Larry Fuller is an American dancer, choreographer, and director whose career spans Broadway, the West End, major European stages, film, and television. He began as a performer in landmark productions including West Side Story, Carousel, The Music Man, and Funny Girl, working alongside influential artists such as Jerome Robbins and Bob Fosse. These early experiences grounded him in the golden-age musical tradition and shaped his evolution into a leading creative force in the theater. As a choreographer and director, Fuller’s work includes Broadway productions such as Evita (Tony Award nomination), Sweeney Todd, On the Twentieth Century, and Merrily We Roll Along, along with extensive international staging across London, Vienna, Berlin, and beyond. His credits also include work for New York City Opera, Radio City Music Hall, and television, including the Tony and Emmy Awards. Across decades and continents, his work reflects a commitment to storytelling through movement, combining precision, musicality, and emotional depth. He lives in Palm Springs, California.