April Lisette Ball

April Lisette Ball is an award-winning singer and musician from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who has built a diverse and accomplished career in the performing arts. She is currently based in Boston, where she works as an actor, singer, pianist, and educator. Ball holds a B.A. in music performance (voice and piano) from New Mexico Highlands University, and an M.F.A. in musical theater vocal pedagogy from Boston Conservatory at Berklee. With over 13 years of teaching experience, she specializes in voice and piano, focusing particularly on musical theater voices. She has taught both in one-on-one settings and workshops, showcasing her versatility and commitment to education in the arts. Notably, she has had the opportunity to accompany students at Carnegie Hall for the Young Concert Artists and internationally at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto for the Student Honors Concert.

She has worked professionally in regional theaters and cabarets across the United States. Some of her recent theater credits in Boston include roles in Violet (Lula Buffington/Landlady), Tarzan (Mallory/Ensemble), August: Osage County (Johnna Monevata), and singing in The Black Box Songwriter Series in Waitress (Becky) and a Taylor Swift tribute. Her film credits include roles in the independent short, In the Wake; the film Spy Balloon, where she portrayed Vice President Kamala Harris; and Do You Remember Me as Nicky. She is a proud member of NATS, MTEA, and AEA.