Lane Haugh

Lane Haugh is a Tallahassee based soprano. They received their artistic training through Virginia Tech in 2019, receiving a Bachelors in Music Education and Vocal Performance under the instruction of Ariana Wyatt. They continued their studies at Florida State University in 2019, and received their Masters in Vocal Performance in 2021 under the instruction of Dr. Evan Jones. While they primarily teach private voice lessons, they are active in community productions, including Monticello Opera House’s production of Sweeney Todd (2024). Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, they performed in the ensemble of FSU’s production of der Vampyr, as Patience in the Student Outreach opera, Patience, and in various scenes programs through FSU’s Opera Workshop. In 2019, they were awarded with the Beaulieu Competition scholarship for their artistry. In their undergrad, they performed as a Young Artist with Opera Roanoke in Virginia, playing the compressario role of the Officer in their 2019 production of Il barbiere di Siviglia. Additionally, they performed as a soloist in their 2018 Gala Concert, and as a member of the ensemble for their production of La boheme. Lane’s robust background as a singing actor is complimented by their love of teaching, and they are eager to pass on their skills by inspiring young singers.

Lane has been hired as a soloist for churches, music festivals, religious services, benefit and donor parties, graduations, and holiday services.