Alison Guill

Alison Guill is a Professor on the Musical Theatre course at the Royal Academy of Music (since 2018), with a career bridging classical opera and musical theatre performance. She previously taught at Chichester University, Urdang Academy, Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, and London Studio Centre.

• First Class Honours graduate in classical singing at Royal Academy of Music
• Estill Master Trainer for vocal technique
• Active performer across opera (Cosi fan Tutte, La Travieta) and musical theatre (Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music)

Her research interests focus on:

• Vocal cross-genre flexibility
• Performance pedagogy
• Arts-based charity initiatives

Scientific awards:

• DipRAM for 'Into the Woods' performance
• D’Oyly Carte Fund
• Ronald William White Prize

Alison has organized online cabaret fundraisers like 'Cocktails and Cabaret' and 'Motherhood: Locked Down', supporting charities such as Acting for Others and Cancer Research UK.