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Braylon Browner is a Los Angeles-based dancer, choreographer, educator, and BFA student at the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance. He first gained widespread recognition as a finalist on Season 18 of So You Think You Can Dance, establishing himself as one of the industry’s rising young artists.

As a performer, Braylon’s credits include Despertares in Mexico City, Gala de Danza at London’s Rambert, the Youth America Grand Prix Galas in Houston and at Lincoln Center in New York City, Gala of the Stars, and the 30th Anniversary Fire Island Dance Festival.

As a choreographer, Braylon has created works for numerous studios, galas and film projects, as well as several works through USC Kaufman. He also serves as a weekly instructor and choreographer at Millennium Dance Complex in Los Angeles. Together, these experiences continue to shape his artistic voice and expand his choreographic practice, allowing him to explore movement, musicality, storytelling, collaboration and the relationship between dancers and audiences across a range of mediums, settings, and scales.

Braylon has taught master classes and intensives at professional studios and conventions across North America and internationally, including Steps on Broadway, Gibney, Artistic Dance Exchange, Hit The Floor (Quebec), Kairos Dance Convention (New Zealand), Movement Dance Journey (Poland) and numerous competitive dance studios throughout the United States and Canada. Through his work as a performer, choreographer, and educator, Braylon is committed to creating work that connects with audiences while inspiring and developing the next generation of artists.