Camden Gonzales
Camden Gonzales
Performer | Choreographer | Theater Human
 
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Associate Choreographer of “Moulin Rouge the Musical”

Camden is currently the Associate Choreographer of the “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” overseeing multiple productions worldwide including Germany, The Netherlands, and the US National Tour.


Gatsby - A New Musical

Camden is currently the Associate Choreographer for the new musical Gatsby, choreographed by Sonya Tayeh, directed by Rachel Chavkin, with original music by Florence Welch and Thomas Bartlett. The musical debuted at A.R.T in Boston the summer of 2024. Stay tuned for what's next.


SDCF - Choreographers in Conversation Podcast

In the spring Camden had the immense pleasure of interviewing Sonya Tayeh about her creative process and rise to Tony Award winning choreographer for the Choreographers in Conversation Podcast.


Forget Me Not at Manhattan School of Music

Camden is currently choreographing the world premiere of Forget Me Not, an original musical debuting at Manhattan School of Music. With music by Joey Contreras, book and lyrics by Kate Thomas, and direction by Catie Davis, the musical tells the story of a town's desperate fight to be remembered while resisting coming to terms with its haunted past. The musical debuts at Manhattan School of Music October 27th, 2023. 


Associate Choreographer of new musical “Sing Street”

In the summer of 2022 Camden was the associate choreographer for the new musical Sing Street. Directed by Rebecca Taichman and choreographed by Sonya Tayeh, the show ran for five weeks at the Huntington Theatre in Boston.


A Sherlock Carol at New World Stages

Camden had the opportunity to assistant direct the world premiere of A Sherlock Carol, a delightful mixture of holiday cheer mixed with a Holmes murder mystery, at New World Stages in NY during the 2021 holiday season.


In the room where it happens - The magazine, broadwaySF

“Be someone that people want to work with. Hard work is important, but kindness goes a VERY long way. Keep your ego in check and try to enjoy the ride. Just because someone next to you or the same age as you is achieving a certain thing, doesn’t mean you can’t or you won’t. You’re on your own path. Trust the timing of your own personal journey.”