Raised in Toronto, choreographer Laurieann Gibson danced at Canada's Wonderland at one point; not sure if she was in a season-long show. Gibson is best known for her work with Diddy, Lady Gaga, and Keri Hilson.
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| - Raised in Toronto, choreographer Laurieann Gibson danced at Canada's Wonderland at one point; not sure if she was in a season-long show. Gibson is best known for her work with Diddy, Lady Gaga, and Keri Hilson.
- Laurieann met Gaga after she signed to Interscope and they began working together in 2008. She taught Gaga about her experience onstage and shared tips while creating choreography for Gaga's songs. Laurieann is one of the original active members of the Haus of Gaga. As of 2011, she was the Creative Director of the Haus of Gaga until fall of 2011. It was announced on November 12, 2011 that Gibson and Gaga parted ways. During an interview with Entertainment Tonight Canada, Gibson gave some insight behind the seperation. "…without judgment, but it was a bit obscure for me, creatively. We reached a point where I wanted to keep that brand that helped build, a little more pure for teens. It was fun, but it's hard when everything is dark and heavy."
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| - Raised in Toronto, choreographer Laurieann Gibson danced at Canada's Wonderland at one point; not sure if she was in a season-long show. Gibson is best known for her work with Diddy, Lady Gaga, and Keri Hilson.
- Laurieann met Gaga after she signed to Interscope and they began working together in 2008. She taught Gaga about her experience onstage and shared tips while creating choreography for Gaga's songs. Laurieann is one of the original active members of the Haus of Gaga. As of 2011, she was the Creative Director of the Haus of Gaga until fall of 2011. It was announced on November 12, 2011 that Gibson and Gaga parted ways. During an interview with Entertainment Tonight Canada, Gibson gave some insight behind the seperation. "…without judgment, but it was a bit obscure for me, creatively. We reached a point where I wanted to keep that brand that helped build, a little more pure for teens. It was fun, but it's hard when everything is dark and heavy."
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