Amanda Morgan, the groundbreaking first Black female lead soloist at Pacific Northwest Ballet, opened up about her inspiring journey during her interview with Trae Holiday.  She reflected on her recent debuts in iconic Balanchine roles, stating, "It was honestly unreal."  

Morgan's commitment to mentorship and mental health advocacy shines through. She emphasizes the importance of supporting dancers' well-being and fostering a positive environment. Her dedication extends to her pursuit of a bachelor's degree in Arts Management, showcasing her passion for both dance and the business side of the arts.  

As a choreographer and founder of the Seattle Project, Morgan is actively shaping the future of ballet. Her vision for inclusivity and artistic excellence is evident in her work. She's also looking forward to the upcoming Nutcracker season at PNB, inviting everyone to witness the "beautiful dancers and students of the organization."  

Join us in celebrating Amanda Morgan's remarkable achievements and her unwavering commitment to the arts. Her story is a shining example of the transformative impact of perseverance, passion, and mentorship. 

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