Biography

Hunter Wayne Foster is a professional dancer, model, and choreographer from Denver, North Carolina.

Hunter attended The University of North Carolina at Charlotte as a Dance & Theatre major where he performed works choreographed under the direction of artists Kim Jones, Rachel Tucker, Melissa Coyle, Christal Brown, and Gretchen Alterowitz. Here he participated in the research and reconstruction of Paul Taylor's "Tracer” led by faculty Kim Jones. As well as "Esplanade" restaged by Taylor's very own Ruth Andrien. In 2016 he danced and performed George Faison’s “Suite Otis,” restaged by Mr. Faison.

Hunter’s most recent choreographic achievement would be the premiere of his latest work “Handmaids,” in New York City. While in NYC Hunter premiered in a work directed and choregraphed by Edward Clug; “Sleeping Beauty Dreams,” starring professional ballerina Diana Vishneva. That following year SBD became an international tour where its premiere took place at Russia’s own Mariinsky II Theater.

Hunter now lives in Los Angeles, California. You can find him dancing in an award-winning short film documentary titled Exit 12: Moved by War, directed by Mohammad Gorjestaniin. As well as his latest music video appearance, Todrick Hall’s “Bells, Bows, Gifts, Trees”. A little known fact about Hunter is that he became a certified black belt in American Freestyle Karate at the age of 16. Follow Hunter Wayne on Instagram @hunterwaynef