Tania Savelli is the Director of TS ENTERTAINMENT CO., bringing over 20 years of experience as a highly skilled, award-winning vocalist in the entertainment industry. Known for her wide-ranging talent, Tania excels at transforming creative ideas into successful live events, thanks to her expertise in entertainment coordination. Holding an Advanced Diploma in Music Industry (Performance), Tania blends her roles as a singer, vocal coach, and visionary to enrich Adelaide's music scene.
Her diverse performance background includes work with corporate duos and bands, floorshows, weddings, and musical theatre. Tania is perhaps best known as the founder of the beloved South Australian vintage vocal trio, The Three Little Sisters, and as the creative director of the highly acclaimed, five-star show An Andrews Sisters Tribute. She also co-directs and performs as one of the lead vocalists in Hooked on Swing (Mario Maiolo Promotions), a show currently touring Australia's most well-known theatres. Additionally, Tania produces and stars in her solo show, The Aretha Hour, which she has been praised as "a brilliant vocalist" by WOW FM, with audiences calling it "a masterclass in how to honour an all-time legend." She is also the lead singer of Adelaide's latest soul and Motown band, Generation Groove.
Beyond her own projects, Tania works as a lead singer and backing vocalist for several notable Adelaide bands, tribute acts, and original artists including the Hindley Street Country Club and Kelly Brouhaha. Some notable performances including performing the Australian National Anthem at the 2024 and 2025 Santos Tour Down Under.
Tania’s past musical accomplishments include creating and directing the highly popular Adelaide wedding vocal ensemble L'amour, performing for hundred of Adelaide couples and winning eight ABIA awards from 2013-2017. She also had the honour of playing the lead role of Helen of Troy in the South Australian debut of the late Jon English's rock musical PARIS (Marie Clarke Musical Theatre).
With a wealth of coaching experience spanning over 20 years, Tania combines her sound knowledge of voice science, vocal health, and the performing arts to offer practical solutions to common vocal issues. She is the founder and co-director of well known Adelaide singing studio Vocal Hub and Vocolove
Tania has a passion for holistic voice training and commitment to continuous professional development – which is why she’s currently undertaking a Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) at the University of South Australia, which will give her a qualification as a voice therapist. She is skilled in working through vocal health concerns for performing artists, in conjunction with voice specialising laryngologists, speech pathologists and voice physiotherapists where necessary, and is experienced in working with voice users who have recently recovered from vocal injury.
Tania holds an Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (Performance) and is an Estill Master Trainer Candidate of world renowned voice model Estill Voice Training (EVT). She is certified in LSVT Loud, the gold voice therapy approach for people living with Parkinsons Disease and is also the group facilitator for the Hospital Research Foundation's Shout Out Singing Group. Tania is also a Vocal Health First Aider with Vocal Health Education UK.
Her passion and interest in the mind, body, voice connection inspired Tania to complete her Neuro Change Practitioner ™ certification, enabling clients to use the power of neuroscience to help set and achieve vocal goals. She volunteers on the board of directors at the Australian Dysphonia Network and is a past committee member for the Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing. and the Australia Voice Association.
Tania's extensive vocal coaching experience includes coaching as part of the vocal team for the University of Adelaide's Bachelor of Musical Theatre, taught vocals for tertiary music students at TAFE SA, and worked with Adelaide youth theatre company Pelican Productions since 2016. She has also taught at countless high schools and primary schools