Kristine Bendul

Kristine Bendul’s favorite director/choreographer credits: Phoenix Theatre Company’s Tiananmen (Assoc.D/C), Casa Mañana’s Miss Saigon (Assoc.D/C), The Blues Brothers (Radial Park), The Remarkable Journey to Tianguo (Assoc. Choreo.), Kristen Plylar-Moore’s Revival the Show, The Color Iz (writer/D/C), For Madmen Only, Camp Broadway’s Annie, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Original choreographic works for Broadway’s Easter Bonnet, Gypsy of the Year, and Broadway Bares. Music video choreography: All My Life (Corey Hunter), Run (Nainnoh), Somebody Loves You (Jodi McQueen). Short films: Fourth Position, 2 of Us (Winner Best Concept Award Buddha International Film Festival).

Her performing credits include being an original Broadway cast member of the following: Roger’s and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (asst. choreographer-partnering consultant), Twyla Tharp’s Come Fly Away, Swing!, On The Town. Other Broadway credits include Movin’ Out (Helen Hayes nominee- Outstanding Supporting Performer), Man of La Mancha and The King and I, Camelot (Live From Lincoln Center), Do I Hear a Waltz, No Strings, Golden Boy, and One Touch Of Venus. Favorite TV credits: NBC’s Smash, Baz Luhrman’s The Get Down, David Letterman, the Tony’s and the Academy Awards.


In 2020, Kristine and her dancer partner made history as America’s first professional couple to compete as gender-neutral in the DanceSport ballroom, equally exchanging lead-follow roles within all five American Rhythm dances and will be the lead subjects of the upcoming documentary, Follow, Lead, Love.