Dylan Hoffinger

Born in New York City, professional actor, dancer and singer Dylan Hoffinger is the quintessential American triple threat, raised in New Jersey, Colorado, and California, respectively. His early passion for Taekwondo, which led him to qualify for the Junior Olympics, transformed into a lifelong love of dance and live theatrical performance when his family moved from Colorado to California. Dylan received the greater part of his early stage training at the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts, while he studied voice privately with the great Roy Mote (known for coaching Adam Lambert, Brian Justin Crum and Jamie Foxx). By the time he turned 18, he had worked at almost every professional theatre in San Diego, earning several awards and becoming a fixture in the city's theatrical community.

After moving back east to further pursue his acting training in NYC, Dylan became very active in professional musical theatre and received his first big break: booking the role of Man 1/Charles Lee in the Chicago sit-down production of Hamilton: An American Musical. Now splitting his time between NYC and Chicago, he studies Meisner technique with his mentor, Matthew Corozine, at MCS Studio - where he serves as Studio Assistant.