Meggie Ferguson grew up in Falls Church, VA. From a young age, she immersed herself in various areas of the arts throughout her community. She started playing the flute in 4th grade; joined her local dance company, Every Body Dance, in 5th grade; started acting in musicals and plays in middle school; was a member of her high school Wind Ensemble and Chamber Choir; and has taken flute and vocal lessons throughout middle and high school. Once she got to high school, she became more involved in her drama department, where she was able to combine her passion for singing, acting, dancing, and playing the flute. Some of her favorite high school productions include Chicago (Roxie Hart), Spamalot (Angel), and Metamorphoses (Narrator). In her first year, she was cast in First Year Players’ productions of The Music Man (Mrs. Paroo) and Kiss Me, Kate. She also joined the Virginia Belles, UVA’s oldest all-female a cappella group. She is constantly looking for opportunities to hone and express her multidisciplinary artistic skills and to become a stronger ensemble member, so she is extremely grateful to be able to work with other passionate artists through Miller Arts Scholars.