Haley Morgan Miller is a dancer, choreographer, artist, and teacher from the San Francisco Bay Area, California. She began her training at Marin Ballet working with esteemed artists such as Julia Adam, Robert Dekkers, Sandra Jennings, Amy London, and Cynthia Lucas, feeding a growing fervor for movement as she explored contemporary, jazz, character, and African dance. This impetus brought her to Marin School of the Arts at Novato High School, where she studied all styles of dance, including lessons in composition, history, and anatomy. Here, she collaborated with fellow artists, showing her original works at festivals, and performed pieces from RAW Dance, Christine Cali, and Dexandro Montavalo. Haley went on to study at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, graduating summa cum laude with the Class of 2020, holding a BFA in Contemporary Dance. Under the directorship of Tommy Neblett, Haley performed work by Mark Morris, Juel D. Lane, Michael Figueroa, Jun Kuribayashi, amongst others, and studied with outstanding faculty such as Joy Davis and Kurt Douglas. Since graduating, Haley’s debut dance film, Ephemeral Pleasures, was shown at the Anyplace Anytime Online Dance Film Festival by Cross Move Lab, and FRAMES Virtual Festival hosted by Collective Exchange. She went back to MSA as a Guest Artist and Lecturer, where she set new works on the dance program. Haley shares her passion for art as a ballet teacher at The Tutu School, and an Arts Administration and Marketing Intern for Yana Schintzler HUMAN KINETICS, and working as a freelance artist. She is thrilled and grateful to join CKDC!