Theresa Pezzano Siegert has won critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm wherever she has appeared.   Her numerous roles in opera/operetta productions at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank include Frasquita (Carmen), Santuzza (Cavalleria Rusticana), and Queen of the Night (The Magic Flute).  She also appeared in the role of the Mother in Brookdale’s production of Amahl and the Night Visitors.  

She has performed in both the Jewish and Italian Festivals at the Garden State Arts Center.  Her flair for Italian music was highlighted in a special presentation at the Monmouth County Library: “A CELEBRATION OF ITALIAN ART AND CULTURE.”  Her program of stories and songs under the title, “SONGS MY FATHER TAUGHT ME,” was so well received she was invited to repeat it for The Center For Italian and Italian-American Culture in Cedar Grove, New Jersey.

Her background also includes concerts at Steinway and Carl Fisher Halls in New York City where she studied voice at the New York College of Music.  As a cabaret singer, she entertained at elegant restaurants, hotels and retirement villages throughout the Shore area and places in Florida.  Currently she frequently sings on Broadway/Opera Night at Posillipo Italian Restaurant in Asbury Park, NJ.