About
Elena Montero Mulligan is a voice teacher, singer, and actor originally from Raleigh, North Carolina. She holds a degrees from Meredith College in Theatre (Musical Theatre Concentration) and Biology with a Music minor. Throughout her undergraduate studies, Elena regularly competed at NATS, placing in both the Musical Theatre and Classical categories state-wide and regionally.
Some of her favorite past roles include Jo March in Little Women: the Musical, Kay in George and Ira Gershwin’s Oh, Kay!, Gussie Carnegie in Merrily We Roll Along, Dido in Dido and Aeneas, and Virginia Poe in Strange City of Edgar Allan Poe. In addition to acting, Elena has also performed as a soloist with multiple Triangle-area ensembles including Raleigh Symphony Orchestra, Cary Community Choir, and Raleigh Community Orchestra. Currently, Elena is an Adjunct Instructor of Voice at NYU Steinhardt where she is pursuing the Dual Degree Master of Music in Musical Theatre Vocal Performance and Advanced Certificate .
Currently, Elena is an Adjunct Instructor of Voice at NYU Steinhardt where she is pursuing the Dual Degree Master of Music in Musical Theatre Vocal Performance and Advanced Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy. Most recently, her book review of Trauma and the Voice by Dr. Emily Jaworski Koriath was published in the Journal of Voice. She has previously taught through music schools in the Raleigh area, including Chapel Hill School of Musical Arts, and maintains a private studio in New York City and via virtual lessons.