10/06/2026
At 9 years old, I entered my first church singing solo competition, and that was the beginning of my love for singing. ❤️🎶
I started jazz choir in 7th grade and continued singing in jazz and concert choirs all through high school and college—eight years in a row.
In high school, I was introduced to musical theatre, and my love for it continued into college. Along the way, I developed the skills of dancing and acting, and eventually, the stage became a huge part of who I am.
After 35 years of musical theatre, I still love the theater stage. But lately, I’ve realized that I need the simplicity of singing again.
The simple task of learning the music and finding my voice.
I thought I would sing Soprano 2 because I love singing harmony, but something in me said to commit to Soprano 1. So I listened to that instinct—and that’s where I landed.
No choreography.
No lines to memorize.
No pressure.
Just sheet music, music in front of me, and my voice.
And I love the feeling of it.
There’s something really special about returning to the thing that started it all.
I still love the stage, but for now, I’m needed elsewhere. And maybe this is exactly where I’m supposed to be.
I’m now part of Rose Women’s Choir, and our Christmas concert is December 12th at 7:00 PM at First Christian Church on Oak Street. 🎄🎶
I also have a few other creative projects in the works, and I’ll share all the details as they get closer.
For now, I’m just grateful to be singing again.
Love, Coach Kara ❤️