Carey Ann Fisher

Raised in rural Pennsylvania, Carey Ann began her love affair with the theatre at the age twelve making her debut in the chorus of the Wizard of Oz (stepping into the ruby slippers herself a few years later). Miss Fisher cultivated a distinguished career with a local theatre company, appearing in several starring roles such as Laurey in Oklahoma!, Aldonza in Man of La Mancha, and as Tzeitel (even Dead Grandmother Tzeitel!)in Fiddler on the Roof. With a maturing, pure soprano voice and a three octave range, she couldn't help setting her sights on something bigger and better, and with encouragement of family, friends, and theatrical colleagues she set her eyes on the Big Apple.

At the age of 19, Carey Ann accepted a scholarship to attend the integrated program at The American Musical Dramatic Academy in New York City, focusing on acting technique, ballet, tap, jazz, and theatre styles of dance, as well as working with private voice teacher on musical theatre & opera. Becoming known at school as "the girl with the high notes," Carey Ann found herself leaping for projects that would challenge her from Shakespeare to classical arias, and enjoyed every moment that she spent in school.

After graduating school, Carey Ann found herself needing a change of scenery, and decided to move to Boston, where she found success working with regional and professional theatre companies. Most recently Carey Ann has been seen gracing the stage as Laurey (yes a 2nd time) in Oklahoma! with critics claiming, "the two leads in this show are perfectly cast with their fabulous voices, impeccable acting, and strong dancing ability. Carey Ann Fisher, is splendid as Laurey. She gives the character a backbone so she is able to stand up for herself as well as being sweet and tender when needed. Carey's soprano voice is superb and soars off the charts on the duet with Curly, "People Will Say We're in Love," and her solos "Many A New Day," and "Out of My Dreams" which leads into the dream ballet segment which she does her own dancing wonderfully, too." She also had the opportunity to be seen the regional premiere of the Full Monty, and also to grace the stage as the fiery Kate in Cole Porter's Kiss Me Kate.

She is pleased and honored to be sharing her journey, and will be sure to update everyone upon news of any future shows & concerts she will be participating in.

"Music is the height of human artistic endeavor, and I feel very honored to be a part of it."