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Sing – Dance – Act
Singapore’s Only Dedicated Musical Theatre Academy
Sing’theatre believes in the power of community. All our classes work towards building relationships and connections through the power of musical theatre. With a strong focus on developing skills in singing, dancing and acting, our teachers will challenges students to develop in all aspects of performance through class and show preparation. Students will get chance to perform in our academy musicals and showcases throughout the year as well as external performances at other venues around Singapore such as Sing’theatre’s Music Fest.
Our classes and workshops will give you the opportunity to:
NATHALIE RIBETTE
Academy Director and Musical Theatre Teacher
Nathalie Ribette, Sing’theatre‘s artistic director and founder has been involved in the performing arts in Singapore since 1998 as, producer, director, performer and teacher. As a musical theatre actress, she has performed on stage (Victoria Theatre, Kallang theatre, Jubilee Hall, University Cultural Centre…) and entertained audiences in corporate shows since 15 years. One of her appearance was at one World Summit Gourmet, where she shared the stage with Kumar and Hossan Leong. Recently she sang with Robin Goh “La Vie en Rose”, a private concert tribute to Edith Piaf. As a director, she has directed the best of local artists (Hossan leong, George Chan…), but also amateur enthusiasts (Notre Dame de Paris) or students from the “Lycee Francais de Singapour” (Charlie & the Chocolate Factory).
Louis Lim has been working with children and youths for over a decade, and his love for music has been with him since he was young. He believes that play is the natural language of childhood, and that kids learn best when they feel safe, seen, and free to explore at their own pace.
In his classes, he focuses on creating a warm, joyful space where children can express themselves, build confidence, and pick up real-life skills like empathy, patience, and working with others. More than teaching, his goal is to make every child feel understood and supported—just as they are.
LOUIS LIM
Musical Theatre Teacher
MARISSA VOJODI
Musical Theatre Teacher
Marissa believes in the magic of music and that it can always be there for you no matter the day or weather. Ever since she was a little girl, music has always been alongside her.
She believes that musical theatre has the ability to shape a person and would like to spread that feeling across many others along her teaching journey. Having graduated with a First Class BA(Hons) in Musical Theatre at LASALLE College of The Arts, she made her professional theatre debut in Pangdemonium’s Into The Woods (2023), and most recently Sing’theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors (2024). Marissa’s love for performing has shaped her into the performer she is today and she hopes to ignite that same love of performing in all of her students.
Nadya Zaheer is a performer, singer, and teacher on a mission to change the world through music, one student at a time.
In pursuit of honing her craft and combining her love for singing and storytelling, Nadya joined LASALLE’s BA (Hons) Musical Theatre Degree program in 2018. Since her graduation, Nadya has continued to grow and evolve as a singer, immersing herself in various local musical ventures. Her theatre credits include “Secondary the Musical” (Checkpoint Theatre), “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (Wild Rice), and “The Paiseh Pieces” (The Second Breakfast Company).
As an educator, she endeavors to impart her passion to others, demonstrating that anyone can learn to perform. Her unbridled idealism is matched with a hardworking spirit and a hunger for continuous growth as a performer, teacher, and singer.
NADYA ZAHEER
Musical Theatre Teacher
REBEKAH SANGEETHA DORAI
Musical Theatre Teacher
Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai (pronouns she/her/hers) is an actor, singer, and voiceover artist.
Her international and local performance credits include: Dear Evan Hansen (Pangdemonium), Secondary: The Musical (Checkpoint Theatre), Discord of Discourse (UK), Miss British (Esplanade Studios), Eloquence (with Manuela Enfante of Santiago, Chile), Merdeka (Wild Rice), Two Songs and a Story (Checkpoint Theatre), NDP, Kudumbam (T:works), The Bride Only Knocks Twice (The Theatre Practice).
She first scored a Best Supporting Actress nomination at the Life! Theatre Awards Singapore for her multi-character turn in Three Fat Virgins (2019). Critics called Rebekah “a vocal powerhouse” in both her turn as strict department head Mandy Thomas in Secondary: The Musical; and in the South East Asian premiere of the critically acclaimed Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen, where she delivered an “unforgettable” Heidi Hansen. She also received dual nominations in the Best Supporting Actress category for both of the latter roles at the Straits Times Life! Theatre Awards, and clinched the 2025 win for Dear Evan Hansen.
As a voiceover artist, she has lent her voice to commercials, government pitches and educational podcasts; and been a featured speaker on panels for Advisory Singapore, Singapore Literature Festival, and Glaxosmithkline. She has also lent her voice to the animated series Puberteens (as Celeste Chandra) and multiple characters in Zombie Safari.
The short film Seven Centimetres From Myself (Pantheon Media) was one of just 25 films – and the only Asian film – to be screened at the Go Mental! International Short Film Festival 2021, a Berlin film festival focused on mental health. She also played the title character in Edith, an official selection at 5 international film festivals, including the 2024 Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal. Her upcoming works include Escape To Batam (Checkpoint Theatre) and Kimberly Akimbo (Pangdemonium).
Beatrice is a versatile performer. She was in the Singapore Symphony Children’s Choir for 7 years and amongst her many accolades includes the Gold Award at the Asia Arts Festival in which she represented Singapore and placed Top 12 for Team Della in The Voice 决战好声 2017.
She graduated from LASALLE College of the Arts with a Distinction in the Diploma in Performance and a First Class Honors in BA(Hons) Musical Theatre. Ever since, she has taken up her first professional role as Karessa Johnson in the musical “Tick, Tick… Boom!” upon graduating, and be a part of Pangdemonium’s production of the musical Dear Evan Hansen and Kimberly Akimbo where she played the role of Teresa Benton and SRT’s Princess and the Pea!
She has also found the passion and joy in teaching as well as spreading her knowledge for all things musical!
BEATRICE JAYMES PUNG
Musical Theatre Teacher
Sing’Theatre aims to bring music and theatre to the workplace.
We offer the opportunity for companies to make their employees participate in arts and culture activities. By bringing performing arts into the workplace, corporations can create and promote a new interaction dynamic among their employees, which facilitate team spirit, creativity and innovation.
Sing’Theatre is offering various possibilities to its customers.