Amber Sudduth Bone
Affiliate Professor of Music; Voice
PAC 23; (360) 650-2015
Amber Sudduth Bone grew up in Hawaii and came to Seattle for her Masters degree in Vocal Performance. While at the University of Washington she was appointed to a teaching assistantship and enjoyed the work she did with her studio so much that she decided pursue it further and recently completed her public school teaching certificate with primary endorsements in General, Choral and Instrumental Music and Social Studies. She is currently a doctoral student at the UW, where she has been a recipient of the Brechemin Performance Scholarship and the Mortar Board Alumni/Tolo Foundation scholarship for academic achievement and served as lead teaching assistant for Applied Music.
Amber has performed as Gretel and Little Red Riding Hood in public schools on almost all of the Hawaiian Islands with Hawaii Opera Theatre's Outreach program. Other roles have included Despina (Cosi fan tutte), Soeur Constance (Dialogues des Carmelites), the Fairy
Godmother (Cendrillon), Columbine (Aria da capo) and Saffi (Der Zigeunerbaron) with the UW Opera and other Northwest regional venues. Amber has appeared recently as a concert soloist with the Annas Bay Music Festival and the Master Chorus Eastside. One of Amber's passions is conducting and playing keyboards for musicals, and she serves as Musical Director for Nathan Hale Productions in Seattle. Shows she has collaborated on include Urinetown, The Music Man, and Sweeney Todd.