Taylor Frisina

Taylor Frisina is a Hamilton- and Toronto-based musical theatre performer, educator, and songwriter with extensive training and performance experience across Canada and the United Kingdom. She holds a Master’s Degree in Musical Theatre from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (2023) and is a graduate of the Randolph College of the Performing Arts (2022), bringing a strong foundation in acting, voice, and movement to her work.

A mezzo-soprano with a belt to G5, Taylor is known for her versatility, vocal strength, and dynamic storytelling. Her performance credits include leading and featured roles such as Guinevere/Lady of the Lake (Spamalot), the Witch (Into the Woods), Belle (Beauty and the Beast), and the Leading Player (Pippin), among others. She has also performed as a soloist with orchestral and symphonic ensembles, including the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra and the University of Toronto Hart House Symphonic Band, as well as in concert and cabaret settings.

Alongside her performance career, Taylor is a dedicated educator and creative collaborator, working with both youth and adult performers as a vocal coach, piano teacher, and choreographer. Her teaching is rooted in building strong technical foundations while helping students grow into confident, expressive, and connected artists. Drawing from her experience in choreography and performance, she guides students in movement, storytelling, and stage presence, with credits including School of Rock, Mary Poppins JR., Alice in Wonderland JR., Mean Girls JR., and more.

She approaches each student with adaptability and care, creating a supportive environment where they feel safe to take risks, explore their artistry, and develop a genuine love for music.