Rebecca Noameshie discovered her passion for performing at a remarkably young age, taking the stage for her first solo in first grade. The exhilarating rush of live performance captured her heart, and she has never looked back.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Vocal Performance and a Master of Arts in Arts Administration, equipping her with both artistic depth and organizational expertise to thrive in the music world. Rebecca has built a multifaceted career centered on music education and performance, where she shares her love of singing and theater with students of all ages.

As a dedicated private instructor, she teaches voice and piano lessons, fostering technical skill, confidence, and expressive artistry in her students. She has also led preschool theater classes, directed choirs and theater productions for children through adults, and even written custom original productions tailored to her groups' unique needs and talents. Rebecca created engaging curricula for parent-and-me music classes designed for newborns and toddlers, helping introduce the joy of music from the earliest stages of life.

On stage, Rebecca has shone in numerous lead and supporting roles in classic musical theater productions, including:

• Guys and Dolls

• South Pacific

• Anything Goes

• Man of La Mancha

Her favorite role remains Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance, a part that perfectly captured her vibrant energy and vocal sparkle.

When she's not immersed in music or nurturing young talent, Rebecca cherishes time with her three sons and contributes her skills to the nonprofit sector, where she applies her arts administration background to meaningful community work.