Please note that Andrea teaches on the Upper West Side on Mondays and Thursdays. The exact location will be provided shortly after booking.
Andrea is a Grammy, Olivier, and Drama Desk-nominated music director, arranger, and educator with a focus on developing new work. Her music directing & supervising credits include the Broadway musicals SUFFS (Tony Award winner, Best Book & Best Score), TOOTSIE (Tony Award nominee for Best Musical), and THE BAND’S VISIT (winner of 10 Tony Awards including Best Musical). Her other music directing credits include several productions at the Public Theater, three new musicals in Central Park with free Shakespeare in the Park, and premieres at Tony Award-winning regional theaters like the Yale Repertory Theatre, Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA, Dallas Theater Center, and the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Andrea has also served as producer and music supervisor on several original cast recordings, including the Grammy-nominated original Broadway cast recording of SUFFS.
Andrea came to the NYVC Voice Teacher Training & Certification course in 2015 and discovered a love for vocal technique and voice teaching. Since then, she has been proudly teaching students of all levels and all musical tastes, maintaining a holistic perspective on singers’ needs as vocalists, musicians, and human beings. She loves helping her students both achieve their dreams and discover a love for the practicalities that lead there!
Andrea graduated Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude from Princeton University, where she majored in Music and minored in Theater. She holds a Master's degree with Highest Honors in Musical Theatre Music Directing from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She is also a certified Alexander Technique teacher. She has particular passions for teaching music theory, ear training, and sight-reading, and she is the creator of WordWaves, a music theory framework that helps singers engage more deeply with text and musicality in song.