Luke Di Somma is a New Zealand composer, lyricist, conductor and educator based in Melbourne. A Fulbright scholar, Luke studied at New York University and worked in London from 2015 - 2017. He is currently a Sessional Lecturer at Federation University of Australia, and has also has taught at New York University, Victorian College of the Arts, Patrick Studios, NASDA as well as the Stella Adler MT Intensive in New York.

 

Luke is the co-writer of hit musical THAT BLOODY WOMAN, which toured New Zealand and is now licensed by MTI. In the UK, his work has been seen at Andrew Lloyd Weber’s The Other Palace theatre. His music has been sung by Broadway’s Andréa Burns, Olivier winners David Bedella and Rebecca Trehearn, and Tony nominees Andy Karl and Eva Noblezada. Luke is also the founder and director of CIMTSS - a MT holiday programme in NZ where he has worked with Sutton Foster, Jonathan Groff and Joshua Henry.