures Classics) – Choreographer
- Across the Universe (dir. Julie Taymor) – Featured/Assistant Choreographer
- 78th Academy Awards – Featured/Assistant Choreographer
- Company Rhome (Los Angeles) – Artistic Director
- Radio City Rockettes – Assistant Choreographer
- Movement Coach – Andy Samberg, Chris Pratt, Terry Crews, Megan Mullally, Sandra Bernhard
Nicole Berger – Bio
Nicole Berger is a choreographer whose bold, theatrical movement spans stage, film, and television. Based in Los Angeles, she began her career in New York City as a soloist with Mark Dendy Dance and Theater and as a member of the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, including The Magic Flute under Julie Taymor.
Her screen credits include Deadwood: The Movie (HBO, dir. Daniel Minahan) and Sony Pictures Classics' The Wacknessas Choreographer, plus Featured/Assistant Choreography on Across the Universe (dir. Julie Taymor) and the 78th Academy Awards. On television, she served as Resident Choreographer on Veep (HBO), Brooklyn Nine-Nine (FOX), Parks and Recreation (NBC), Happy Endings (ABC), The Good Place (NBC), Love (Netflix), and Marry Me (NBC) — most recently choreographing the clown-dance sequence in the Hacks Season 3 premiere (Max). Her work is known for its technical artistry and comedic timing, especially in ensemble-driven comedy.
She has choreographed for the Radio City Rockettes and Hartford Stage Company, serves as Artistic Director of her Los Angeles dance theater company, Company Rhome, and works as a movement coach for film and TV stars including Andy Samberg, Chris Pratt, Terry Crews, Megan Mullally, and Sandra Bernhard.
