About Reanna Rohrer
Reanna Rohrer has been singing and playing guitar since elementary school, developing a deep love for music at an early age. In high school, she was so dedicated to her craft that she often spent her lunch periods in practice rooms teaching herself piano. She participated in a wide range of ensembles, including jazz choir, concert choir, jazz band, and show choir, while also pursuing songwriting. As a sophomore, she won the Campground Contest and was later featured at the Sioux River Folk Festival.
Reanna continued her musical journey at Nebraska Wesleyan University, where she wrote and directed an original musical. Over the course of her career, she has taught more than 10,000 students across multiple states, including South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, and Colorado.
An active performer in the Denver area, Reanna has appeared as Peggy Sawyer in 42nd Street with Performance Now Theatre Company, Ivy in Bare: A Pop Opera with Bright Heart Stages, and as Ginger in The Polar Express Train Ride at the Colorado Railroad Museum.
In addition to her performance and teaching experience, Reanna is a trauma-informed educator, having studied with Arizona-based intimacy and coordination professionals. She is also certified in Mental Health First Aid through First Aid Arts. Reanna has taught K–8 general music in Arvada and Lone Tree and is passionate about empowering young musicians by giving them autonomy over their creative journeys. She is committed to meeting students where they are and tailoring her teaching approach to support each individual’s growth and confidence.
