Bryony Wood

Bryony Wood is a British professional dancer and performer known for her work in contemporary dance and theatrical productions.
Professional Career:
After graduating from Tring Park, Bryony joined Sir Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, one of the UK’s leading contemporary dance theatre companies. She has performed in major productions including Romeo + Juliet, creating and performing the role of Juliet (2019 UK tour) and other touring shows most recently the 30th anniversary tour of Swan Lake, performing as The Girlfriend.
She recently made her Musical theatre debut performing in the 2026 China tour of ‘Supernova’.
Bryony has also worked with choreographers such as, Drew McOnie, Ebony Molina, Ashley Wallen and Kerry Nichols.

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Bryony Wood is a British professional dancer and performer known for her work in contemporary dance and theatrical productions.
Professional Career:
After graduating from Tring Park, Bryony joined Sir Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, one of the UK’s leading contemporary dance theatre companies. She has performed in major productions including Romeo + Juliet, creating and performing the role of Juliet (2019 UK tour) and other touring shows most recently the 30th anniversary tour of Swan Lake, performing as The Girlfriend.
She recently made her Musical theatre debut performing in the 2026 China tour of ‘Supernova’.
Bryony has also worked with choreographers such as, Drew McOnie, Ebony Molina, Ashley Wallen and Kerry Nichols.

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