Keira Osborne is a professional choreographer and performer originally from Tampa, Florida. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Southern California’s School of Dramatic Arts with a B.A. in Musical Theatre and a minor in Choreography for the Stage and Screen from the USC Kaufman School of Dance.

Currently, she is based in London, UK training at the Guildford School of Acting (GSA) for her M.F.A. degree in Musical Theatre.

Her professional credits expand to iconic venues such as the Los Angeles Olympics Memorial Coliseum, live Big 10 college football on NBC/Peacock, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, and the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts.

In addition to choreography, Keira is also a performer and has worked on many musicals and plays in Los Angeles, New York City, and Tampa, Florida. She recently performed as a dancer in James Bond Cabaret at the Vinoy Resort in St.Petersburg, Florida with Scarlett Entertainment as a Bond Girl. She also originated the role of America in Across the Divide and Micah in Paper Walls at the Greenroom 42 in NYC. She is currently also working on the demo recordings for the new musical, Moments by Vanderlaan and Chalise, which will enter the workshop stage this fall.

Outside of theatre, Keira is also a competitive open level Latin dancer. She formerly competed for Trojan Dancesport representing the University of Southern California. In her final competition with USC, she and her partner were the Pre-Championship Amatuer International Latin Champions (Desert Dancesport Competition). In LA, she trained under the coaching of Serge Chmelnitski. She has plans to compete for Surrey Ballroom and Latin Dance in the UK in the fall.

Keira has had the honor of working as a choreographer and teacher at the Patel Conservatory at the Straz Center, Pepin Academies, Corbett Preparatory School, and Middleton High School.

Her dance training includes styles such as Jazz, Musical Theatre, Tap, Commercial, Hip Hop, Ballet, Pointe, Contemporary, Modern, International Latin, West African, Heels, Vogue Femme, and Commercial Partnering