Abbygale Chung is a professional dancer, educator, choreographer, and director from Edmonton, now based in Los Angeles. Known for her versatility and adaptability, Abby has spent over a decade refining her craft across genres — from teaching internationally, commercial campaigns, live tours to film and television. Her credits span projects with brands like 7-Eleven, Ford, and Honda, national and international tours (including with Simone Biles’ Gold Over America), and high-profile campaigns for artists under Atlantic Records, including Ed Sheeran and Sia.

On screen, she’s performed in productions such as Riverdale, Disney Descendants, The Masked Singer Canada, and Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies (Paramount), where she also held a recurring role. More of her work in film includes Monster High 1 & 2, The J Team, Snow Day, and Bring it On: Cheer or Die. Abby’s choreography and direction have been featured in music videos and live performances for both emerging and established artists. Her film work has been nominated for the World Choreography Awards. 

​A passionate educator, Abby teaches internationally, with past engagements in Dubai, Guangzhou, Amsterdam, Vietnam, and Singapore. She’s currently on faculty at Millennium Dance Complex and Movement Lifestyle in Los Angeles, sharing her love for Jazz Funk and her ever-evolving creative process. With each project, Abby aims to bridge authenticity and innovation, always driven by a deep curiosity and a desire to contribute meaningfully to the global dance community.