Ross Scanlon

Ross Scanlon serves as Lecturer in Musical Theatre Voice at Munster Technological University (MTU) within the Pop, Jazz, Trad, Voice and Theatre Studies department. He concurrently holds positions at The Lir Academy, Trinity College (Vocal Faculty) and serves on the Royal Irish Academy of Music Board of Examiners, while maintaining a private voice studio in Bray, Co Wicklow.

• DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama: Awarded Michael McNamara Gold Medal for performance excellence
• Royal Academy of Music, London: Obtained LRAM teaching qualification

Specializing in Musical Theatre vocal pedagogy, Scanlon's research and practice integrate operatic technique with contemporary performance demands. His expertise spans voice training across theatrical genres, performance anxiety management, and cross-disciplinary artistic collaboration. His dual career as performer and educator informs evidence-based teaching methodologies focused on sustainable vocal health in demanding theatrical repertoires.

Scanlon mentors students through degree and Masters programs with exceptional placement outcomes in West End productions, Abbey Theatre engagements, and international cruise lines. His recent work with Sing Ireland's 'Irish Youth Training Choir' and award-nominated 'Sing for Life' program demonstrates commitment to community-based vocal education and accessible arts participation.