About Us

Nadine is a highly sought-after singing teacher, vocal coach, presenter, and researcher known for her work in singing voice habilitation, contemporary voice training, and transgender and gender diverse singing voice. She is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the Griffith University Creative Arts Research Institute (CARI). Her current research explores the experiences and motivations of transgender […]

Dale Cox is a singing teacher, researcher, and performer who began her vocal studies with Alan Dean in Sydney, Australia. She holds a PhD from the University of Southern Queensland (USQ), a Master of Music Studies (Voice Pedagogy) from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University (QCGU), and a Bachelor of Arts in Music and English from […]

Ireni Utley is a performer and teacher in classical voice genres. She studied singing at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music with Prof Janet Delpratt in a Masters of Opera Performance, and later with Dr Margaret Schindler, while completing her Masters in Vocal Pedagogy. Ireni has been a principal artist and chorus member with Victorian Opera […]

Debbie Grace holds a BMus (Hons) from UNSW, GradDipEd from University of Melbourne and a GradDipOp from VCA. She originally studied singing with Beth Willis and gained her AMusA in voice at 21, performing as a soloist and singing as a Cantor at the Leo Baeck Centre in Melbourne. Debbie has taught singing to girls […]

A graduate of the Canberra School of Music, the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester and the National Opera Studio London, mezzo-soprano Christina Wilson has sung professionally in opera, oratorio and recital performances throughout the UK, Europe, the USA and Australia. Christina studied in London with Janice Chapman AM. She has completed several Estill Voice […]

Freya Meredith-Hanson (DipMT BMus MFA), a Wonnarua woman, is a pioneering interdisciplinary performing arts practitioner, academic and advocate. She is an advocate for reform within Australia’s performing arts landscape, with particular emphasis creating access to training in vocal performance and pedagogy for First Nations people. An early-career researcher, Freya is a published author in the […]

Rebecca Watson holds an Honours degree in Music, majoring in classical voice, from the University of Melbourne. She is a qualified secondary music teacher who has worked extensively with boys’ voices for over 20 years, across classical, contemporary and music theatre genres. As a teacher, examiner and adjudicator, Rebecca’s primary focus is the developing voice […]

BMus. (Perf.), Grad.Dip.Ed., Grad.Cert.(Drama), Grad.Cert.(Jazz), A.Dip. (Dramatic Arts) and currently a student of Masters of Applied Theatre Studies Kim’s bio reads a bit like a checklist of milestones in performance art. Session vocalist? Check. Touring with Australian and international artists? Check. Kim’s also had many shows in major world festivals, directs a successful & diverse […]

Tracy originally trained as a classical singer (Qld Con, Melb Con) and as an actor at the Victorian College of the Arts (Company 93). She worked professionally in new opera and theatre work in the 1990s including The Two Executioners for Chamber Made Opera, the ABC and Melbourne International Festival. From 2000-2011, she was Lecturer […]

Wendy Rolls is a voice educator, conductor, performer and PhD researcher specialising in the adolescent female voice. She is also an experienced classroom music teacher. Wendy holds a Master of Music Studies (vocal pedagogy), Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Veterinary Science, and an Australian Kodály Certificate. She is president of the Queensland Chapter of ANATS […]