About Micah

Micah Patt (she/her) is a voice teacher and theatre practitioner based in Atlanta, currently serving as Visiting Professor of Musical Theatre at Brenau University, where she teaches Applied Voice, Music Theory, and Musical Theatre Ensembles. In addition to her academic work, Micah maintains a private voice studio and freelances as a director, music director, and intimacy coordinator in the Atlanta area.

 

Most recently, she attended Shenandoah Conservatory's CCM Institute as a 2026 recipient of the Leon Thurman Human Compatible Learning Award, and directed/music directed Georgia Tech's spring musical, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. This fall, she will be returning to Emory University to intimacy coordinate their production of Fool For Love, directed by Mary Lynn Owen. 

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Micah is a graduate of the M.M. Voice Pedagogy program at Syracuse University and holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from Western Carolina University. Her teaching philosophy centers on helping students build sustainable, versatile, and confident voices through warm, direct feedback & a blend of contemporary and historical vocal pedagogies! 

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She is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, the National Opera Association, and the Musical Theatre Educators Alliance. When not working, you can find her in an aerial class, arts & crafting with friends, playing League of Legends (poorly), or reorganizing her furniture (again).  

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