Georgina Morgan & Co., Contemporary Dance, was founded by Georgina Morgan in 1997.  The Company consists of a culturally diverse group of professional dancers, all of whom are either natives or long-term residents of San Antonio.  Her choreography confronts some of the most sensitive and provocative issues of our time such as race, faith, gender, and fundamental human emotions such as love and hope.  Ms. Morgan’s work has been featured in Patsy Torres’ music videos, on film for PBS, at local dance festivals and at other major events such as the grand opening ceremonies for the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Latin American Art.  The Company has been the feature of many newspaper articles, and has collaborated with other artists such as musicians, photographers, and visual artists to produce multi-disciplinary works.  About to enter it’s third season, the Company is continuing to produce full-length evening performances at venues in San Antonio and Austin, expanding it’s repertoire and actively collaborating with several composers to produce innovative, original work. Company members can often be found teaching, taking class, rehearsing, and hanging out at Georgina Morgan's studio, Treehouse Dance Space. 

(Photos: clockwise from top: GM&Co. in "The Race"/ photo by Angela Cousins; Georgina Morgan, Kara Short, and Leslie Siegel in "Three Voices for Joan" May 1998 / Photo by Creston Funk; GM&Co in "Crazy Little Thing..."/photo by Angela Cousins)