Cherie Morgan is a Melbourne-born flamenco dancer and teacher whose training began at age two with ballet before expanding into classical Spanish dance and flamenco. In her late teens, she moved to Spain, spending much of her twenties training with world-renowned artists including La Truco, Miguel Cañas, Carmela Greco, Milagros Menjíbar, Luisa Palacio, Javier Barón, and Carmen Ledesma at Amor de Dios (Madrid) and La Fundación Cristina Heeren (Seville). She also holds diplomas in Dance and Music Theatre, is a qualified personal trainer, and continues to hone her craft through annual study trips to Spain.
 

Highlights of Cherie’s learning journey include an intensive 2018 mentorship with acclaimed flamenco dancer Pepa Molina in Sydney — a formative experience that helped shape her teaching approach. In 2023, she was awarded a scholarship at Los Veranos Flamencos at Amor de Dios in Madrid, returning in 2024 to continue her studies with leading international artists.

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Her performance career has taken her from regional tours of Australia to stages in Spain, including solo appearances in Seville’s Miércoles a Compás series. She has performed at major festivals, held residencies, and, in 2024, appeared in We Call it Flamenco at Melbourne’s Capitol Theatre, choreographed by Madrid-based dancer Cristian Pérez. Through her school Flamencollab, Cherie shares her passion, experience, and fresh inspiration with her students and audiences.