Brynn Domsky is from Southeast Texas and is the President of the Brandeis Ballet Club and Vice President of Hooked on Tap at Brandeis University, where he is a fourth-year undergraduate studying Philosophy and Creative Writing. He first began ballet and tap at the age of ten and throughout his training, he has also fallen in love with contemporary, jazz, theatre dance, and hip-hop. At fourteen, he was accepted into Juxtapose Arts Collective, a multi-genre dance company in the Greater Houston area. Brynn has performed Principal and Soloist roles in the ballets The Nutcracker, Giselle, and The Fairy Doll. He has also appeared in the mixed-genre productions Believe, Mirages, Flipped, and Heroes, Myths, & Legends. In 2022 and 2023, he attended masterclasses and performed at the Regional Dance America Festival.

 

Brynn was invited to teach at MSDC in the summer of 2025. He continues to teach Tap, Ballet, and assists in several workshops, special events, and coaching sessions. His choreography was also featured in MSDC’s 2026 Spring Showcase. 

 

Brynn enjoys leading classes and rehearsals for dancers of all levels. Outside of dance, he is the Editor-in-Chief of Simpliciter: Brandeis Undergraduate Philosophy Journal. In his free time, he enjoys writing fiction and novels, reading, knitting, playing board games with friends, and choreographing.