Rosie is a passionate, highly skilled and approachable voice educator with over 20 years of experience helping people unlock the full potential of their spoken and sung voice. With a deep understanding of vocal anatomy and physiology, and a love of seeing her clients thrive, Rosie combines expertise with warmth to help clients achieve real, lasting results.

Rosie is known for making even the most complex vocal concepts feel clear, practical, and achievable and for her ability to pinpoint a technical solution to a vocal challenge. Her clients value her ability to communicate with precision and empathy, empowering them to build healthy, sustainable technique and confidence in their own artistry.

Having performed professionally in opera, musical theatre, cabaret, contemporary music, and theatre, Rosie understands the pressures and expectations of the performing arts world first-hand. She has become a trusted teacher for performers in major touring productions including Wicked, Miss Saigon, Beauty and the Beast, Mamma Mia, Cinderella, Aladdin, Billy Elliot, Come From Away, and Chicago, and has coached and consulted for companies including State Theatre Company South Australia, Windmill Theatre Company, GWB Entertainment, and State Opera South Australia. Rosie’s also proud to work as Vocal Coach for the Class of Cabaret program at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.

As a Certified Estill Master Trainer, Rosie assists mentor Naomi Eyers in Level 1 and 2 Estill courses and continues to learn from leading voice experts around the world. She’s also a certified Vocal Health First Aider and works alongside speech pathologists, ENTs, manual therapists, and psychotherapists to support her students holistically. Rosie is committed to ongoing professional development with her most recent achievement being the acquisition of a lifetime membership with the Chris Johnson’s Teacher Program, Evolve.

Rosie works with professional performers in cabaret, musical theatre, opera, contemporary commercial music, choral and jazz, as well as actors, teachers, and public speakers. She lectures in Vocal Anatomy & Physiology and provides one-on-one tuition to Bachelor of Musical Theatre students at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, Adelaide University.

Above all, Rosie brings a wealth of experience, insight, and care to every session — creating a supportive, inspiring space where students can take risks, solve problems, and discover their full vocal capabilities.