stephanie torres de los santos

Stephanie Torres De Los Santos brings humor, class, grit, and a wink of mischief to The Swizzle Chicks.

She attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and as a lifelong performer, she has roots in musical theater, dance, and a family steeped in showbiz magic. Raised among sequins, ballroom dancing, and backstage stories, she learned early how to captivate an audience. 

Stephanie delivers every song with warmth, wit, and just the right amount of sass. As a Swizzle Chick, she’s always ready to shake things up.

Stephanie Torres De Los Santos brings humor, class, grit, and a wink of mischief to The Swizzle Chicks.

She attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and as a lifelong performer, she has roots in musical theater, dance, and a family steeped in showbiz magic. Raised among sequins, ballroom dancing, and backstage stories, she learned early how to captivate an audience. 

Stephanie delivers every song with warmth, wit, and just the right amount of sass. As a Swizzle Chick, she’s always ready to shake things up.

stephanie torres de los santos

Stephanie Torres De Los Santos brings humor, class, grit, and a wink of mischief to The Swizzle Chicks.

She attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and as a lifelong performer, she has roots in musical theater, dance, and a family steeped in showbiz magic. Raised among sequins, ballroom dancing, and backstage stories, she learned early how to captivate an audience. 

Stephanie delivers every song with warmth, wit, and just the right amount of sass. As a Swizzle Chick, she’s always ready to shake things up.

Beth Kahlen

Beth Kahlen’s professional life has taken her to stages, studios and nightclubs around the world. Uniting her many experiences is a single, clear theme: the wonder and life-changing effect of the human voice.

As a singer, Beth experiences the transcendence and thrill of creating sound. As a teacher, she understands how one’s voice can be used as a tool in countless ways—voices can bond people, soothe them, reveal, convince and inspire them. Beth believes that there is potential and beauty in every voice. She is committed to making vocal study joyful and enlightening.

Beth received her Bachelor of Science degree in Speech Communication from Portland State University. Since then, she has pursued further studies in public speaking and studio speech, while also studying the performing arts—acting with Scott Kelman, songwriting with Chris Williamson, and vocal improvisation with Rhiannon. Beth has studied voice in the classical tradition for many years, and has professional training as a voice teacher.

After several years in television broadcasting, Beth turned her energy toward performance. Her travels took her to Brisbane, Australia where she was a member of the World ExpoCity Performance Ensemble and studied movement with Michael Mullins of Sydney.

Beth has played numerous theater and musical theater roles in community and professional companies. She spent several years on the road with bands performing in a variety of venues and styles. She also works throughout the Northwest with the Swizzle Chicks, a vocal jazz group that performs originals and standards.

Beth is a sought-after commercial voiceover talent and spokesperson. Since 2006 she has taught performers and businesspeople the skills of speech and singing technique, performance craft, studio speech for voice-over and broadcast, and presentation preparation.

Beth Kahlen

Beth Kahlen’s professional life has taken her to stages, studios and nightclubs around the world. Uniting her many experiences is a single, clear theme: the wonder and life-changing effect of the human voice.

As a singer, Beth experiences the transcendence and thrill of creating sound. As a teacher, she understands how one’s voice can be used as a tool in countless ways—voices can bond people, soothe them, reveal, convince and inspire them. Beth believes that there is potential and beauty in every voice. She is committed to making vocal study joyful and enlightening.

Beth received her Bachelor of Science degree in Speech Communication from Portland State University. Since then, she has pursued further studies in public speaking and studio speech, while also studying the performing arts—acting with Scott Kelman, songwriting with Chris Williamson, and vocal improvisation with Rhiannon. Beth has studied voice in the classical tradition for many years, and has professional training as a voice teacher.

After several years in television broadcasting, Beth turned her energy toward performance. Her travels took her to Brisbane, Australia where she was a member of the World ExpoCity Performance Ensemble and studied movement with Michael Mullins of Sydney.

Beth has played numerous theater and musical theater roles in community and professional companies. She spent several years on the road with bands performing in a variety of venues and styles. She also works throughout the Northwest with the Swizzle Chicks, a vocal jazz group that performs originals and standards.

Beth is a sought-after commercial voiceover talent and spokesperson. Since 2006 she has taught performers and businesspeople the skills of speech and singing technique, performance craft, studio speech for voice-over and broadcast, and presentation preparation.

CARRIE RAMBO

A dynamic and communicative vocalist, Carrie is known for her dulcet delivery of songs from the “Great American Songbook.” With a beautiful, lithe voice enclosing a steely center, she sings with stylistic perfection when interpreting classic tunes from the 1920s through the 1960s, most of which originated on the Broadway stage. These lasting American standards are loved and recognized the world over by generations of fans.

Carrie comes to the standard jazz repertoire from a diverse road and is adept at singing in a variety of styles—classical/legit, pop, musical theatre—and has sung as both soloist and ensemble singer in choirs, bands, musicals, opera and voiceovers, on stage and in the studio, as a back-up singer on the bandstand as well as in front of the mic.

Carrie began private voice lessons at age 14, and has been singing and studying voice ever since. One of her favorite jobs was spending a summer singing in a jazz quartet at the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel in Interlaken, Switzerland. She has sung with local Portland bands (Swizzle Chicks, Cabaret Beret, Carl Smith Band), and the Portland Songwriters’ Association has recognized her and her bandmates (Swizzle Chicks) for original songwriting featured on the album, “Shakin,’ Not Stirred.” Carrie holds degrees in music and theatre,…and yes: she has sung on a cruise ship.

Legit singing appearances have included the Oregon Symphony and Portland Opera Chorus. As a soloist: Portland Cello Project (Cellodarity), 45th Parallel, Live at the Fries (Vancouver, WA), Music B.C. Charitable Foundation in Vancouver, B.C. As a singer and lyricist, Carrie has also collaborated with Grammy-nominated composer Michael Hoppe. She is a member of AEA, AGMA, ASCAP, and the Portland Theater Alliance.

CARRIE RAMBO

A dynamic and communicative vocalist, Carrie is known for her dulcet delivery of songs from the “Great American Songbook.” With a beautiful, lithe voice enclosing a steely center, she sings with stylistic perfection when interpreting classic tunes from the 1920s through the 1960s, most of which originated on the Broadway stage. These lasting American standards are loved and recognized the world over by generations of fans.

Carrie comes to the standard jazz repertoire from a diverse road and is adept at singing in a variety of styles—classical/legit, pop, musical theatre—and has sung as both soloist and ensemble singer in choirs, bands, musicals, opera and voiceovers, on stage and in the studio, as a back-up singer on the bandstand as well as in front of the mic.

Carrie began private voice lessons at age 14, and has been singing and studying voice ever since. One of her favorite jobs was spending a summer singing in a jazz quartet at the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel in Interlaken, Switzerland. She has sung with local Portland bands (Swizzle Chicks, Cabaret Beret, Carl Smith Band), and the Portland Songwriters’ Association has recognized her and her bandmates (Swizzle Chicks) for original songwriting featured on the album, “Shakin,’ Not Stirred.” Carrie holds degrees in music and theatre,…and yes: she has sung on a cruise ship.

Legit singing appearances have included the Oregon Symphony and Portland Opera Chorus. As a soloist: Portland Cello Project (Cellodarity), 45th Parallel, Live at the Fries (Vancouver, WA), Music B.C. Charitable Foundation in Vancouver, B.C. As a singer and lyricist, Carrie has also collaborated with Grammy-nominated composer Michael Hoppe. She is a member of AEA, AGMA, ASCAP, and the Portland Theater Alliance.