megan moss

Megan Moss holds two degrees; a B.S. in exercise science from BYU, and a B.F.A in dance performance and choreography from Texas State University. Megan’s dance training began in SLC, Utah and has taken her all over the world.  She begain dance journey with extensive ballet training through Mountain West Ballet Company and later performing in multiple core and soloist roles for 9 years in company productions including “La Fille Mal Gardee” and the “Nutcracker”. Other highlights include; performing professionally musical theatre roles with Hale Center Theatre in SLC, performing and competing as a BYU cougarette, performing multiple years with Denver’s Chadash Contemporary Dance Company, performing in COCO dance festival in Port of Spain, Trinidad, and co-directing her national dance consultation company Merge.3.   

Megan has taught and choreographed for over 25 years. Master Class specialties include: ballet/jazz/contemporary technique, floor work, partnering, PBT, yoga for dancers, musicality in improvisation, dual-tone movement, establishing intention and character development, Giordano jazz technique, audition preparation and choreography retainment, working with live musicians, moving with props, musical theater, and most often modern/contemporary choreography.  Recent choreography for musical theater productions include: “Wizard of Oz”, “Mary Poppins”, “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”, “Adams Family”, “My Fair Lady”, “The Drowsy Chaperone”, and “Singing in the Rain”. 

 Megan is currently based out of Austin, Texas where she teaches as full time as a Professor of Instruction for Texas State University Theatre and Dance Department.