Known to many as the Queen of Swing, Norma Miller is an author, choreographer, dancer, comedian and actor whose career spans over seven decades. Discovered at the age of twelve by the Savoy Ballroom's legendary dancer Twist Mouth George, Ms. Miller has been in show business ever since.

Honored with a 2003 National Heritage Foundation Fellowship from the National Endowments of the Arts for her role in creating and continuing to preserve "the acrobatic style swing dance, known as the Lindy Hop," Ms. Miller, at 90 years of age, continues to be an inspiration.

Ms. Miller's energy continues to amaze all who know her. She is currently working on her third and fourth books, Swing Baby Swing, and Me & John Biffar; and has written several songs, including "The Big Apple," her valentine to her hometown of New York.