After fourteen years as a theatre instructor and private voice teacher at Ravenscroft School in Raleigh, Angela Santucci is thrilled to announce the opening of her own music lesson studio in North Raleigh. Ms. Santucci’s work at Ravenscroft resulted in her students being accepted into the top music and theatre programs in the country, including Elon University, the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, the University of Michigan School of Music, and DePauw University, among others. Ms. Santucci’s students have competed at the Triangle Rising Stars Competition in Durham, the National High School Musical Theatre Awards, and in the Miss North Carolina and Miss America pageants. In 2010, Ms. Santucci received Ravenscroft School’s highest teaching accolade, the Qubain Excellence in Teaching Award.

Ms Santucci received her Bachelor of Arts in Music from Northern Arizona University, where she studied with Paul Kiesgen, and completed her Master’s Degree in Global Studies at the University of North Carolina Greensboro in 2010. She has performed as a soloist in Handel’s Messiah and John Rutter’s Requiem in central Texas and toured with the Austin Chamber Music Center in Germany. In Raleigh, Ms. Santucci has performed with North Carolina Opera, the North Carolina Master Chorale, Hillyer Community Chorus, Capital Opera and City Ballet. In addition to her years at Ravenscroft School, she has taught at Central Texas College, the Cary School of Music, and in Spoleto, Italy, as part of the Spoleto Study Abroad program. As an actress, Ms. Santucci is a member of Burning Coal Theatre Company and has also performed with The Delta Boys and The Distillery. She serves on the boards of Burning Coal Theatre Company and the North Carolina Master Chorale and is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, the Educational Theatre Association, Arts North Carolina and the International Affairs Council.