Yanis Marshall

Yanis Marshall was born on November 11, 1989, in Grasse, France. He developed a unique choreographic style that involves dancers of all genders performing in high-heeled shoes. This distinct approach to dance has been central to his career, establishing him as a prominent figure in the international dance community. His foundational training in classical ballet and jazz techniques underpins his innovative style, allowing him to push boundaries while maintaining technical precision.

Marshall gained widespread recognition in 2014 when he reached the finals of “Britain’s Got Talent” alongside two male backup dancers. This exposure propelled his career, leading to various international opportunities. He subsequently worked as a coach and choreographer on “Dancing with the Stars” and Ukraine’s version of “So You Think You Can Dance.” Further showcasing his choreographic prowess, Marshall was appointed as the choreographer for Cirque du Soleil’s Las Vegas “Zumanity” show, a significant milestone that highlighted his ability to adapt his unique style to large-scale theatrical productions.

His career continued to evolve with notable appearances in popular media. In 2018, he performed as the dancing Deadpool in Céline Dion’s music video “Ashes.” The following year, he appeared in the fourth episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 11” in the “Trump: The Rusical” segment. In 2022, Marshall appeared in “Drag Race France” Season 1 and became a dance teacher for the 10th season of the French TV show “Star Academy.” He also offers online heels masterclasses, where he provides structured lessons focusing on stylistic details, dynamic movements, and floorwork in heels, continuing to share his expertise globally.