Kyle Weiler

Kyle Weiler is a performer, director, choreographer, and educator originally from Minnesota. He is a graduate of The Juilliard School from where he holds a BFA is Dance.

While immersed in the world of concert dance, Kyle performed the works of José Limon, Martha Graham, Paul Taylor, Kyle Abraham, Camille A Brown, and Brian Brooks. Kyle has performed in dance festivals around the country including Fall for Dance, Chicago Dancing Festival, and Dance Break NYC.

Performer - Kyle has been on stage in over 25 countries and all over the United States. Favorite performing credits include: Broadway/Tours Hamilton: An American Musical (Universal Swing.) Centennial International Tour West Side Story (Diesel, Riff u/s, Dance Cap.) Damn Yankees (Ordway) and Mamma Mia & Dear Edwina (Theatre Aspen).

Creator - Kyle recently directed Stephen Sondheim's Company!Kyle set original choreography on The Eclectic Edge Ensemble in MN, Hennepin Theatre Trust, assistant directed/choreographed Bare: The Pop Opera at Minneapolis Children’s Theatre, and choreographed for summer programs with Theatre Aspen. His choreography has been showcased three times with the NYC Jazz Choreography Inc. and has appeared in Juilliard’s Choreographic Honors.

Educator - Kyle participated in Arts Powers Arusha, a student created and funded collective that educates and empowers students in Arusha, Tanzania. He is also a founding member of the Arts Fusion Initiative, a diverse group of artists who create unique, interdisciplinary performances inspired by American poets. The initiative toured the midwest with three original pieces while engaging local students in transformative workshops. Kyle co-created a masterclass series called "Play it Cool" which taught original Jerome Robbins choreography to students around the globe. He continues to teach Hamilton masterclass as he travels with the show.
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Kyle is represented by Clear Talent Group and is a member of Actors Equity.