Carrington Moser began her pre-professional studies at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, Orlando Molina Ballet Training Center, and Ballet Conservatory of Atlanta under Robyn Moser and Sarah Haslock. She received the inaugural Legacy Award at the Universal Ballet Competition Grand Prix Finals, was a YoungArts Association winner, and received the Glenda Brown and Fred Kelly scholarships from the Dance Council of North Texas. She later studied at European School of Ballet under Jean-Yves Esquerre and Olivier Wecxsteen, training in a broad classical and contemporary repertoire. Performance highlights include the principal role in Saint-Léon’s La Vivandière and a soloist role in the world premiere of Macarena Gonzalez’s Statera.
Carrington began her professional career with Vitacca Ballet, working with choreographers Garrett Smith, Hélène Simoneau, and Robyn Mineko Williams, and performing works by Sean Aaron Carmon, Tina Kay Bohnstedt, and Alana Jones. During her first season with Alabama Ballet, she performed Harlequin Doll in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®, Fairy of Song in The Sleeping Beauty, and Russian Corps in Balanchine’s Serenade.
