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I'm Monica Rose, a Brazilian-American, non-union actor, singer, writer, and educator based in San Francisco.​

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 I’ve had the privilege of performing leading roles with renowned companies like Word for Word, Oakland Theater Project, and 42nd Street Moon. See my full resume here. 

 

I earned a Master’s degree in Voice Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music in 2023. While at SFCM, I had the privilege of performing roles such as Servilia in La Clemenza di Tito under the direction of James Darrah and Raviv Ullman, and Marmee in Little Women.

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Prior to SFCM, I graduated from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Music and minors in writing and interdisciplinary studies, which I used to fund research and performance of Brazilian opera. I produced, directed, and starred in the challenging Brazilian opera Domitila, a truly rewarding experience.

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I’ve had the opportunity to study abroad at the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz and was a Fulbright Semi-Finalist for the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music Award in Budapest.

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As a dedicated educator, I empower aspiring artists through private voice lessons and my work with Music Education for Everyone.

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Beyond my musical pursuits, I have a strong background in writing and communication. I’ve worked as a reading and writing educator, technical writer, and Portuguese-English translator.

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When I’m not performing or teaching, I enjoy exploring the Bay Area, indulging in various hobbies (rollerblading, biking, painting, knitting...I go through phases!), and learning new languages.

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