Dominika Handzlik

I’m a New York–based singer, actress, and educator with a background that combines music and theater. I hold two MFAs in Acting—one from the National Academy of Dramatic Arts in Kraków and another from CUNY Brooklyn College in New York, where I studied as a Fulbright Scholar. 

My musical journey began with over twelve years of conservatory training in classical violin, piano, and music theory. Alongside acting and singing music has always been an essential part of my artistic life. I perform as a singer and musician in various styles including musical theater, pop, jazz, folk, and indie. 

I’ve performed internationally in concerts, theaters and festivals across Europe and the U.S., including appearances as a singer at Carnegie Hall in New York. I was also a prize winner at the International Song Contest dedicated to Anna German. 

As a teacher, I love helping students discover their authentic voice and artistic confidence. I work with singers, actors, and anyone interested in exploring their voice, whether professionally or just for the joy of singing.

My lessons combine vocal technique with performance skills and music theory. Because I come from both music and acting backgrounds, I focus not only on how you sing but also on how you express a song and your overall stage presence.

In our sessions we may work on:

- vocal technique and healthy, organic voice production

- song interpretation and storytelling

- stage presence and confidence

- voice and body connection

- music theory (scales, chords, rythm)

- preparation for auditions, performances, or recordings

I teach a variety of styles including musical theater, pop, folk, and contemporary music.