Carver Mathis is a Houston-based vocalist, director, and educator recognized for his holistic approach to artistry and vocal performance. Some of his stage credits include Parade, A Chorus Line, Seussical, Once on This Island, A Concert Version of Porgy and Bess, and the touring production of Neil Berg’s Phantoms of the Opera (2012).

He has performed at Carnegie Hall as section leader for a Dan Forrest premiere with Manhattan Concert Productions, made his debut at Lincoln Center, and sung major oratorio works at St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans. Carver regularly performs in New York City during the holiday season and has taught Vocal Lyricism on Broadway, guiding emerging professionals toward authentic emotional connection through song.

Throughout his career, Carver has been called upon to adjudicate numerous vocal competitions and has presented multiple solo concerts that showcase his dynamic range and interpretive depth. His dedication to community and social impact extends to his recording work, which includes two projects supporting Covenant House — a Broadway EP entitled There Will Be a Miracle and a Christmas EP titled Being Alive.

As the founder of The Center for Voice and Wellness, Carver is devoted to fostering community-centered artistry and empowering singers through mind, body, and spirit connection.

“Artists need space not just to create, but to breathe. The Center for Voice and Wellness was born from that need.” — Carver Mathis

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