Cameron McMillan is a New Zealand–British choreographer based in London.

Trained at The Australian Ballet School, his career spans ballet, contemporary dance, opera, film and fashion, creating work that is interested in physical complexity, and the interplay between emotional, theatrical, and conceptual structures across disciplines. 

Work as a performer: McMillan danced a wide range of leading roles as a soloist both with companies and freelance including Rambert, English National Ballet, Royal New Zealand Ballet, Sydney Dance Company.

Choreographic commissions include: work for Rambert, Ballet Vlaanderen, Royal Opera House, Royal New Zealand Ballet, Milwaukee Ballet, Ballet Collective Aotearoa, Rambert School, Brisbane Festival (Queensland Ballet, EDC [now ADC], Dance North) TrinityLaban, Palucca Dresden, BBC Proms and Channel 4. He has served as Artist in Residence at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and Dance East and is a recipient of the New Generation Artist Award from the New Zealand Arts Foundation. 

Choreography for opera includes: The Flying Dutchman, L’amico Fritz (Opera Holland Park), Partenope (Oper Frankfurt), Alcina (Oper Wuppertal), L’elisir d’amore (Prague National Theatre), Der singende Teufel (Oper Bonn), La Bohème (Theater Bielefeld), Edmea (Wexford Festival Opera), Siegfried and Götterdämmerung (Grimeborn Festival, Hackney Empire). 

Cinderella is his ENO debut.