Carrington Moser is originally from Pennsylvania and began dance training under the direction of Roxanne Bugay. From there she was accepted into and began her pre-professional training with CPYB, Orlando Molina Ballet Training Center and Ballet Conservatory of Atlanta. While training at Ballet Conservatory of Atlanta, under the direction of Robyn Moser and Sarah Haslock, Carrington received several accolades at renowned competitions such as the ‘First Legacy Award’ at the Universal Ballet Competition Grand Prix Finals, honorable mention for Young Arts Association and she was a recipient of the Glenda Brown and the Fred Kelly scholarship through Dance Council of North Texas. Carrington gained exposure and opportunity with the vast classical and contemporary repertoire at European Ballet School under the direction of Jean-Yves Esquerre and Olivier Wecxsteen. On stage, she was featured in Saint-Leon’s “La Vivandiere” and was the featured role in Macarena Gonzalez’s “Statera” premiere. Carrington began her professional career with Vitacca Ballet, a contemporary ballet company with a focus on creative works. She worked with known choreographers Garrett Smith, Hélène Simoneau, Robyn Mineko Williams, and was featured in works by Sean Aaron Carmon, Tina Kay Bohnstedt, and Alana Jones.

Carrington is currently freelancing and is on faculty at The Dance Conservatory of North Atlanta.