Jenna Robinson is a New York based actress, singer, and voice teacher. She grew up on Long Island and fell in love with New York City and Broadway as a kid. Jenna graduated from the University of Miami with a BFA in Musical Theater. She is currently pursuing a master's in vocal pedagogy, specializing in contemporary comerical music, at Shenandoah Conservatory. Jenna got her start in theater by doing shows at her Hebrew school such as "Oyklahoma," "Lower East Side Story," and "The Sound of Moishe." Little did she know, she would decide to dedicate the rest of her life to performing and teaching! When Jenna became more serious about acting, she started taking voice lessons and dance classes. She trained in Meisner technique at Rutgers Summer Acting Conservatory and was named a Long Island Scholar Artist for Theater. She now has many regional credits including performing at the Argyle Theatre, Woodstock Playhouse, and Vanguard Theater Company.
Jenna is currently on faculty as a voice teacher at Hudson Classical Music Studios, The MAD Institute, and Music To Your Home. She also runs her own private studio in Midtown Manhattan.
Jenna is very passionate about her love for theater and hopes to inspire others through the work that she does. Studying musical theatre at the University of Miami has taught Jenna the importance of storytelling and the impact it can make on others. Her studies in vocal pedagogy help her students understand how their voices function while building and maintaining healthy vocal technique.