In New York, Jeff's choreography for Paper Mill Playhouse's recent production of GREASE! received rave reviews from The New York Times and Variety. In addition to regularly choreographing for the daytime television drama All My Children, Jeff is the creator, director, and choreographer of A Few Good Men . . . Dancin' which has played to sold out audiences for three consecutive seasons at The New Victory Theatre in New York. Jeff also choreographed Bette Midler Live in New York for her Year 2000 Restoration Project. In London, Jeff served as Assistant to Arlene Phillips on the original production of Saturday Night Fever. He also assisted Michele Assaf on the choreography for Houston Grand Opera's production of Pagliacci. Jeff directed and choreographed Time Warp for the Mitsui OSK Cruise Lines. In Japan, he choreographed the Tokyo productions of The Golden Boy, The Rink, and Shock, as well as numerous television specials and productions for Japan's top recording artists. Selections from Jeff's shows have appeared at National Dance Week, The Fire Island Dance Festival, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and Marymount Manhattan College.

As a dancer, Jeff appeared as a series regular on "Dancin' to the Hits.” He danced on "The American Music Awards," "The Academy Awards," "The Tracey Ullman Show," and "Coach." In films, Jeff danced in Cinderella (starring Brandi & Whitney Houston), Back to the Future II (w/Michael J. Fox), I'll Do Anything (choreographed by Twyla Tharp), Leonard Part Six (w/Bill Cosby), and the HBO movie "And the Band Played On" (starring Richard Gere). On stage, he appeared in the original LA production of The Phantom of the Opera, and he was also part of the original workshop for Jerome Robbins Broadway. Jeff also danced for the Joffrey Ballet Concert Group and Chamber Ballet USA.

Jeff is also a Master Teacher in a number of diverse dance styles including jazz, lyrical, and ballet. He has been a guest teacher at London's Pineapple Studios, University of Idaho, Cornish Institute of the Arts, Texas Christian University, Colorado State University, and other studios throughout the world. Jeff currently teaches at Broadway Dance Center in New York City.