Name: Sharing 2026: ‘The Singing Actor’ Vocal Masterclass & Workshop with Marienella Phillips
Start: 2026-01-10T09:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-01-10T19:30:00+00:00
Location: All Nations Centre

$Sharing 2026: \u2018The Singing Actor\u2019 Vocal Masterclass & Workshop with Marienella Phillips$

We’re delighted to announce that Marienella Phillips will be with us again in January to explore what it means to be a singing actor, sharing techniques and strategies required improve our singing from a musical, dramatic, and imaginative viewpoint.
This relaxed one-day course will focus on studying singing from an actor's perspective, linking vocal technique with truthful storytelling. Under the guidance of Marienella, participants will present a song of their choice to a friendly and supportive audience of their peers.
Marienella Phillips is a British-Filipino mezzo-soprano working across theatre, musical theatre, and opera. With a passion for performing nurtured early on, she earned both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Music from the University of Bristol, before continuing her training at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. She has since performed with some of the UK’s leading companies—including the Royal Shakespeare Company, Donmar Warehouse, and Welsh National Opera—toured nationally, and appeared in the West End.
Recent credits include: Hamlet: Hail to the Thief, Love’s Labour's Lost (RSC), Henry V (Donmar Warehouse & NT Live), To Henry With Love (Princess Theatre Burnham-on-Sea), Ashes (Princess Theatre Burnham-on-Sea), The King & I (West End / UK & Ireland Tour), A Christmas Carol (The Lowry / Hope Mill Theatre), The Fabulist (Charing Cross Theatre)
Marienella is also official anthem singer for the Rugby Football Union and other large sporting events in the UK having sung the English and Welsh National Anthems at various stadiums including Twickenham for the Six Nations: England vs Ireland 2024, Wembley for the Women's FA Cup 2024: Manchester UTD vs Tottenham, and Ashton Gate for the Red Roses vs Wales 2022. Winner of the Adelina Patti and Dolan Evans Prizes 2019 and Sir Ian Stoutzker Prize Finalist 2021 (RWCMD).
Masterclass places are limited, so please book early to avoid disappointment.