With Broadway debut, VCU alum Alysha Morgan is dancing into a childhood dream →

In sixth grade, Alysha Morgan sat in the audience for her first Broadway show, “Beauty and the Beast.” Onstage, there was Chip, a young boy who has been transformed into a teacup. Watching him, Morgan, then 11, was struck by a sudden thought. She turned to her mom beside her and said, “I can do that.

Now, years later, that longtime dream is coming true.

VCU Alumni Spotlight: Alysha Morgan →

VCU wasn’t on Alysha Morgan’s (B.S.’16) radar when she was thinking about college, but a VCUarts brochure prompted her to audition for the dance department.

Her first visit on campus, including sitting in on a modern dance class, sealed the deal. Since graduating from VCU, she has lived and worked in Los Angeles and is now in New York, working as a professional dancer, living out her dreams. She credits VCU for giving her the space to be herself. 

A LOOK INTO "A WONDERFUL WORLD"...

The Harder They Come at The Public

World Premiere
THE HARDER THEY COME
Book by Suzan-Lori Parks
Including Songs by Jimmy Cliff
Additional New Songs by Suzan-Lori Parks
Based upon the film, produced and directed by Perry Henzell and co-written with Trevor Rhone
Music Supervision, Orchestrations, and Arrangements by Kenny Seymour
Choreography by Edgar Godineaux
Co-Directed by Sergio Trujillo
Directed by Tony Taccone

A Wonderful World: WORLD PREMIERE

I am full of JOY to be a part of the company of ‘A WONDERFUL WORLD’ in the ensemble & as Dance Captain. This is a great time to share the life of music legend Louis Armstrong as it pertains to the history of race in America & I am humbled to play a part in telling it.

To be working with creators I’ve been wanting to work with since the start of my career is a bit surreal. God has been showing off this season & I am so grateful everyday to be doing what I truly truly love with people I enjoy.

Alysha in Smokey Joe's Cafe

“DeLee, Alysha Morgan, in Teach Me How to Shimmy, stops the show with her incredible dance”
— TBR News Media
“Alysha Morgan’s “Teach Me How to Shimmy” performance was a real showstopper, and her spectacular white beaded costume accented her energetic shimmies.  She also delivered an emotion-packed version of “Falling.” ”
— Smithtown Matters News
“Alysha Morgan appears to have mastered the art of shimmying on the sexy “Teach Me How to Shimmy.””
— NewsDay

Smokey Joe's Cafe at The John W. Engeman Theatre →

Happy opening to the cast and crew of Smokey Joe’s Cafe at the John Engeman Theatre — Theatre is BACK!

 
“Ms. Goodwin’s brilliant and gorgeous ensemble cast seamlessly goes through each performance with joy and enthusiasm.”
— Broadway World, Melissa Giordano

Welcome to my site!

Welcome to my brand new site! I will continue to update this section with what’s coming up next. Stay tuned and follow @TheAlyshaMorgan on all social platforms to stay updated on my journey!

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Take a Look At Our Show! 2020 B-ROLL

Inside the Press Day for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’s 2020 National Tour →