Parris Goebel has emerged as a leading choreographer in the pop music scene, recently gaining attention for her innovative work in Lady Gaga's Coachella performance.

Originally from South Auckland, New Zealand, Goebel founded the Palace Dance Studio in 2009, which became the breeding ground for the award-winning Royal Family dance crew.

Her unique dance style, which fuses Polynesian culture with hip hop, is known for its expressive and unconventional movements that challenge traditional dance norms.

In 2023, Goebel choreographed a viral Super Bowl halftime show featuring a pregnant Rihanna, showcasing her ability to create captivating and innovative choreography.

Throughout her career, she has collaborated on high-profile projects, including Justin Bieber's 'Sorry' music video, Rihanna's Savage X Fenty shows, and performances for Beyoncé.

Goebel first gained international recognition at the age of 19 when she choreographed Jennifer Lopez’s 2012 Dance Again World Tour, marking her entry into the global dance arena.

Expressing her gratitude on social media, Goebel praised Gaga as a powerful influence and commended her for providing a creative space during their collaboration.

The choreography she created for Gaga featured a blend of frenetic and sensual movements, incorporating unique thematic elements such as a chess battle and horror-inspired sequences.

Her recent work with Gaga on the music videos for 'Disease' and 'Abracadabra' further solidified her reputation, with the choreography quickly gaining popularity on platforms like TikTok.

In 2024, Goebel created a striking sequence for Beyoncé's Super Bowl performance and directed the artistic vision for Vogue World: Paris.