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Lisa Sain Odom

 
Lisa Sain Odom

Lisa Sain Odom
Lisa Sain Odom is an assistant professor of vocal studies and musical theatre at Clemson University and is an opera and musical theatre singer and stage/film actor. She holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Vocal Performance from the University of South Carolina and has taught both classical and musical theatre/contemporary voice at Western Carolina University and North Greenville University. Odom has sung opera and musical theatre in Europe and the U.S., and her students perform on Broadway, on cruise ships, in regional theatre, at Disney World, and on American Idol. To find out more and get in touch, visit www.lisasainodom.com.

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