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Pat Wilson
Singer Musician,Lyricist, composer, actress,Arts journalist, Theatre Critic,Pianist, Singing Teacher,Musical Director,Satirst and Author, Pat Wilson has mucially directed many theatrical productions over the past twenty years in Sydney,Melbourne and other parts of Australia.
She has written performed and staged many shows including Not a Vicarage Tea Party and Sod’em and Tomorrow. Several of these have featured her partner Adrian Barnes. She has been involved in television raio and film for many years and has also been a solo pianist/vocalist in restaurants and piano bars and Luxury hotels throughout Australia.
As well as running a busy private Music Studio, Pat runs singing and voice workshops and master classes, and has been on the staff of a number of Centres of Performing Arts,including the Eora Centre for Aboriginal Studies and The Actor’s centre, Sydney. She is currently understanking work towards a master of Applied Science degree at the university of Sydney, focusing oin the singing voice and visual feedback.
She is the author of The Singing Voice – An Owners Manual and co-author with Jean Callaghan of How to Sing and See: Singing Pedagogy in the Digital Era.
She has written performed and staged many shows including Not a Vicarage Tea Party and Sod’em and Tomorrow. Several of these have featured her partner Adrian Barnes. She has been involved in television raio and film for many years and has also been a solo pianist/vocalist in restaurants and piano bars and Luxury hotels throughout Australia.
As well as running a busy private Music Studio, Pat runs singing and voice workshops and master classes, and has been on the staff of a number of Centres of Performing Arts,including the Eora Centre for Aboriginal Studies and The Actor’s centre, Sydney. She is currently understanking work towards a master of Applied Science degree at the university of Sydney, focusing oin the singing voice and visual feedback.
She is the author of The Singing Voice – An Owners Manual and co-author with Jean Callaghan of How to Sing and See: Singing Pedagogy in the Digital Era.
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