His name may not ring a bell, but Cartier Williams, originally from Washington DC, is a dance star. At the age of six, thanks to his grandmother, he became passionate about it and entered The Washington School of Ballet. Specializing in tap dancing, he has shared the stage with such great names in the field as The Nicholas Brothers, a duo of African-American tap dancers, and the actor and dancer Gregory Hines. If there were to be a key moment in his career, it would probably be his performance at the White House in 1998, with Bill Clinton as his audience.
| Credit Type | Production | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Actor | She Speaks, He Speaks, Generations Speak: Black Words Matter | 2020-21 Season |