Claire Marshall, aka Disco Claire, aka Robot Girl, works in a unique fusion of commercial and robotic vocabularies with contemporary dance to create visually engaging choreography.

Having graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Dance, from the Queensland University of Technology in 2000,
Claire has built a dynamic career choreographing sell-out productions, international music tours and national and international film clips.

Her passion for music and ability to interpret and apply a creative concept to human movement has led to repeat work with artists and directors to produce stand out film clips for Darren Hayes, The Living End, The Sleepy Jackson,
The John Butler Trio, Little Birdy, Kate Miller-Heidke
and Powderfinger.

In addition, Claire has choreographed the Savage Garden 'Affirmation 2000 World Tour', Darren Hayes' 'The Time Machine Tour' and dance projections for George Michael's
'25 Live' Tour.

Claire has also choreographed for a diverse range of clients, including Santal and E-Toll TV commercials, ABC programming (Forlorn Gaze), upcoming feature film 'Daybreakers' and even movement on the web.

Claire has produced and choreographed sell-out seasons of her own independent productions, <<rewind, Pop Trash, The Factory, Mod Cons, as well as Zombots for the Queensland University of Technology and Obliviot for Urban Ignition Youth Dance Company; bold and colourful pieces using up to twenty dancers to point out the ridiculous in society and entertain
and engage her audience.

In all aspects of her work, Claire brings a sense of the unexpected in her humour and visual expression to make
a statement and redefine dance as a form of art and entertainment.