Louis van Amstel Biography (Courtesy Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Louis van Amstel is a ballroom dance champion and professional dancer and choreographer on the U.S. reality television series Dancing with the Stars.
Biography
Louis van Amstel, born 1972 in Holland, is a professional dancer, choreographer, and a dancesport coach. He is a world championship ballroom dancer, and also known in American pop culture for partnering with actress Lisa Rinna in the second season of the American program Dancing with the Stars; he and Rinna came in 4th place. Louis was paired with Trista Sutter for the first season; they were the first couple to be eliminated from the competition. He was most recently partnered with actress Monique Coleman for the show's third season and placed in fourth again. He stated that he did not compete on the fourth season since all of the female celebrities were taller than him, but still maintained a choreographer and performance role throughout the season.
Louis is the coach of Dmitry Chaplin, a Latin dancer best known for being a Top 10 finalist on FOX's So You Think You Can Dance. Van Amstel has coached standard ballroom to professional ballroom dance competitors such as Nick Kosovich with Katarina Marks and Clive Phillips and Karen McDonald.
He attended the University of the Arts in Amsterdam, and in 1989 was partnered with the British dancer Julie Fryer.
After retiring from competition, he moved on to choreography and production. He founded the company VanDance, LLC, and directed, produced, choreographed and performed in the Broadway show Latin Fusion.
Louis has appeared on The Suite Life of Zack and Cody and had a cameo role as himself on ABC's All My Children, where he taught two characters to ballroom dance.
Awards
(with partner Julie Fryer)
1990, Dutch Latin champions
Finalists in the Blackpool "under 21" category
German Open, bronze medal
World Latin, bronze medal
1991, Dutch Latin champions
1994, World Amateur Latin Champion
1995, World Amateur Latin Champion
1995, European Amateur Latin Champion
1995, Amateur Grand-Slam Winners (UK-Champions, British Champions, International Champions, European and World Champions)