Allysa Packard Hansen, Voice & Piano
Allysa Packard Hansen is a highly accomplished soprano renowned for her captivating performances across the globe. Her love for music has graced stages in China, Italy, Prague, and beyond, where she has collaborated with diverse choirs, operas, and study programs, showcasing her versatility and dedication to her craft.
Recent highlights include performances for the Protocol Diplomacy International – Protocol Officers Association at the 2023 International Education Forum, a soloist role in Handel’s Messiah, and chorus work in Verdi’s Nabucco with the Washington Concert Opera. In 2022, she embodied the title role in the U.S. premiere of La Pauvre Eugénie. Allysa also performs regularly with the women’s ensemble Sopranessence, using music to support and raise funds for various non-profit organizations.
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Her repertoire spans both opera and musical theater, with notable roles such as the Countess in Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro, Rosalinda in Die Fledermaus, Madame Lidoine in Dialogues des Carmélites, Belle in Beauty and the Beast, and Marian in The Music Man. Allysa holds degrees in Vocal Performance from Utah State University and the University of Maryland, where she trained in the Maryland Opera Studio under soprano Linda Mabbs.
Now newly settled in Gainesville, FL after years in Washington, DC, Allysa recently married the love of her life, Teddy, and loves spending time with him and their dog, Sadie. She is passionate about connecting with people, exploring their emotional journeys, and studying how energy, life stories, and personal growth intertwine with music. Alongside performing, she finds deep fulfillment in teaching, sharing her artistry, and guiding students in their own musical and personal journeys.