Artists Andrew has shared the stage with include Jazz greats Clark Terry, Jimmy Heath, Hank Jones, James Carter, and John Faddis, Harry Connick Jr., the Duke Ellington Orchestra, the Lionel Hampton Orchestra, and the legendary Les Paul. Performance collaborations include Nat Adderley, Jr., hammered dulcimer virtuoso Max ZT and House of Waters, cellist Dave Eggar, percussionists Susie Ibarra and Chuck Palmer, pianist and composer Or Matias, the eclectic roots band HollerJake, and visual artist Makoto Fujimura.

As a founding member and dance captain of Savion Glover’s TiDii, Andrew was featured in the critically acclaimed Improvography at The Joyce Theatre, NY, the opening ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival 2001, the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, the 2002 Winter Olympics Arts Festival, and the 2002 Nijinsky Awards in Monaco. Andrew was also toured with and choreographed for the dance collective World Soul with house dance artist Brian Green.

Having been blessed by a myriad of mentors including Harold Cromer, Dr. Bunny Briggs, Dr. Jimmy Slyde, Dr. James “Buster” Brown, LeRoy Myers, Ernest “Brownie” Brown, Henry “Phace” Roberts, Dr. Henry LeTang, Mable Lee, Tina Pratt, Dianne Walker, Savion Glover, Ted Levy, and Gregory Hines, Andrew holds his responsibility as a teacher in high regard. He has taught across the spectrum of educational institutions including professional training studios (Broadway Dance Center and Steps on Broadway), in higher education (Montclair State University and Queens College), at the local dance studio level, and continues to travel to teach workshops. He now focuses on the professional development of other dancers and educators by teaching at DMA Chapters, tap dance festivals, and conventions (NDEO National Convention).