Mam Smith

Mam Smith is an actress, stunt coordinator, stuntwoman, aerialist, choreographer, and director. In preparation for her professional career she studied classical dance and competed as an elite gymnast. Mam attended New York University's Tish School of the Arts for dance and Theater. Upon graduation from NYU, Mam performed at Lincoln Center and Radio City Music Hall with AntiGravity and toured through out the United States as a featured dancer with the Doug Elkins Dance Co. Mam has appeared in numerous print and Television advertisements. She is a Founding Company Member, Principal Performer and Associate Choreographer for AntiGravity. As such, her work with the Broadway Musical "Nine" garnished the show two Tony Awards and a broadcast mention. As a Choreographer, Mam also designed Mariah Carey's aerials for the 2003 Charmbracelet world tour. Mam's projects as a commercial director and stunt coordinator have taken her from NY to Budapest. Mam received a Masters degree in communications from Emerson College in Boston.