Fiona Mc Dougal
About Fiona Mc Dougal
Fiona Mc Dougal is a seasoned vocal coach with extensive experience in musical theatre, currently working at the School of Rock and The X Factor. She has participated in numerous productions, including Love Never Dies and CATS, and has worked in various international contexts, showcasing her adaptability and expertise.
Current Work at School of Rock
Fiona Mc Dougal serves as a vocal coach at the School of Rock, a role she has held since 2015. Her work encompasses training and developing vocal skills for performers in both London and New York. This position allows her to leverage her extensive experience in musical theatre and coaching to guide aspiring artists.
Experience in Touring Productions
Fiona has participated in various touring productions, including the UK Tour of HAIRSPRAY and the US Tour of Love Never Dies. Her involvement in these productions demonstrates her adaptability and proficiency in working within different cultural contexts and performance environments.
Vocal Coaching at Major Productions
Fiona has held vocal coaching positions at several prominent productions, including The X Factor and The Voice. Her experience spans various notable projects such as CATS, Love Never Dies, and the Broadway production of Phantom of the Opera, showcasing her expertise in vocal training across different musical styles.
Educational Background in Performing Arts
Fiona studied at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Honours in Music (Performing Arts) from 2006 to 2010. This educational foundation has equipped her with the skills necessary for her successful career in vocal coaching and musical theatre.
Previous Roles in Vocal Coaching
Fiona has a diverse background in vocal coaching, having worked with various organizations and productions. Her previous roles include coaching for the English National Opera, Stage Entertainment, and Really Useful Group Ltd. These experiences have contributed to her extensive portfolio in the musical theatre industry.