Last weeks cover boy for Next Magazine is one of the hottest men currently gracing the Broadway Stage, actor Brandon Rubendall currently seen as a lead dancer in one of the most exciting and talked about production in years, 'Spider-Man Turn off the Dark' .
Brandon has been a favorite of mine since first seeing him performing in Broadway Bares Solo Strips. Brandon has such an incredible body and face, so tall and his intoxicating dance moves (watch a bit below) and personality will make you a fan.
Below: Brandon attending 'Spider-Man Turn off the Dark' Opening Night After Party.
Brandon makes his Broadway debut in Spider-Man but has performed in local and national productions of Hairspray, West Side Story, Altar Boyz, 42nd Street, Crazy For You and the Radio City Xmas Spectacular. Brandon can also be seen in various commercials including one for C&A (Brazil) featuring Beyoncé and in The Big Gay Musical.
Unless you live under a rock you know the past year has been one filled with turbulence for all those involved in the Spider-Man production. Stops and starts, rewrites, firings, injuries (including a foot inury for Brandon). Through all of this the cast has grown stronger and Brandon has been a positive force, supporting his show and his cast since he began rehearsals a little over a year ago. This week 'Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark' finally officially opened and although the reviews were not all great, most noted the improvements in story and production and agree it is an exciting night of theatre.
Above & Below: Brandon By Dirty Sugar.
Originally from Reading Pennsylvania, Brandon has lived in New York for close to three years. Although Brandon acts, dances and sings his first passion is dance.
If your in New York you can check out Brandon and the cast in Spider-Man Turn off the Dark at the Foxwoods Theatre. Buy tickets and find out more about the show HERE: You can also learn more about Brandon at his official site HERE:
Below: Brandon this past March in Broadway Beauty Pageant 2011
Below: Brandon has been one of the faces, and the bodies, promoting Broadway Bares for the past two years.
Below: Brandon last April stripping to the tune of The Candy Man at Splash for the annual Broadway Bares Solo Strips.
Video above via BoyCulture
If you want to support Brandon, and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS in this years Solo Strips check out his page HERE:
Thanks to DaveAsset for the caps below.
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