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Talking with Performer and Choreographer Lamont Brown
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Lamont Brown is a New York-based performer and choreographer. He is originally from Long Island and is a graduate of the Dance Theatre Conservatory at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City.
Lamont’s performance career has taken him all over the globe. Recently seen in the 1st National Tour of “Mean Girls The Broadway Musical” as Martin J. and Understudied Aaron Samuels. He performed as Andy Lee in the national tour of “42nd Street”, featuring the iconic choreography by Randy Skinner. He worked on Norwegian Cruise Line performing Warren Carlyle’s choreography as a Tap Brother in “After Midnight” and was also seen co-starring in an Episode of Wutang: An American Saga and Riverdance at Radio City Musical Hall. His regional work includes “Hairspray,” “Singin’ in the Rain” and Jared Grimes’ new production of “42nd Street” at the Ordway Center for Performing Arts and Drury Lane Theatre in Chicago.
He has been fortunate enough to work alongside some of New York’s most sought-after theatre choreographers, including Casey Nicholaw, Al Blackstone, Lorin Latarro, Jeff Whiting, Jason Sparks, Richard J. Hinds, Dewitt Fleming, Shannon Lewis, Mary Anne Lamb and Lisa Gajda.
Alongside performing, he produces, directs, and choreographs his own work as the founder of The LBD Project. He has recently won Broadway World’s Best Direction and Choreography of Aida The Musical that played at Studio Theatre of Long Island in east Islip. Lamont is making waves with his work featuring precision jazz, tap, and hip-hop. As a choreographer, he is inspired by the Rockettes and classic Broadway styles.
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