Allegra Wright

Allegra Wright is a highly trained vocalist and teacher whose work is grounded in modern vocal pedagogy and a deep understanding of vocal function. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Berklee College of Music, with minors in Musical Theatre Performance and Teaching Contemporary Voice.

Her teaching is rooted in clarity and precision. Allegra helps singers understand how their voice works so they can build consistent, dependable technique and make confident, lasting progress. She is trained in The Connection Method and brings a detail-oriented, analytical approach to vocal development, supporting both foundational technique and more advanced skill-building.

In addition to her work as an educator, Allegra is an experienced performer whose background spans musical theatre, pop, rock, jazz, and classical styles. She has performed across North America, including at the Confederation Centre of the Arts and the Cavendish Beach Music Festival, and spent two summers performing in Anne & Gilbert: The Musical. She was nominated for an Ovation Award for originating the role of Sarah in This Is Now, and contributed to the development of its sequel, That Was Then.

Allegra also holds a diploma in Theatre Performance from Douglas College and trained in New York at Circle in the Square Theatre School. Her combined background in music and theatre allows her to support both technical development and expressive clarity in her students’ work.

At Chorus Studio, Allegra works with singers of all levels, with a focus on building strong, reliable technique alongside expressive clarity. Her teaching draws from her Berklee training, The Connection Method, and contemporary voice science, helping singers feel more in control of their voice and confident in their sound.

Insightful, grounded, and precise, Allegra creates a focused and supportive space where singers can take ownership of their voice and continue to grow.