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Kathy Fink
Kathy Fink has been seen at many area theaters as both pianist and musical director. She teaches all levels & styles of piano, co-leads the Fourth Street Jazz Choir, serves as choral instructor at the Cocheco Academy of the Arts (CATA), and is the Director of Music for St Thomas’ Episcopal Church in Dover. She has a BA in piano performance & MA in music history from UNH. Her accompanying career began at the age of 9 for the 4th grade chorus in Leeds, England. She accompanied first full-length musical at age 15. Kathy has worked at Prescott Park Arts Festival, the Rochester Opera House, the Rep, The Bell Center, Hackmatack Playhouse, the Palace Theatre, Garrison Players, Governor’s Inn, Players Ring, and more! You may recognize her from the local band Crossfire, which she played in from 1979-1988. |
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Steve Canty
Steve Canty is a professional musician, well-versed in guitar, bass, and the keys. Canty has been in bands from west coast to east coast; from lead guitar and vocals for local band, Revolving Door, to studio work and gigs at the Palladium and the Roxy. Canty graduated from the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA and instructed there from '90-'92. |
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Katie Gall
Voice teacher and performer, Katie Gall, moved back to the seacoast area after performing and teaching in NYC for the last 10 years. She received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the Steinhardt School at New York University in Vocal Performance as well as a post-Master’s degree in Vocal Pedagogy. Most notably, Katie has taught at NYU, Mayo Performing Arts Center, and Highbridge Voices in NYC, and through the Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth. Additionally, Katie is a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and believes in a whole body approach to healthy performance. Most recently Katie has been seen in The Hunchback of Norte Dame at the Seacoast Repertory Theatre and at the Rochester Opera House in Happy Days: The Musical! |
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Andy Buslovich
Andy is originally from Rochester and is a proud alumni of the Spaulding High School music department where his deep love for the performing arts was originally cultivated. Andy is also a proud alumni of Berklee College of Music where he studied performance and arranging. His background is heavily concentrated in jazz ensemble and musical theater pit orchestra having performed in dozens of professional orchestras all over the country including the orchestra for the hit Broadway Musical Wicked. Andy can be heard in pit orchestras around the seacoast in productions at the University of New Hampshire, The Seacoast Repertory Theater, Rochester Opera House, and others. |
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Lewis Goodwin
Lewis is a versatile musician from Rochester NH. He loves all types of music and firmly believes that if you can play multiple musical genre’s then you are ahead of the game when is comes to the professional music scene. He has earned a BA in Communications (University of New Hampshire) and plays both Saxophone and Guitar professionally. He grew up playing saxophone and reading music throughout his formative education. He also studied music at Plymouth State University. He currently plays with a group called "Dancing Madly Backwards”, performing original music as well as a wide variety of covers. Lewis is passionate about teaching guitar, playing techniques, and reading music. |
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Tommy O'Malley
Tommy received a BA in music Composition and Theory from Keene State College in 1995. Since then he has played at various venues as a percussionist in the area including musical theatre, general business bands, orchestra, and concert settings. He combines both a classical training with a modern approach in his lesson curriculum; taking classical principles and exposing them in modern music. He hopes that his passion and enthusiasm for music will inspire his students to be the best musicians they could ever dream of being. |