“My mission is to create a joyful, judgment-free space where singers discover the power of their voice through playful exploration, bold storytelling, and the transformative magic of performance, because great singing isn’t just technique, it’s bringing a character to life and having a blast doing it.”

Jared White is a Pacific Northwest performer and voice teacher with a passion for musical theater, opera, and choral music. You may recognize him from some of your favorite stories as he has played The Beast in Beauty and the Beast, King Triton in The Little Mermaid, and Kristoff in Frozen (at this point, Disney is basically a third employer). His musical theater work also includes Herr Zeller in The Sound of Music, the Sergeant of Police in Pirates of Penzance, and Trent Oliver in The Prom. On the operatic side, his roles include Papageno in Die Zauberflöte, Sheriff Byrd in the world premiere of Tacoma Method, and Morales in Carmen.

When he’s not on stage, Jared sings with celebrated ensembles including Opus 7, the Byrd Ensemble, and Radiance, and serves on the Board of Directors for the Lowbrow Opera Collective, dedicated to making opera fun, relevant, and accessible to everyone.

In the studio, Jared creates a joyful, judgment-free space where singers of all ages discover the power of their voice through playful exploration, bold storytelling, and the transformative magic of performance. Great singing isn’t just technique, it’s bringing a character to life (and sometimes that character is yourself) and having a blast doing it. Whether a student is just starting out or preparing for an audition, Jared meets them where they are and helps them take bold, creative risks.

His love of the stage is matched only by his love of dogs, gardening, reading, and the Oxford comma.