Everyone can sing.

Anthony is a working actor and singer, a tenor, mostly in musicals. Thirty-one productions and 270-some performances since 2022, among them Prince Charming, a pirate-chasing Sergeant of Police, Footloose's Chuck Cranston, and Orin, the Little Shop of Horrors Dentist.

His first degree was computer science, class of 2022. Music won: he went back for a Bachelor's in Vocal Performance at the University of Akron, where he's trained three years with Dr. Frank Ward. This spring he directed Blood Brothers on the same stage this studio calls home.

He couldn't sing when he started. That's the part he brings to lessons: he remembers the wall from your side of it. The teaching is technique first, because technique is what got him over.

Rachel graduated from Nashville's Belmont University in 2022 with a BA in Music: Commercial Voice, with an emphasis in Music Business. Two years of classical technique with Professor Rebekah Alexander, then two of commercial voice with Professor Sandra Dudley... which means all kinds of styles. Mostly jazz, plus pop, rock, screamo, musical theatre, and country.

She sang with The Belles, Belmont's premiere a cappella group, as vocal percussionist, and with Chamber Singers, an ensemble that rehearsed with nothing but A440 tuning forks: accountability, precision, and a seriously trained ear.

This fall she begins her Masters in Vocal Performance at the University of Akron through a graduate assistantship. Rachel is ecstatic to be teaching collaborative voice lessons with Anthony at the Blue Macaroon Theatre, and wants to give you the tools to show your unique instrument to the world.