Vocal expertise for when you need knowledge, skill and experience. Margi de Ferranti has been a performer for over 25 years and a singing teacher since 1996.
Margi de Ferranti provides vocal technique, audition preparation, repertoire coaching and a safe place to sing. Students have gone onto gain places in Australia's top performing arts courses such as WAAPA, NIDA and VCA. You would have seen Margi's students in musicals such as Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Jersey Boys, Mamma Mia, Dirty Dancing and many more. Students range from kids, young
up and comers to seasoned professionals, as well as those just looking to come and sing a song or two. Margi's goal to help you find your voice in a safe place to sing, everyone is welcome. A distinguished luminary in the realm of musical theatre, Margi de Ferranti has enjoyed a flourishing and esteemed career since her auspicious debut in 1986. With a profound portfolio of theatrical, film, and television credits, as well as a plethora of prestigious accolades, her contributions to the Australian entertainment landscape are truly remarkable. Her theatrical ventures have been a testament to her versatile artistry. Throughout her career she has played leading roles in renowned productions such as: Fantine in Les Misérables (Cameron Mackintosh), Giulietta in Aspects of Love (The Really Useful Company), Maria Elena Holly in The Buddy Holly Story (The Buddy Holly Company), Rizzo in Grease (John Frost Organisation), Housewife in Working – The Musical (Glen St Theatre), Ilona in She Loves Me (Two’s Company), Dot in Sunday in the Park with George (NIDA), Donna in Mamma Mia (Louise Withers & Associates), and with her performance as Miss Bell in Fame The Musical garnering her a prestigious Mo Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical. Alongside being a leading lady of musical theatre, Margi has also spent over 25 years writing and performing in cabaret. Noteworthy among her achievements is her distinction as the Inaugural Winner of the Sydney Cabaret Convention. Through her work in cabaret and concert she has graced some of the world’s best stages including The Sydney Opera House and renowned cabaret venue Eighty Eight’s in New York City in show such as It’s Delightful, It’s Delicious, It’s De Ferranti, You’re Going to Love Tomorrow, Dear Marjorie – A Cabaret, This Joint is Jumpin’ – My Hip Replacement and Margi Sings Her Hits Off, further amplifying her artistic legacy. Beyond the stage, Margi has appeared on screen alongside acclaimed actors Glen Close and Harry Connick Jr. in South Pacific (2001) and made guest appearances in All Saints and White Collar Blue (2002), demonstrating her ability to seamlessly transition between different media. Yet, perhaps one of Margi's most endearing contributions lies in her role as a mentor and educator. Focusing her efforts on nurturing emerging stars and industry professionals, she imparts her profound knowledge to eager learners at renowned performing arts schools such as The Actor's Centre (ACA), MacDonald College, Brent St, and The Conservatorium of Music (B.A. Music Theatre). Later creating her own studio – Margi De Ferranti’s Vocal Expertise - Margi further solidified her reputation as one of Sydney's premier singing teachers for aspiring musical theatre artists. In her work she inspires her students to master their craft, sharing insights into song selection, audition techniques, and vocal artistry. Many of her proteges have graced the stages of notable productions, including Mary Poppins, Shrek the Musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Caroline or Change, School of Rock, and Fun Home, to name just a few, testifying to the enduring impact of her mentorship. Amid her commitment to teaching, Margi continues to command the stage with recent credits including Margaret White in Carrie the Musical (Squabbalogic), Dr. Charlotte in Falsettos (Darlinghurst Theatre), Duchess of Woodford in Nice Work if You Can Get It (Neglected Musicals) and her outstanding performance as Miss Thorn in Ruthless (Seymour Centre), which earned her a well-deserved nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical at The Sydney Theatre Critics Awards. Her artistic prowess has garnered well-deserved recognition, including the 2019 Glug Award for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress in a musical for her performance of Abuela Claudia in the sold-out production of In The Heights (Blue Saint Productions, Hayes Theatre and Sydney Opera House) and following a decade-long hiatus, Margi made a captivating return to the cabaret stage with her show Mum Loves Dionne (Warwick) at Claire's Kitchen in October 2019, earning her the esteemed 2020 Glug Award for Most Outstanding Cabaret. Margi de Ferranti's illustrious career stands as a testament to her profound talent, unwavering dedication, and lasting influence on the Australian performing arts landscape. Her contributions to the world of musical theatre and her nurturing influence on the next generation of artists make her an enduring and cherished presence in the artistic community.
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