Kathrina is also a musical theatre performer, performing in Off-Broadway and Regional Theatre and has been in musicals such as Godspell and Miss Saigon. After completing her Associate of Arts degree at Pierce College, she transferred to Pace University School of Performing Arts in New York City, graduating in 2016 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theatre studying under Robert Sussuma, Aimee Steele, Ryan Scott Oliver, and Bob Cline. After her senior showcase, she signed with The Mine Talent Agency in NYC and became a member of the Actor’s Equity Association. She has performed in many venues — Feinstein’s/54 Below, Joe’s Pub at The Public Theatre, The Town Hall, her first solo show at Rockwood Music Hall, and the world renowned Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center where she was a standby artist for Christina Aguilera during The Frank Sinatra: A Voice for a Century Concert at David Geffen Hall. She was also a finalist on the Season 13 of NBC The Voice, coached by Jennifer Hudson and was later coached by Blake Shelton. During the show, she also received mentorship from Kelly Rowland and Kelly Clarkson. Kathrina is a dedicated voice educator with her own private voice/piano studio and also serves as an audition/performance coach, sharing her experience and knowledge about the music and theatre industry. Inspired by her roots, she is currently researching the tribal sounds of the Philippines to display her Filipino culture in her music, interweaving different mediums of performance such as dance/experimental theatre. Kathrina is a recent graduate with a Master of Fine Arts VoiceArts and served as a Musical Theatre Technique and Repertoire Instructor at the prestigious California Institute of the Arts.