ERIKA MAROSI

          Erika Marosi is a Hungarian dancer, actress, model and host from Los Angeles, California. Growing up training in dance & gymnastics, she attended Los Angeles County High School for the Arts before going on to CalArts University and graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2009.

          Immediately upon graduating, she moved to Tokyo where she was cast to play Ariel in Disney’s Japanese interpretation of The Little Mermaid. After moving back to the states, Erika booked her first world tour with Latin superstar Ricky Martin. Erika would go on to travel the globe with Ricky, appearing in his MAS Tour, One World Tour, and in 2013 – was cast by Robin Thicke as the lead dancer in his Blurred Lines World Tour. That same year, Jason Derulo cast her as the lead girl in the music video for his global pop hit – “The Other Side”. Since then, Erika has danced for artists such as Christina Aguilera, Skrillex, Janelle Monae, Cee-Lo Green, Tim McGraw, Logic, Alessia Cara and Snoop Dogg just to name a few. She’s danced at The Grammys, Billboard Music Awards, BET Awards, Teen Choice Awards, iHeart Music Awards & the Pan-American Games.

          In between touring the world and performing with some of the biggest artists on the planet, Erika has developed quite the acting resume as well. She was cast as a recurring role on HBO’s hit series True Blood and also appeared on The Big Bang Theory and Nickelodeon’s Supah Ninjaz. She’s done national TV commercials for brands such as Ford, Puma, Hot Pockets, and has done not one, but two Pepsi Super Bowl Commercials – one of which saw Erika featured alongside NFL Hall of Famers Deion Sanders, Mike Ditka & Terry Bradshaw.

          Besides dancing and acting, Erika also loves hosting, modeling, fashion & fitness. She has appeared in multiple instructional fitness DVD’s including Beach Body and Booty Firm. She has training in stunt work and aerial performance and even speaks fluent Hungarian. Currently, you can catch Erika dancing in Ricky Martin’s “All In” residency at the Park Theater in Las Vegas.