Kirsty Brewster-Brown

Singing Tutor

Kirsty Brewster-Brown is a passionate and versatile performer, vocal coach, choreographer, and singer-songwriter with a dynamic career spanning theatre, live music, dance, and education.

Kirsty is currently touring as a professional dancer and contributing choreographer for 4am Kru, where she has headlined major festivals including Boomtown. She is a resident dancer with the ‘Daisy Roots Movement’ performing in music videos, street performances and stage. She also choreographs for independent music artists.

Kirsty’s performance highlights include originating the role of Candy in Making Marilyn (dir. Carole Todd), singing in The Songs of Drew Gasparini at The Pheasantry (London), Professional dancer for ‘Notbadforagirl UK’, appearing in numerous productions with SmithWrightProductions, including Miscast performances and A Night of Abba.

Her work spans from intimate live music gigs to burlesque shows across the UK, and guest featured on Platform B Radio. Kirsty is also a singer- songwriter and poet, regularly performing her work in intimate venues across Sussex. Whether performing, teaching, or creating, she is committed to making art that inspires, challenges, and uplifts, and to empowering others to find and free their own voice. 

Alongside her work on stage, Kirsty is a devoted singing teacher, passionate about the transformative power of the voice. Her teaching approach is rooted in the belief that singing is not only a skill, but a pathway to self-connection, healing, and creative expression. She works with students of all levels to build confidence, strong vocal technique,  and emotional authenticity and storytelling. Kirsty is dedicated to leveraging the therapeutic qualities of music and movement to support individuals who live with the impacts of trauma and adversity and loves to mentor the next generation of performers with energy, care, and industry insight.