Rachel Wresh is an American soprano hailing from Melissa, Texas. A specialist in crossover works within the opera canon, she is a tenacious and elegant musician dedicated to storytelling through emotional connection. Rachel is a freelance opera, musical theater, and choral performer. Additionally, she is an Adjunct Professor of Voice in Musical Theater at Florida Atlantic University, a Teaching Artist with Florida Grand Opera, and maintains a private studio of voice students. 

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On December 13th, Rachel will be returning with Coconut Grove Music Series as the soprano soloist in Handel’s Messiah. After that, she has crafted her newest recital A Love Letter to Golden Age: a valentine’s themed recital of all the best golden age love songs. It will take place on February 13th at St. Stephen’s Episcopal in Coconut Grove. 
 

All upcoming events are free. To get more information on upcoming events and to reserve tickets visit the events page by clicking the button below! 

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This past summer she was a Resident Young Artist with Ohio Light Opera, debuting in 5 productions including Brigadoon as Fiona, Patience as Patience (cover), and more. Also in 2025, she had made both her professional musical theater debut with Broadway Series at Lauderhill Performing Arts Center in Rodger and Hammerstein's South Pacific and professional operatic debut with Opera Arlington as La Fée in Cendrillon. 

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Other notable stage roles include Rose in Street Scene with Frost Opera Theater, Adele in Die Fledermaus with Music on Site Inc., Clara in The Light in the Piazza with Red River Lyric Opera, and Sally in Stone Soup as part of Florida Grand Opera's Education Outreach program. 

As a choral soloist, her favorite credits include soprano soloist in Handel’s Messiah with the  Coconut Grove Music Series  and performing in the world-premiere of Frank La Rocca’s Mass for the Forgotten, which was televised

on the EWTN network.

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Rachel received her B.A. in Vocal Performance from Texas Woman’s University and her M.M. in Vocal Performance from University of Miami’s Frost School of Music under the tutelage of renowned soprano Sandra Lopez-Neill. She is based in Miami, FL.