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Brit West AEA Height: 5’7 Eyes: Brown Weight: 138lbs Hair: Brown NATIONAL TOURS Priscilla Queen of the Desert Diva 1st National Tour Dir: Simon Phillips Choreo: Ross Coleman Legally Blonde: The Musical Pilar Troika Entertainment/ Dir: Marc Bruni Choreo: Rusty Mowery Storytime Live! (*World Premiere) Uniqua/Witch/Zee Nickelodeon/ Broadway Across America Dir: Sam Scalamoni/ MD: Gary Adler Choreo: Wendy Seyb NYC READINGS ALYSS: A New Musical Veranda, Levana Marilyn Michaels, Mark Wilk/ MD: Mark Berman Kingdom Come Jill HERE; Downtown Urban Theatre Festival Matthew Osceola Webster Under Milk Wood Rosie Probert Glass Bandits Theatre Company REGIONAL THEATRE Legally Blonde: The Musical Serena North Carolina Theatre Legally Blonde: The Musical Pilar Ogunquit Playhouse Dir: Marc Bruni/ Choreo: Rusty Mowery RENT Joanne John W. Engeman Theatre/ Dir: Alan Souza Hair Tribe/ Abraham Lincoln Skyline Theatre Co./ Dir: Sam Scalamoni Hairspray (2 productions) Dynamite Mac-Haydn Theatre, Arrow Rock Lyceum Dir: Quinn Gresham & Joe Abraham A Chorus Line Tricia Mac-Haydn Theatre/ Dir: Kevin P. Hill My Fair Lady Mrs. Hopkins Mac-Haydn Theatre/ Dir: Doug Hodge Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Mrs. Bixby Mac-Haydn Theatre/ Dir: Joseph Patton Will Roger’s Follies Indian Princess Mac-Haydn Theatre/ Dir: Doug Hoge RECORDINGS/CONCERTS Carols for a Cure Vol.11 “We Wish You A Merry Christmas” Quad Studios,NYC The Good Shepherd Purchase Soul Voices Symphony Space, NYC An Evening of Stirring Jazz and Gospel Pete Malinverni Carnegie Hall, NYC feat. Purchase Soul Voices TRAINING B.A. State University of New York at Purchase College Acting Charles Tuthill Voice (classical, pop, jazz, gospel) Derrick Brookins, Alan J. Plado Solo Performance Lenora Champagne Speech Leigh Dillon Modern Dance and Movement for the Actor Jill Echo Broadway Dance Center (Jazz/Funk, Modern) Debbie Wilson, Leslie Feliciano, Sheila Barker Lecoq Richard Crawford Alexander and Feldenkrais Technique Craig Bacon, Michael Johnson Chase Anne Bogart’s: The Viewpoints Workshop Shannon Kearns Stage Combat Workshop (Hand to Hand) Robin Armstrong Basic Bunraku Puppeteer Training Geppetto Studios Basic Flight Performance ZFX Flying Effects SPECIAL SKILLS Works well w/children, softball, competitive swimming, basic baton twirling, int. jogging/running, jump rope, valid Driver’s License and US Passport. 212 612-3200 | [email protected] .

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