Kathryn Morgan, a former principal dancer at Miami City Ballet, recently announced her departure from the company. After eight years of performing with the ballet, Morgan leaves to pursue other opportunities in the dance world.
Morgan has been described as an extraordinary talent and an incredible asset to Miami City Ballet. Her grace and artistry on stage has been stunning audiences for years. She was born in Miami and trained with the Academy of Ballet Arts before joining Miami City Ballet.
As a principal dancer, Morgan has performed in many of the company’s most iconic works such as The Nutcracker, Giselle, Swan Lake, and Romeo and Juliet. She has also created roles in some of George Balanchine’s most beloved ballets including Serenade, La Valse, and The Four Temperaments. Morgan’s performance in these ballets earned her critical acclaim from both audiences and critics alike.
Morgan’s departure from Miami City Ballet is bittersweet. While it is sad to see such a talented dancer leave, it is also exciting to see what other opportunities she will pursue outside of the company. As she moves on to new challenges, we wish her all the best and thank her for her many contributions to Miami City Ballet over the years.
Conclusion: Kathryn Morgan made a lasting impression on Miami City Ballet during her eight-year tenure as principal dancer. After performing some of ballet’s most iconic works, she decided to pursue other opportunities outside of MCB. While we are sad to see her go, we also wish her luck in all of her future endeavors.