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As reported this morning on Hair Balls, Houston opera singer Laura Botkin, 27, was killed late Sunday in a car crash in Lubbock.
The Rice Shepherd School graduate was a voice coach at HITS Theatre.
Botkin appeared in Houston Grand Opera's Your Name Means the Sea, as well as the recent production of Avenue Q at Country Playhouse.
A review of the musical on Art Attack praised her performance as Kate Monster, saying she played the role with "spot-on sprightliness."
It's a sad week for Houston's art community, which also lost renowned lighting artist Jeremy Choate.
