Beth Lawrence
Singer, songwriter, music producer and mentor, Beth Lawrence has performed all over the world and has appeared in major showrooms and concert venues in the U.S., Canada and Latin America, opening for such stars as Bobby Vinton, Jerry Lewis and Don Rickles.
Beth is the owner of All About Voice, a company offering private coaching, corporate workshops in the performing arts, songwriting, pageant coaching, and wellness programs for those experiencing a vocal crisis.
She is the author of “From Shower To Stage...7 Easy Steps for Singing Like A Pro”, which teaches a holistic approach to voice coaching, and therapy honoring the connection of body, mind and spirit.
You've likely heard her on national jingles and film soundtracks.
Her CDs have garnered awards from Parent’s Magazine, Billboard Magazine, the American Song Festival and L.A. Jazz Scene Magazine.
Beth has written music and lyrics for "Marilyn, An American Fable," a musical that ran on Broadway at the Minskoff Theater in New York.
She was commissioned to write the original musical "The Journey Home," for the 2002 Winter Olympics.
For more than 25 years, Beth has been helping people all over the Untied States rediscover the joy of singing, performing, and living their Big Dream.
Awards
Land of Sleepytime…lullabies for the heart and soul – Album Winner, National Parenting Publications Gold Award
When the Sky Is Red – Album “Best Vocal Album of the Year!” – L.A. Jazz Scene Magazine
Billboard Magazine Songwriter's Award – Winner - Latin Division
American Song Festival – International Music competition Vocal Performance Winner
Just Plain Folks International Songwriting Competition Finalist
Music CDs
When The Sky Is Red - “Best Vocal Album of the Year!” -LA Jazz Scene Magazine
Land of Sleepytime - NAPPA Gold Award Winner
The Journey Home - Origina Musical commissioned by the U.S. Olympic Committee
Andrew Lloyd Webber - Broadway Collection
Bouquet River Suite - Meditation & Contemplation
Flash - featuring Nyle Steiner & Norman Thalheimer
Soaring - Songs of Inspiration
The Lost Songs of Broadway's 'Marilyn, An American Fable'
