ALYSSA CLICK is a New York City-based singer, dancer, and actor known for her sparkling coloratura voice and dynamic stage presence. Some of her favorite roles range from Susanna in Le nozze di Figaro, Johanna in Sweeney Todd, Roxie Hart in Chicago, as well as Mrs. Wheeler and Imelda in three iterations of the off-Broadway workshop House of Eerie Figures. Most recently, she returned to The Green Room 42 with her cabaret series Get Wrecked, Too. She will join The Holiday Carolers for their 2025 winter season.
Also a dedicated educator, Alyssa serves as an Adjunct Professor of Voice at Wagner College, maintains a private voice studio, and teaches dance and voice at Broadway Dance Center.
Teaching
​ALYSSA CLICK is a New York City–based voice teacher and performer who is passionate about helping artists find power, freedom, and joy in their voices. As a private studio teacher since 2015, she works with singers across musical theatre and classical styles, blending strong technique with vibrant storytelling. Onstage, her favorite roles include Lois Lane (Kiss Me, Kate!), Susanna (Le nozze di Figaro), Johanna (Sweeney Todd), and Roxie Hart (Chicago), and she brings the insight of a working performer directly into her teaching. Alyssa especially loves working with dancers, helping them build audition books that reflect their unique strengths, refine their vocal skills, and step into the room with real confidence. Known for her encouraging, high-energy approach, she creates lessons that are both challenging and empowering. Alyssa holds degrees in Opera Performance and Arts Administration from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee and a degree in Vocal Performance from Northern Arizona University. She teaches both in-person and virtually, making dynamic, personalized training accessible wherever her students are.
​Skills taught include: vocal technique, repertoire, musicianship, sight-reading, audition preparation, role preparation, and an emphasis on an overall healthy style of vocalization in any genre. Alyssa teaches mainly musical theatre and classical repertoire.
