Specificity
Good performance lives in clear choices, not generalized emotion.
Bio
Erin Cross is an actress, singer, and vocal coach whose work spans theatre, cabaret, concert performance, band work, and private instruction.


The work
Erin’s performance work is rooted in close listening: to the score, to the text, to the people sharing the stage, and to the audience in the room. Her credits include regional theatre, live music, cabaret, and featured vocal performance.
That performer’s perspective also shapes her work as a coach. Rather than chasing a single “correct” sound, Erin helps singers understand what their voices are doing, build dependable habits, and make choices that support both the music and the story.
Her studio welcomes developing singers and experienced performers seeking thoughtful, practical work on technique, repertoire, auditions, and performance confidence.
Good performance lives in clear choices, not generalized emotion.
Technique should make expressive singing more available, not more complicated.
The most useful question is often not “Was that right?” but “What changed?”

Selected work
Erin’s archive includes Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Love/Sick, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, The Armonia Band, Nonfiction Addiction, and concert and cabaret appearances.