Marc Crousillat is a New York–based artist working across dance, film, theater, and performance.

His recent choreography credits include music videos for Carly Rae Jepsen’s Don’t Leave Me on the Dance Floor, directed by Jeremy O. Harris, and Clairo’s Terrapin, directed by Ayo Edebiri. He also choreographed the world premiere of Harris’s play Spirit of the People (2025) at Williamstown Theatre Festival.

He has performed in works by Pam Tanowitz, Isa Spector, Tere O’Connor, Rashaun Mitchell & Silas Riener, Netta Yerushalmy, Moriah Evans, Gerard & Kelly, Jon Kinzel, Wally Cardona & Jennifer Lacey, and John Jasperse, among others. He made his Broadway debut in West Side Story (2020), directed by Ivo van Hove and choreographed by Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker. He performed in the Bessie Award-winning Night of 100 Solos as part of the Merce Cunningham Centennial at Brooklyn Academy of Music and in Cunningham’s Beach Birds (2023) at the 9th Beach Sessions Dance Series. 

As a member of the Trisha Brown Dance Company (2014–2022), Marc has performed, taught and restaged repertory spanning 50 years, both domestically and internationally. For his work with the company, he received a Princess Grace Award for Excellence in Dance and a Bessie Award nomination for Outstanding Performer in the revival of Watermotor.

He has trained in acting under Terry Knickerbocker, Heidi Marshall and Anthony Abeson Studio and made his acting debut in Burrow (2023) by Leaf Lieber at the Tribeca Film Festival.

He works on his own improvisational practice and has shown his work in film and performance at Roulette, Center for Performance Research, Movement Research’s Open Performance, HyLo Boutiques, FringeArts Philly and The Tank. He has also been an artist-in-residence at Chez Bushwick and The Watermill Center International Summer Program.

As a filmmaker, he has made short films with his sister, Stephanie Crousillat, exploring the relationship between dance and film. Most recently, Marc directed his first narrative short, Speed Bump (2026) and is currently in post-production for his second.

He holds a BFA from The University of the Arts.