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About SBA
Sarah Beth Andrews is an actress, singer, and entertainer from New Jersey. She is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association and The National Association of Teachers of Singing. With a vocal range that spans almost four octaves, she continues to impress audiences with her musical versatility and captivating stage presence. Sarah Beth has a BFA degree in Musical Theatre from Montclair State University which included the study of vocal pedagogy. Through out her career she has performed for Disney Cruise Line, Disneyland Paris, and Equity theatre productions. Some of her favorite theatre credits include "The Fantasticks" (Luisa), "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" (Sally Brown) and "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" (The Narrator- her personal favorite). In addition to theatre, she is part of a live music duo with her mother, (guitarist) Joan. Most recently, SBA wrote and starred in a one woman production titled "My Great Adventure", a cabaret style show about her journey a performer inspired by her favorite catch phrase: "I didn't get this far, just to get this far."
Stage to Classroom
Aside from performing, Sarah Beth is a passionate voice, acting, and Musical Theatre instructor. She has been teaching voice and musical theatre since 2015 specializing in technique, developing voices, musical theatre repertoire, and vocal health (both preventative and rehabilitative). Classically trained, she uses her exceptional skills and knowledge to excite and educate students of all ages and abilities. Leading with passion, professionalism, and great enthusiasm, she builds her students' voices and confidence, helping them reach their fullest potential. SBA is currently teaching at her private studio in central New Jersey. In addition to private lessons she teaches master classes, workshops, and hosts a monthly youth cabaret night.
"I would not be where I am or who I am today if it wasn't for my mentors. I pass on my knowledge and love for performing in hopes to inspire and impact others in that same way."
-Sarah Beth Andrews
