Michael Dameski
Australian actor
Michael Dameski (born 7 November 1995) is an Australian dancer, actor and singer.
Early career
When Dameski was six years old, he entered his first dance competition "The 2001 Australian Dance Idol" program. Without any formal dance training, Dameski placed in the top ten of the competition. Afterwards, he trained at Glenda Yee School of Dance located in Casula, New South Wales. Later, Dameski studied at the Brent Street Studios in Moore Park, N.S.W. where he was given the opportunity to represent Australia in the World Championships of Performing Arts in Los Angeles. At this event, he received gold in each category he entered and overall Junior World Dancer. In 2013 he won the Australian Dancer of the Year title at the Showcase Australian Dance Championships produced by Australian Peter Oxford (founder), after which Dameski went on to win the U.S. dance title Rainbow Dance in Las Vegas.
Dameski was a guest at the Zlatno Slavejce (Golden Nightingale) children's singing festival in Macedonia, where he recorded a song written especially for him entitled 'One Dance'.
He also premiered on World Of Dance on NBC.
Billy Elliot the Musical
In October 2008, Dameski joined the cast as one of the five Billys in the Sydney production of Billy Elliot the Musical along with Joshua Denyer, Rhys Kosakowski, Dayton Tavares and Joshua Waiss Gates. His final performance as Billy in Australia was the next to last show on 13 June 2009, in Melbourne.
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