Gail Davies was born and raised in England, and in the late 80’s migrated to Las Vegas, Nevada where she finished her dance career in the famed “Siegfried & Roy Show” at the Mirage Resort, and made the transition to fulltime Free-Lance Choreographer. Gail's early credits include Associate Choreographer for the Las Vegas spectacular "EFX!" at the MGM Grand Hotel, as well as many convention and casino production show projects.

In recent years, she has enjoyed a close relationship with Walt Disney Entertainment in Orlando, Florida, having contributed to numerous Disney projects as Choreographer, including the Animal Kingdom Dedication Ceremony, Tapestry of Nations and Tapestry of Dreams Parades at Epcot Center, Disneyana Convention, and two Travel Industry Association Pow-Wows. Also in connection with Disney, Gail acted as Choreographer, Co-Director and creative team member for the Emmy nominated Super Bowl 2000 Half Time Show in Atlanta.

Gail is particularly proud of her work on the 2002 Paralympics Winter Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies as Co-Director & Choreographer. Her efforts contributed to an eventual Emmy Award for Best Direction, Daytime Programming.

In 2002, Gail choreographed her third show for the largest revue in Europe, Berlin's famed Friedrichstadtpalast, as well as the Heineken NightLive Pop Concert with British director Anthony Van Laast to a live audience of 20,000 in Holland.

Gail recently choreographed the Hans Klok show at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas. She is now directing and choreographing Klok's European tour. Gail is also set to direct and choreograph the Broadway bound “On Eagle’s Wing,” a stadium show featuring the music of famed Irish composer, John Anderson. Gail went to Copenhagen to stage a seasonal show at the renown Tivoli Gardens in honor of the anniversary of Hans Christian Andersson, and to Rotterdam Holland to direct the Nickelodeon Awards.

Gail has also choreographed and directed stage shows for such prestigious cruise lines as Disney Cruise Line, NYK Cruises, American Viking Line, Carnival Cruises, and Japan Cruise Lines.