David Brimmer
Voice ActorAn American voice actor and stage-combat choreographer, David Brimmer has voiced anime for studios including 4Kids Entertainment and NYAV Post, and he lends his voice to the Berserk franchise while also directing stage violence for Broadway and regional theater.
Berserk Role
Brimmer contributed voice work to the Berserk franchise's English-language production, joining a voice cast drawn from New York's dubbing studio scene where he was a regular contributor. His involvement reflects the overlap between his anime dubbing work and his primary career as a stage-combat choreographer.
Career and Notable Roles
Outside anime dubbing, Brimmer has spent over two decades staging stage combat for Broadway, off-Broadway, and regional theater, with choreography credits ranging from the touring production of Jekyll and Hyde to off-Broadway hits like Bug and Killer Joe and the Broadway run of Spring Awakening. He founded the stage combat program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where he still teaches, and previously served as president of the New York Fight Ensemble.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is David Brimmer?
David Brimmer is an American voice actor and stage-combat choreographer who has voiced anime for studios including 4Kids Entertainment and NYAV Post. He also contributed voice work to the Berserk franchise's English-language production.
What does David Brimmer do in Berserk?
Brimmer contributed voice work to Berserk's English-language production, joining a cast drawn from New York's dubbing studio scene where he was a regular contributor. The specific character he voices is not documented in available sources.
What is David Brimmer best known for?
Beyond anime dubbing, Brimmer has spent over two decades staging stage combat for Broadway, off-Broadway, and regional theater. His choreography credits include the touring production of Jekyll and Hyde, the off-Broadway hits Bug and Killer Joe, and the Broadway run of Spring Awakening.
Where did David Brimmer teach stage combat?
Brimmer founded the stage combat program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where he still teaches. It runs alongside his choreography work on Broadway and regional productions.
What other roles has David Brimmer held in the stage combat community?
Brimmer previously served as president of the New York Fight Ensemble, a role that sits within his decades-long career staging violence for the stage. That work runs parallel to his anime dubbing credits, including his contribution to Berserk.
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