Skills Summary:Mezzo-soprano Emily Thebaut is currently living in downtown Los Angeles, where she runs her own private voice and piano studio. In addition to teaching, Emily is a doctoral student in Vocal Performance at University of Southern California's Thornton School of Music. She recently relocated her voice and piano studio from the Bay Area, where she taught for 6 years and created and ran a non-profit, pop-up opera troupe, Opera on the Spot. Emily's most recent performance engagements have included performing the role of Laetitia from Menotti's The Old Maid and the Thief; Bianca, from Puccini's La Rondine at Oberlin in Italy, and the Governess from Britten's The Turn of the Screw at Bay Area Opera Theater. She has also performed numerous opera scenes at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music where she completed her Master's in Music Degree (2014). Emily completed her undergraduate degree at the Oberlin Conservatory in 2012, where she performed lead roles in their opera theater dept.
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Employment History:I began piano and voice at a young age performing in choirs, musicals, and jazz concerts and decided to continue my education and performance career in classical voice by receiving my Bachelors of Music from Oberlin Conservatory and then my Masters of Music degree from San Francisco Conservatory of Music. After teaching in several music schools in San Francisco I established my own private voice and piano studio there where I taught for 5 years. I recently moved to Los Angeles where I am currently a doctoral candidate at the University of Southern California in Vocal Arts. In addition to continuing my private voice and piano studio in downtown Los Angeles, I am also a co-founder of non-profit opera company, New Opera West, and the President of the USC Chapter of the Student National Association of the Teacher's of Singing.
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