ACADEMY.
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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
VANESSA KEE
Musical Theatre Teacher
Hailed by The Straits Times as Singapore’s “rising theatre star” (2024) and recently nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Life! Theatre Awards (2026), Vanessa is a proudly homegrown theatre actress and educator.
Leading credits include Vivienne Kensington and cover Elle Woods in Legally Blonde: The Musical, Helena in Shakespeare In The Park – A Midsummer Night’s Dream (SRT); Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, Heidi in [Title of Show] (Sing’ Theatre); Susan in Tick… Tick…Boom! (Sight Lines), as well as being involved in The Emperor’s New Clothes (Wild Rice) and The Theatre Practices’ acclaimed original musical Partial Eclipse of the Heart.
She was recently seen as Belle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast-in-Concert (Disney, Willow Arts) and Rachelle Ann Go’s concert guest star.
Vanessa is also a dedicated educator, collaborating with Singtheatre, The Voice Company, and is faculty at LaSalle College of the Arts Ba(Hon) Musical Theatre Programme.
Nurul is an actress and singer who graduated with a BA (Hons) in Musical Theatre from LASALLE College of the Arts. She has since performed with some of Singapore’s most beloved theatre companies, including Sing’theatre, Wild Rice, and Checkpoint Theatre.
As a teaching artist, she is passionate about helping young performers grow in confidence, creativity, and compassion. Inspired by the teachers who shaped her own journey, Nurul hopes to leave every student feeling seen, supported, and empowered, knowing that behind every child who believes in themselves is a teacher who believed in them first.
NURULHUDA HASSAN
Musical Theatre Teacher
GABY RAE
Musical Theatre Teacher
Gaby Rae is a performer, choreographer, and educator. A familiar face on Singapore’s stages, her credits include Dear Evan Hansen (Pangdemonium), Macbeth (SRT), and Cabaret (Sing’Theatre). Her choreographic works – including Sing’theatre’s Title of Show and SRT The Little Company’s The Princess and the Pea – are driven by a belief that movement should always serve the story.
Sing’Theatre holds a special place in her journey. She attended their open mic as a teenager, long before she’d decided to pursue musical theatre seriously, and years later, they gave her her professional debut in Quasimodo. Since then, she’s been trusted to perform, choreograph (Title of Show), assist with Showstoppers auditions, and direct corporate events alongside the team.
With a teaching career spanning nearly ten years at institutions such as LASALLE College of the Arts, Gaby specialises in musical theatre jazz and tap, tailoring her classes to meet each student where they are. Her classes are a safe space to take risks, make mistakes, and ultimately, fall in love with the process.
Rachel Linn Braberry is an actor, singer, educator, and everything in between. A multidisciplinary performer, she has worked across theatre and musical theatre, improv, sketch comedy, cabaret, film, and voiceover.
Rachel graduated from LASALLE College of the Arts with a BA (Hons) in Acting and is an alumna of WILD RICE’s Young & Wild actor training programme. She also completed the Essentials of Teaching and Learning Approaches (ETLA) drama pedagogy certification course with the Singapore Drama Educators Association (SDEA). As an educator, she has taught Musical Theatre across age groups, from children and youths to adults.
Alongside her work as an educator, Rachel continues to perform across a range of productions. Selected credits include The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Sing’Theatre), Love & Information (WILD RICE), DOG⧖MA (Cake Theatrical Productions), Romeo & Juliet (Sight Lines), Anthropocene (Toy Factory), Real Democracy (National Gallery Singapore), and I Love — EW: A Musical Cabaret (Serious Arts Collective).
RACHEL LINN BRABERRY
Musical Theatre Teacher
JOANNE HO
Musical Theatre Teacher
Joanne is the first Singaporean to graduate from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland with an MA in Music Directing. She was nominated for Best Musical Direction in Broadway World’s West End Awards as well as Best Music in the Straits Times Life! Theatre Awards. Joanne has worked extensively abroad, with credits spanning London, Scotland, Malaysia and Korea.
Selected music directing credits include Dear Evan Hansen; Kimberly Akimbo; Fun Home (Pangdemonium); Partial Eclipse of the Heart (The Theatre Practice); The LKY Musical (Singapore Repertory Theatre, Aiwei); Tick Tick Boom (Sightlines) [title of show]; Spoonful of Sherman (Sing’Theatre); In Pieces; The Box; Viral Songs: A Cycle(7/8 Musical Collective); Chicken Little, Red Riding Hood; Peter Rabbit; Three Little Pigs; Treasure Island (Singapore Repertory Theatre’s Little Company); The Paiseh Pieces (Second Breakfast Company); The Addams Family (Edinburgh Fringe).
Other selected theatre credits include Wicked; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (International Tour); The Soldier and His Virtuous Wife (The Theatre Practice); La Vie En Rose (Sing’Theatre); Urinetown (Pangdemonium); Aida (Limelight Productions, Scotland); Company (Dream Academy).
Melissa is a passionate musical theatre performer and educator with a BA (Hons) in Musical Theatre from LASALLE College of the Arts. She teaches students of all ages, nurturing confidence, creativity, and self-expression through singing, movement, and acting. A working performer, her credits include Kimberly Akimbo (Delia, Pangdemonium), Macbeth (Witch, Singapore Repertory Theatre), A Lesbian Love Story: The Musical, Qabaret, and Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey II Puppeteer, Sing’theatre). Having trained with Sing’theatre herself, Melissa is excited to give back to the community that helped shape her artistic journey and inspire the next generation of performers.
MELISSA MAY GARCIA
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.