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This is a list of winners of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography.

Award winners

1950s

1955 June Taylor – The Jackie Gleason Show
1956 Tony Charmoli – Your Hit Parade
1959 Hermes Pan – An Evening with Fred Astaire

1970s

1970 Norman Maen – This is Tom Jones
1971 Ernest O. Flatt – The Carol Burnett Show
1972 Alan Johnson – Jack Lemmon in 'S Wonderful, 'S Marvelous, 'S Gerswin
1973 Bob Fosse – Singer Presents Liza with a "Z"
1974 Tony Charmoli – Mitzi...A Tribute To the American Housewife
1975 Marge Champion – Queen Of the Stardust Ballroom
1976 Tony Charmoli – Gypsy in My Soul
1977 Ron Field – America Salutes Richard Rodgers: The Sound of His Music
1978 Ron Field – The Sentry Collection Presents Ben Vereen: His Roots
1979 Kevin Carlisle – The 3rd Barry Manilow Special

1980s

1980 Alan Johnson – Shirley Maclaine...Every Little Movement
1981 Walter Painter – Lynda Carter's Celebration
1982 Debbie Allen – Fame
1983 Debbie Allen – Fame
1984 Michael Smuin – A Song For Dead Warriors
1985 Twyla Tharp – Baryshnikov by Tharp With American Ballet Theatre
1986 Walter Painter – Great Performances: Sylvia Fine Kaye's Musical Comedy Tonight III
1987 Michael Peters, Dee Dee Wood – Liberty Weekend 1986: Closing Ceremonies
1988 Alan Johnson – Irving Berlin's 100th Birthday Celebration
1989 Walter Painter – Disney/MGM Studios Theme Park Grand Opening
1989 Paula Abdul – The Tracey Ullman Show

1990s

1990 Paula Abdul, Dean Barlow, Michael Darrin – The 17th Annual American Music Awards
1991 Debbie Allen – Motown 30: What's Goin' On!
1992 Paul Taylor – Paul Taylor's Speaking in Tongues
1993 Michael Peters – The Jacksons: An American Dream
1994 Linda Talcott – Comedy Hall Of Fame
1995 Ulysses Dove – Two by Dove
1996 Anita Mann, Charonne Mose – 1995 Miss America Pageant
1997 Marguerite Derricks – 3rd Rock from the Sun
1997 Sarah Kawahara – Scott Hamilton: Upside Down
1998 Marguerite Derricks, Peggy Holmes – Fame L.A.
1999 Judith Jamison – A Hymn For Alvin Ailey
1999 Marguerite Derricks – Goodwill Games Opening Celebration

2000s

2000 Rob Marshall – Annie
2001 Jim Moore, George Pinney, Jon Vanderkolff – Blast
2001 Doug Jack, Sarah Kawahara, Kenny Ortega – Opening Ceremony Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games
2002 Debra Brown – 74th Academy Awards
2003 Sandra Bezic, A.C. Ciulla, Christopher Dean, Jamie Isley, Michael Seibert – Smucker's Stars On Ice
2004 Jason Samuels Smith – 2003 Jerry Lewis Mda Labor Day Telethon
2005 Christopher Dean – Smucker's Stars On Ice 2005
2006 Charles Klapow, Kenny Ortega, Bonnie Story – High School Musical
2007 Mia Michaels – So You Think You Can Dance
2007 Wade Robson – So You Think You Can Dance
2007 Rob Marshall, John Deluca – Tony Bennett: An American Classic
2008 Wade Robson – So You Think You Can Dance
2009 Rob Ashford - 81st Annual Academy Awards - Musicals Are Back^[1]
2009 Tyce Diorio - So You Think You Can Dance

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1955–1975	June Taylor (1955) Tony Charmoli (1956) · Hermes Pan (1959) · Norman Maen (1970) · Ernest O. Flatt (1971) · Alan Johnson (1972) · Bob Fosse (1973) · Tony Charmoli (1974) · Marge Champion (1975)

1976–2000	Tony Charmoli (1976) · Ron Field (1977) · Ron Field (1978) · Kevin Carlisle (1979) · Alan Johnson (1980) · Walter Painter (1981) · Debbie Allen (1982) · Debbie Allen (1983) · Michael Smuin (1984) · Twyla Tharp (1985) · Walter Painter (1986) · Michael Peters / Dee Dee Wood (1987) · Alan Johnson (1988) · Walter Painter / Paula Abdul (1989) · Paula Abdul / Dean Barlow / Michael Darrin (1990) · Debbie Allen (1991) · Paul Taylor (1992) · Michael Peters (1993) · Linda Talcott (1994) · Ulysses Dove (1995) · Anita Mann / Charonne Mose (1996) · Marguerite Derricks / Sarah Kawahara (1997) · Marguerite Derricks / Peggy Holmes (1998) · Judith Jamison / Marguerite Derricks (1999) · Rob Marshall (2000)

2001–present	Jim Moore / George Pinney / Jon Vanderkolff (2001) · Doug Jack / Sarah Kawahara / Kenny Ortega / Debra Brown (2002) · Sandra Bezic / A.C. Ciulla / Christopher Dean / Jamie Isley / Michael Seibert (2003) · Jason Samuels Smith (2004) · Christopher Dean (2005) · Charles Klapow / Kenny Ortega (2006) · Wade Robson / Mia Michaels / Rob Marshall / John Deluca (2007) · Wade Robson (2008) · Rob Ashford / Tyce Diorio (2009)

Complete list: (1955–1975) · (1976–2000) · (2001–present)

v • d • e Primetime Emmy Award categories

Programming	Comedy Series · Drama Series · Variety, Music or Comedy Series · Miniseries · Made for TV Movie · Variety, Music or Comedy Special · Directing – Comedy Series · Directing – Drama Series · Directing – Miniseries, Movie or Dramatic Special · Writing – Comedy Series · Writing – Drama Series · Writing – Variety, Music or Comedy Program · Reality Program · Reality-Competition Program

Performance	Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program · Lead Actor – Comedy Series · Lead Actor – Drama Series · Lead Actor – Miniseries or a Movie · Lead Actress – Comedy Series · Lead Actress – Drama Series · Lead Actress – Miniseries or a Movie · Supporting Actor – Comedy Series · Supporting Actor – Drama Series · Supporting Actor – Miniseries or a Movie · Supporting Actress – Comedy Series · Supporting Actress – Drama Series · Supporting Actress – Miniseries or a Movie · Guest Actor – Comedy Series · Guest Actor – Drama Series · Guest Actress – Comedy Series · Guest Actress – Drama Series · Host – Reality or Reality-Competition Program

Creative Arts	Animated Program – Less Than One Hour · Animated Program – More Than One Hour · Voice-Over Performance · Casting – Comedy Series · Casting – Drama Series · Casting – Miniseries, Movie or a Special · Choreography · Main Title Design · Main Title Theme Music · Music Composition for a Series · Visual Effects for a Series · Special Visual Effects for a Miniseries, Movie or Special

Retired	Actor of the Year · Actress of the Year

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