Molly helps connect students, staff, and graduates with funding and support for exciting ideas and projects, and comes into classes to talk to students about all the amazing opportunities CEDO provides. Molly also trained at RCS on the MFA Acting course 2025-2026. From here, she went on to debut her one-woman show Rockpools at the CCA and at the Fringe 2026.
Fiona studied at the Juilliard School in New York, going on to become Principal Violist of the Royal Philharmonic and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestras. As a chamber musician Fiona has appeared at halls and festivals all over the world, such as Carnegie Hall, Bargemusic, Lincoln Centre, New York, Festival da Camera, Lima, the Wigmore Hall, Edinburgh International Festival, Singapore Esplanade Hall and the Banff Centre.
BA Honours, Dramatic Studies [Directing] 1994-1998
Susan is an award winning theatre director and voice specialist, drawing from her 30 years of experience of the Nadine George Voice Work. She has won 4 separate Made in Scotland Awards for her theatre productions and is Associate Teacher at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where she originally trained for her BA Honours (Directing).
Lecturer in Voice (SDDPF) and the Centre for Voice in Performance (CViP)
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Bill Wright
Lecturer in Voice (SDDPF) and the Centre for Voice in Performance (CViP)
Bill trained as an actor at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (then RSAMD) in 1990. After several years of professional work on stage, screen and radio, he began to teach Performing Arts at Coatbridge College. He joined the Centre for Voice in Performance CViP at the Conservatoire in 2007 and after engaging in further voice work with Nadine George of Voice Studio International, he became an accredited teacher in 2012.
As the KE Development Assistant, Gallia supports the Engagement team to deliver on Enterprise, Innovation, and Public Engagement through administrative support and project operations. In addition, Gallia manages the staff Athenaeum Awards and the Engagement Committee.
Dr Svetlana Zvereva is a musicologist, editor, choral conductor, lecturer, and language coach. She is well-known internationally as a specialist in Russian music, both through her publications and through many years of participating in international conferences, seminars, and lectures, and also as an organiser of music festivals and exhibitions. She has participated over the years in several Russian and international projects related to the editing, popularising, and performing of Russian music, as well as the strengthening of the Russian cultural heritage.