Meet Our Staff
Angela has been captivating audiences on stage and screen for more than 25 years. Originally from the United States, she has built an international career performing across the globe.
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Her musical theatre and acting credits are extensive, including Maureen in the Australian premiere of RENT, a performance that earned her an Australian Guild Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. She toured North America in the second national tour of CINDERELLA alongside the legendary Eartha Kitt and portrayed Perón’s Mistress in the 20th Anniversary National Tour of EVITA under the direction of Larry Fuller. Angela’s career has also taken her Off-Broadway, where she appeared in The Prince & The Pauper and AZ, once again sharing the stage with Eartha Kitt.
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Beyond the theatre, Angela has traveled the world as a Guest Entertainer on various cruise lines and appeared in countless concerts and symphonies. Highlights include representing the USA as a soloist at the United Nations Concert at Madison Square Garden, performing with Broadway veterans in the First You Dream benefit concert for the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, and joining the Broadway cast of Mamma Mia! for the Annual Easter Bonnet Concert. She has also been featured as a soloist in Broadway Rocks and Grooves in New York, 100 Years of Broadway in both New York and Barbados under the direction of Neil Berg, and the Christmas on Broadway cabaret, which earned her a MAC Award nomination.
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Angela Rogers
Owner/Director
Her symphonic work includes appearances as lead soloist with the Alabama Symphony, Kingsport Tennessee Symphony, and Arkansas Symphony Orchestra in the United States.
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Angela’s lifelong passion for the arts and her desire to share her experiences with others have been central to her journey. Her proudest achievement is becoming a mother to three extraordinary children, who inspire her daily.
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“It’s very important to me that the legacy I create lives on through them, and through every student I teach and every performer I share the stage with. The arts were a safe haven for me growing up, and sharing my craft has always been both an outlet and a calling. More than anything, I want to provide others with the same opportunities that shaped my own life. That is, and always will be, my greatest passion.”
Lucy Forster
Lucy is a passionate performer and student at Bellarine Secondary College. She has been singing for over 10 years, starting at age 5, and trained with Bellarine Performing Arts for 4 years before completing the GSODA Workshop in 2024. She also plays netball for the Queenscliff Coutas. She loves every part of performing — from rehearsals to being on stage — and is excited to keep growing and sharing her love for the arts.
Sarah Sharp
Sarah has demonstrated a profound commitment to musical theatre and the performing arts from a young age. Beginning her journey in 2019 with the GSODA workshop, she has since dedicated six years to honing her craft, particularly through her involvement in junior productions. Her passion for performance is further exemplified by her role as a lead singer in the Sweethearts band over the past two years, where she has thrived and cherished her experiences.
At just 16 years old, Sarah is currently in Year 11 at Matthew Flinders Girls Secondary College, where she is pursuing the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE). In addition to her academic pursuits, she is also enrolled at VSV for dance, integrating music into all her subjects. This strategic approach aligns with her aspirations of studying music at the university level and ultimately becoming a primary school music teacher. Sarah's dedication to both her education and her artistic endeavors illustrates her commitment to fostering a future in music education.