About

Gloria Bangiola is a professional singer, actor, producer, and teacher based in Brooklyn. This year, Gloria founded a production company called Salted Lemon, with fellow actors Vincent Van der Velde in order to produce and star in a limited run of stage play: BUZZER by Tracey Scott Wilson. In March, she completed the run of her second cabaret A LITTLE BROAD, which was hailed by Cabaret Scenes as “smart cabaret” featuring “a strong soprano”.

Gloria also made her feature film debut in the dark comedy Glue Trap, which premiered at Dances with Films in June 2023. On stage, Gloria has portrayed, Portia and the Soothsayer in Julius Caesar, Gwen in Planned Obsolescence, and The Waitress in Make Her Happen.

Gloria is a founding member of The New York Philharmonic Chorus and a proud member of AEA and AGMA. She began her career in New York at The Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College (MM ’18) where she played President Wintergreen in Brooklyn Baby, based on Gershwin’s review, Let ‘Em Eat Cake. Gloria has written, performed, and produced two albums of folk music: Past the Willow and the Well and Fool’s Gold, both available on Spotify and iTunes.

This year, Gloria founded production company Salted Lemon with her partners, Vincent Van der Velde and Langston Reese. The company’s first project, Buzzer by Tracey Scott Wilson was a resounding success, even turning a profit!

Gloria is a passionate teacher of students of all ages, working with Manhattan Youth Center as an early childhood music teacher and with voice, guitar, piano, and ukulele students through her private studio.