Brittny Tesner is a performer and choreographer from Bay City, Michigan. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in dance from Western Michigan University (WMU) in June of 2014; Where she received a Student Global Initiative to China and Taiwan, where she performed, co-taught and learned traditional Chinese dances. During her years at WMU she has performed works by Eddy Ocampo, Lauren Edson, Nelly vanBommel, KT Nelson, Gabrielle Lamb, Peter Chu, and was able to rehearse and perform with DanceWorks Chicago. Brittny has had the opportunity of performing in Washington DC, at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where she performed Lauren Edson’s work Foreground for the National College Dance Festival. In addition, she has competed in Las Vegas with the top 100 in So You Think You Can Dance?, Season 10. She is certified in level one aerial silks instruction and has instructed a competitive dance team in her hometown before relocating to Conway, South Carolina in 2019. Since relocating, she has performed many family entertainment shows in Myrtle Beach with a local entertainment company and has been trained in Barre Method Fitness classes. In June of 2020, Brittny was a performance elite winner for the dance division at the Discovery Spotlight Expo. Most recently she has performed as the featured soloist in Stravinsky's The History of a Soldier with the Long Bay Symphony in Myrtle Beach. Brittny is currently teaching dance in addition she is doing choreography for a local entertainment company in Myrtle Beach and teaching Barre fitness classes in the area.
