Twenty-six-year-old
Nick was born in Houston, Texas but currently lives in Los Angeles. His mother is an author and a librarian while his father works as a painter and a graphic artist. When Nick was four-years-old, he saw Kevin Bacon's performance on the musical drama film Footloose and was immediately awed and inspired. Right then and there, he made up his mind on becoming a dancer. Both parents supported him and even taught him work ethics. They also instilled in him a very good sense of determination.
Nick graduated from the Oklahoma City University and now works as a professional dancer and actor. He has landed on various roles for TV, film and stage. He was also seen in many music videos such as “Boots” by Jessica Simpson, “Helena” by My Chemical Romance, “Paralyzer” by Finger Eleven and “Falling Down” by Duran Duran. Nick was part of the comedy movie Alvin and the Chipmunks, where he appeared as Theodore's dance double.
Nick is a contestant on Bravos' reality series
Step It Up and Dance , where twelve dancers compete against each other in a series of tests including auditions for music videos and Las Vegas stage shows. At the end of the show, the winner will receive a $100,000 grand prize.
(Photo courtesy of Bravo)