Carrie is a New York City based voice teacher and active Musical Theatre performer with a BFA in Musical Theatre from Penn State University, where she studied the Bel Canto/Can Belto curriculum under Mary Saunders-Barton. She is trained in vocal pedagogy through the Institute for Vocal Advancement, and is a certified Vocal Health First Aider through VHE. She is committed to growing and staying current as an educator and regularly attends conferences and courses through organizations such as One Body/One Voice and Musical Theatre Educators’ Alliance. Carrie has a decade of experience teaching voice, and for the last four years has run a full time studio as well as continuing her performing career. Carrie has been on the National Tours of Once the Musical (Girl Cover) and A Charlie Brown Christmas, performed at regional theaters all over the country, and traveled the seas as a featured singer on a cruise line. She enjoys a wide variety of music and has been a soloist with multiple symphonies, played with jazz and rock bands, and sung her own original folk music while accompanying herself with one of the seven instruments she plays. Favorite credits include Ring of Fire at North Carolina Theatre, Big River (Mary Jane) at Sharon Playhouse, The Spitfire Grill (Shelby) at Oregon Cabaret Theatre, and Mamma Mia (Sophie) at Sierra Repertory Theatre. In the studio, Carrie is passionate about bringing together vocal technique and artistic expression/interpretation, and believes that both must be present to cultivate a truly balanced instrument. She teaches both online and out of her home studio in New York City.

Diana is a Speech-Language Pathologist who specializes in voice, upper airway, and swallowing disorders. She received her Master of Science degree from the University of Pittsburgh and bachelor’s degrees in classical vocal performance and music education from the University of Rochester’s Eastman School of Music. She received specialty training in the evaluation and treatment of laryngeal disorders during her clinical fellowship at the Emory Voice Center. Ms. Becker has extensive performance experience. Prior to pursuing her training in speech-language pathology, she spent 10+ years as a NYC-based artist, performing musical theater and opera repertoire throughout the US and Europe. Clinical interests include working with the professional and singing voice, as well as making voice therapy accessible and relatable to those who are less comfortable working with their voice.

Caitlin is a voice teacher and active Musical Theatre performer with a Bachelor’s of Music in Voice and Opera from Northwestern University. In addition, she is a Meisner trained actor studying under Laura Henry and she loves to incorporate acting through song into her technical instruction—as they often serve each other. Caitlin started her career at The Lyric Opera of Chicago’s production of The King and I while in undergrad at Northwestern. After graduating, she moved to New York City and left shortly after to tour with the North American tour of Les Misérables which she performed in for over two years as the Cosette understudy and in the ensemble. She then left Les Misérables to be the Christine Daaé alternate on the Phantom of the Opera World Tour, which was the only major English speaking production to run in the world during the pandemic in 2020. She recently released her debut album, “So This is Love | C’est ca l’amour” and it is now available for streaming on all platforms. Caitlin just finished performing at Riverside Theatre’s production of Man of La Mancha as Antonia and is now teaching in New York.