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- Died
- Birth nameJacqui Levy
- One of the most influential dance teachers in Los Angeles. Her classes, taught along with her husband Bill, became legendary in the 1970s. After teaching at the Roland Dupree Dance Academy, they moved to the Coronet Theater in West Hollywood, attracting a loyal, devoted group of dancers inspired by their blend of modern, jazz, ballet, and peppered with international influences. Out of these classes was born Landrum Dance Theater featuring future choreographer Vincent Patterson.
- IMDb mini biography by: Ken Alan
- SpouseBill Landrum(1969 - August 29, 2008) (her death)
- Their work in the Coen brothers' film "The Big Lebowski" featured a number inspired by legendary Broadway and Hollywood choreographer Busby Berkeley.
- She and husband Bill Landrum worked together for 40 years to choreograph many movies.
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