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Develop knowledge and appreciation of the Musical Theatre genre
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Sing’Theatre Ltd
21 Tan Quee Lan Street
Heritage Place #02-10
Singapore 188108
About
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:
Artistic Team
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).
Dr. Caleb Goh
Musical Theatre Doctor
Caleb Goh graduated with a BA in Drama from QUT (Australia), an MFA in Musical Theatre from SDSU (California), and a Ph.D. in Musical Theatre at WAAPA (Australia).
He has worked professionally as an actor, singer, playwright, director, choreographer and dancer in over eighty stage productions, a dozen television series, and four feature films, both in Singapore as well as the United States of America. Additionally, for the past three decades, Caleb has directed over forty plays and musicals, and choreographed over twenty musicals, plays with music, and dance performances.
From 2006-2012, Caleb was the glee club director and full-time drama, dance and musical theatre teacher at La Jolla Country Day School in California. In 2012, the Caleb Goh Dance Award was named after him to honor his contribution to the dance and musical theatre curriculum.
In Singapore, Caleb taught musical theatre history at LaSalle – College of the Arts and also directed and choreographed the musical theatre productions at the university. He was also previously the artist-in-residence, mentor and musical theatre lecturer at the College of Alice and Peter Tan at NUS.
In California, he was the US drama program director at St. Margaret’s Episcopal School, and subsequently in New York, he took on the role as US director of theatre and speech at Poly Prep Country Day School and adjunct professor lecturing in musical theatre history and performance at SUNY Purchase College.
In recent years, Caleb has held the position as the artistic director of the Grace Theater Company in New York.
Website: www.calebygoh.com
Mina Kaye is an award-winning actress currently based in Singapore. She was last seen playing the Witch in Pangdemonium’s Into the Woods. Prior to that, Mina played Judy Garland in End of the Rainbow which earned her a nomination for Best Actress at the 2023 Life! Theatre Awards. Her most notable credit was playing the titular character in Pangdemonium’s 2014 production of “The Rise and Fall of Little Voice” where she won Best Actress for her role as Little Voice at the 2015 Singapore Life! Theatre Awards.
Mina was first trained with a BSc degree in education from Wheelock College, Boston Massachusetts. She has over 6 years of teaching experience. During her time as a teacher, Mina also developed and taught her own curriculum for music & movement, as well as speech and drama classes.
It was through teaching where she discovered her passion for performing, so she went on to study musical theatre at LASALLE College of the Arts. In 2012, she graduated with a First Class Honors degree in Musical Theatre. Upon graduation, she was involved in over 16 professional productions within 2 years in the Singapore theatre scene. Additionally, she’s also been privileged with the invitation to perform alongside accomplished Broadway performers, Brad Little and Shoshana Bean in The Phantom Unmasked Concert at the Marina Bay Sands Theatre. Thereafter, she was offered a scholarship for the masters program at the prestigious Boston Conservatory at Berklee where she graduated with a Master of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theatre in 2016.
During the pandemic years, Mina also taught musical theatre performance skills to both children and adults at Sing’Theatre. She enjoys nurturing and mentoring aspiring performers, combining her passion for performing with teaching. She strongly believes in doing everything with “MERAKI”, a Greek word that means to do something with passion, absolute devotion, and with undivided attention. “MERAKI” is to put your soul, or the essence of yourself into your work. When she is not performing, she is full-time mom to two children and a part-time teaching staff at Stamford American International School.
MINA ELLEN KAYE
Musical Theatre Teacher
VANESSA KEE
Musical Theatre Teacher
Vanessa Kee. Hailing from the sunny island of Singapore, Vanessa Kee is an actress, singer, dancer, and musician, who aspires to encourage empathy through her work. During her time at LASALLE, she was awarded both the prestigious Future Leaders Scholarship and the LASALLE Scholarship through her motivation and dedication as an artist. Her most notable lead roles while pursuing her education include playing the titular role Aida in AIDA the musical (Dir. Joe Barros), and Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof (Dir. Emily Maltby) .
Upon graduating in 2019 with a First Class Honors Degree in Musical Theatre, Vanessa delved into the professional theater world with her debut in Pangdemonium’s newest musical, Urinetown (Dir. Tracie Pang), followed by a lead role in Sing’Theatre’s very own Asian premier of West End’s A Spoonful of Sherman (Dir. TJ Taylor), where she was privileged to work with Singapore’s best theater veterans.
An extensive piano and choir background has allowed Vanessa to develop a strong sense of musicality and experience, having taught her first musical theater classes before graduation. She has amassed many students while teaching adult and children classes with multiple studios, including private classes. Vanessa thoroughly enjoys sharing the love of musical theater with people of all ages, and is excited to aid others in honing their skills and passion for the art form.
Vanessa is grateful for the generosity she has received through her journey and is thrilled to be joining Sing’Theatre’s amazing teaching team – to pay it forward to those who share the love of performance.
Shantel is a dedicated early childhood educator with a love for musical theatre. A loving and caring teacher, children naturally gravitate towards her with her energetic and smiling disposition
Having taught babies and toddlers in parent-accompanied enrichment classes for 7 years, Shantel has a flair for building a good rapport with parents and children alike. With her extensive experience, she is well-versed in children’s developmental milestones; and loves to see children step out of their comfort zone and blossom with confidence. She strongly advocates learning through play and strives to make her classes immersive and exciting while cultivating knowledge.
Shantel is excited to inspire the little ones with the joys of musical theatre, and develop new curriculums to enrich the parent-child bond.
SHANTEL LEOW
Musical Theatre Teacher (Early years)
MARCUS CHEONG
Musical Theatre Teacher
Marcus Cheong discovered his passion for performing at age 13 when he joined his secondary school’s drama club, with whom he was cast as the lead in their entry to the Singapore Youth Festival competition. Marcus was a part of Pangdemonium’s Triple Threats Programme in 2017, which sparked his interest in musical theatre. He credits his time in the BA(Hons) Musical Theatre programme at LASALLE College of the Arts with helping him to find his voice, enabling him to approach different singing genres with finesse and confidence.
Prior to his journey in LASALLE, Marcus conducted speech and drama workshops for children and worked as a freelance performer. As a child, he had a speech impediment which made him anxious whenever he had to speak in public. It was through his experience in performance training that he was able to overcome his stutter and gain confidence as a person. This breakthrough inspired him to pursue a career in performance and teaching.
As a Musical Theatre and Drama educator, Marcus believes that every child should have access to the same transformative power he experienced as a child from his involvement in performance. He has a passion for working with children and helping them to develop their communication skills while embracing their individuality through the world of musical theatre.
Besides performing and teaching with Singtheatre, Marcus is also a freelance actor seen working with local theatre companies such as Singapore Theatre Company (TLC)’s Cat in the Hat and The Three Little Pigs and he’s part of the virtual choir vocalist for Pangdemonium’s staging of Dear Evan Hansen.
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.
MARISSA VOJODI
Musical Theatre Teacher
NADYA ZAHEER
Musical Theatre Teacher
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.
Corporate offer
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.