Opera Singer. Actor. Teacher. Music Director.
Opera Singer. Actor. Teacher. Music Director.
Deirdre is an operatic mezzo-soprano as well as a voice teacher, actor, and music director. She is a proud graduate of New York University Steinhardt where she earned her Masters of Music in Classical Voice in the studio of soprano Rosa Vento. She also holds a vocal performance degree from Providence College, where she also studied musical theatre. To view Deirdre's performance calendar, please visit the "Events" page. To learn more about Deirdre, go to the “About Me” page and “Resume” link to view her past experience. To see some photos of Deirdre’s past performances, please go to “Gallery” page.
Deirdre is an operatic mezzo-soprano as well as a voice teacher, actor, and music director. She is a proud graduate of New York University Steinhardt where she earned her Masters of Music in Classical Voice in the studio of soprano Rosa Vento. She also holds a vocal performance degree from Providence College, where she also studied musical theatre. To view Deirdre's performance calendar, please visit the "Events" page. To learn more about Deirdre, go to the “About Me” page and “Resume” link to view her past experience. To see some photos of Deirdre’s past performances, please go to “Gallery” page.
Reviews
Reviews
"Deirdre Lahiff shines as Meredith Parker who takes a maternal interest in Edgar, teaching him how to talk and saving his life from her crazed husband at their first meeting. The most poignant songs sung by Deirdre as Meredith, the mother are “Home for You” where she comforts Edgar after he’s mistreated and “Three Bedroom House” where she yearns to escape this awful town to save Edgar’s life."
"Deirdre Lahiff shines as Meredith Parker who takes a maternal interest in Edgar, teaching him how to talk and saving his life from her crazed husband at their first meeting. The most poignant songs sung by Deirdre as Meredith, the mother are “Home for You” where she comforts Edgar after he’s mistreated and “Three Bedroom House” where she yearns to escape this awful town to save Edgar’s life."
-Tony Annicone, New England Theatre Mirror