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Brynt Beitman

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Brynt Beitman, a member of NYBDC since 2007,  is a NYC based dancer, choreographer and dance educator. Originally from Dallas, he earned a B.F.A. from The Juilliard School and is a Presidential Scholar in the Arts. His performance credits include Bruce Wood Dance Project, Heidi Latsky Dance, TAKE Dance and Lydia Johnson Dance.

His own works have been performed at The Brinca Brunca Festival in Costa Rica, Montreal’s Moyse Hall, The Juilliard Theater, Alice Tully Hall, Bryant Park, Dance New Amsterdam, Galapagos Art Space, Socrates Sculpture Park, and Baruch Performing Arts Center. Most recently, he produced and choreographed an evening of dance at NYC’s West End Theater.  A guest faculty member at Randolph College, he teaches master classes at universities and schools throughout the US.

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