For nearly a decade, I had the incredible privilege of performing as a full cast member of Champions On Ice, bringing laughter and joy to audiences across North America and beyond. From sold-out arenas to intimate venues, I've performed well over 1,000 shows, sharing the ice with Olympic champions and world-class athletes while developing my signature comedic style.
My journey took me from competitive achievements as a two-time National Bronze Medalist and World Team Member to the professional stage as the 2000 American Open Professional Champion. But it was in the touring world where I truly found my calling - combining technical excellence with entertainment that connects with audiences of all ages.
Each routine below represents not just a performance, but a story crafted through years of experience, countless hours of practice, and the unique perspective that comes from performing night after night in front of live audiences around the world.
Super Hero
I have been working on this routine for close to five years! I knew that I wanted to figure out a way to have muscles that can pump up, like using a bicycle pump or something.
Dan's Gold
I feel this is my most creative story line routine to date. I was at the NJS (now simply called IJS) seminar and decided to do a routine that would spoof our sport.
Richard Simmons
So the previous year was a bit of a cop out for a fresh routine by copying Doubtfire. This year I really wanted to come up with something good. Years back I heard Craig Heath, a very talented skated, talking about doing a Richard Simmons number. Well, it was years later, and I knew my version would be completely different.
Bugs/Elmer
I always liked the Barber of Seville and used it for short program. I was mad that I had all these great ideas for 2 people and no pair or dance team seemed willing to try any of my ideas.
Mrs. Doubtfire
This is by far my most popular routine. I knew as soon as Doubtfire hit the theaters, watching the cleaning scene, that I wanted to put that on the ice.
The Janitor
Finally I hit my big break placing 3rd in the U.S. Tom Collins invited me to skate on his tour, the same tour that I saw Scott Hamilton when I was 5.