Allison Hull

Allison Hull is a Lecturer in the Music Department at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. She is a renowned mezzo-soprano performer with extensive experience in opera, concert, and recital performances, combining her roles as a singer, actor, and educator. Her notable stage roles include the title character in Ravel's L'enfant and performances in works by Mozart, Massenet, and others. She has been recognized for her work with organizations like Milwaukee Opera Theater, Skylight Opera Theater, and Seattle Opera.

Education: Bachelor of Music from Lawrence University (1995), followed by graduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and an apprenticeship with Skylight Opera Theater. She has also been a young artist with Glimmerglass Opera and Seattle Opera.

Research/Performance Focus: Specializes in classical vocal performance, operatic roles, and art song. Her versatility spans diverse repertoires including works by Schubert, Vivaldi, Bach, and Beethoven.

Awards: Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions distinctions, Palm Beach Opera Competition win, and participation in the PBS Thomas Hampson Masterclass Series highlight her achievements. She has also been acclaimed for roles such as Cherubino in Le Nozze di Figaro.

Teaching and Mentorship: Her expertise in vocal pedagogy and performance is reflected in her teaching at UW-Parkside and mentorship through opera apprenticeships.