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 singers in Australia, to inform relevant vocal pedagogy and increase accessibility. In 2020, Nadine was awarded the Dr. Iain C. Medgitt Churchill Fellowship, investigating vocal technique and care of the transgender singing voice in the US and UK.
She is a senior voice lecturer in the Contemporary Music department at JMC Academy and is engaged in the design and delivery of the Undergraduate Voice Performance degree. Nadine also teaches music theatre voice at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (USyd).
Nadine runs a thriving private voice studio in Sydney, Australia, working with professional and aspiring professional vocalists. She has worked with countless performers in the commercial music and professional music theatre industries.
She holds a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Music & Theatre), a Graduate Certificate in Creative Industries, and is currently completing a Masters of Speech Pathology.
