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About Zoe Olivia Andronikou
Zoë is a passionate singer and vocal coach who loves nothing more than sharing her joy for music with others. Her singing lessons are fun, informative, and technically focused, designed to help each student reach their full potential. She believes in working collaboratively with her pupils to set goals and achieve them as a team.
As a teacher, Zoë’s aim is not only to educate but also to listen, care, and create an environment where her students feel supported and inspired. She follows the philosophy of being “firm but fair,” while recognising that fun, empathy, and understanding are essential to success. For Zoë, singing lessons are not only about developing vocal technique and musicality but also about exploring self-expression and confidence. She finds no greater joy than watching her students grow and flourish as both singers and individuals.
Zoë began her training at the age of three at The Brat Pack Theatre School in East London, studying dance—specifically jazz, modern, and tap—alongside Musical Theatre and Voice. In 2018, she moved to Canterbury to study for her BA (Hons) in Performing Arts at Canterbury Christ Church University, where she graduated with First-Class Honours. During her time at university, she performed in several productions, taking on roles such as Heather Duke in Heathers and Maureen in HONK!.
After completing her undergraduate degree, Zoë continued her studies at Liverpool John Moores University, earning a Master of Arts with Distinction in Musical Theatre. While in Liverpool, she made her directing debut with Let’s Put on a Show!, which she also choreographed and vocally arranged.
With over 8 years of experience teaching voice and dance—and a particular focus on one-to-one vocal tuition over the past two years—Zoë continues to pursue her passion for the performing arts. She is dedicated to inspiring and nurturing the next generation of performers and arts enthusiasts, helping them discover the power and joy of their own voices.
As a teacher, Zoë’s aim is not only to educate but also to listen, care, and create an environment where her students feel supported and inspired. She follows the philosophy of being “firm but fair,” while recognising that fun, empathy, and understanding are essential to success. For Zoë, singing lessons are not only about developing vocal technique and musicality but also about exploring self-expression and confidence. She finds no greater joy than watching her students grow and flourish as both singers and individuals.
Zoë began her training at the age of three at The Brat Pack Theatre School in East London, studying dance—specifically jazz, modern, and tap—alongside Musical Theatre and Voice. In 2018, she moved to Canterbury to study for her BA (Hons) in Performing Arts at Canterbury Christ Church University, where she graduated with First-Class Honours. During her time at university, she performed in several productions, taking on roles such as Heather Duke in Heathers and Maureen in HONK!.
After completing her undergraduate degree, Zoë continued her studies at Liverpool John Moores University, earning a Master of Arts with Distinction in Musical Theatre. While in Liverpool, she made her directing debut with Let’s Put on a Show!, which she also choreographed and vocally arranged.
With over 8 years of experience teaching voice and dance—and a particular focus on one-to-one vocal tuition over the past two years—Zoë continues to pursue her passion for the performing arts. She is dedicated to inspiring and nurturing the next generation of performers and arts enthusiasts, helping them discover the power and joy of their own voices.
