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With “a voice that could blow the roof off any theatre she graces” (Broadway World), Mary is an emerging artist in the Charleston musical theatre scene. Mary is widely recognized for her quirky southern charm and her “emotionally infused singing'' (Talkin’ Broadway).

Hailing from Moncks Corner, South Carolina, Mary has graced stages from coast to coast. Previously, she completed her Master of Music degree (Musical Theatre & Opera Performance) at Arizona State University, and her Bachelor of Music degree(Vocal Performance) from the College of Charleston.

​Over the years, Mary has delighted audiences in the roles of Emma Jones (Street Scene), Margaret Johnson (The Light in the Piazza), Jo March (Little Women), and Lucille Frank (Parade). Mary recently made her debut at the iconic 54 Below in NYC. Mary’s love for singing was fostered by the many choirs she sang in growing up, and so Mary is also highly active in the professional choral world, performing regularly with the Taylor Festival Choir (Charleston, SC).
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Mary's Teaching Style
"I believe that singing is such an important expression of self and in order to be a well-rounded artist, you need to be able to connect to the music in mind, body, and soul. ​To me, that means taking a holistic approach to singing, taking into account who you are as a person, where you are mentally, emotionally, and physically. I want to help you build a strong technical base with which you can experiment stylistically to find your own unique voice. Let's sing!"