Laura Cable is an accomplished performer and educator whose vibrant journey in musical theater and music education captivates students and audiences alike. A proud Arizona native from Tolleson, Laura’s passion for music ignited at the tender age of six, singing joyfully in her local church choir. Her talent quickly flourished, leading her to shine as a featured soloist in beloved musicals such as Aladdin Jr., Annie Jr., Seussical Jr., and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

Laura’s rigorous musical education at the prestigious Arizona School for the Arts (ASA) refined her skills in classical piano, choral performance, music theory, and music history. As a distinguished soprano in ASA’s elite Concert and Chamber Choirs, Laura performed challenging classical masterpieces in multiple languages—including Latin, Spanish, French, Italian, and German—with notable highlights such as Vivaldi’s Gloria and Mozart’s Coronation Mass. Her choir's exceptional talents were showcased at NAU’s Jazz Madrigal Festival, where they earned the highest ranking of Supreme.

Laura continued her musical excellence at Arizona State University, graduating Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education. Under the mentorship of distinguished voice instructor Carole Fitzpatrick, Laura hosted her own recitals, mesmerizing audiences with diverse pieces across genres and languages. As a member of the ASU Barrett Honor Choir and the acclaimed Sol Singers, she tackled complex masterpieces, including Beethoven’s monumental Ninth Symphony.

Today, Laura proudly performs with a community choir preparing for a prestigious performance at Carnegie Hall this May. With extensive experience teaching musical theater, piano, voice, and acting through dynamic summer camps, Laura Cable brings enthusiasm, professionalism, and a deep passion for fostering musical talent. She is thrilled to inspire and nurture the next generation of performers at Music Lessons Arizona.