Voice, speech, and communication coaching for actors, broadcast professionals, and speakers who want to communicate with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.

 

The way you use your voice shapes how your ideas, stories, and presence are received in the world. Whether you are preparing for a role, speaking to thousands of viewers, or presenting in a professional setting, your voice plays a central role in how your message is understood.

 

Teaching is one of the great joys of my life. I love helping people discover greater confidence, freedom, and expressiveness in their voice and communication. My clients include actors, broadcast journalists, on air personalities, and professionals who want to strengthen their presence and clarity in high stakes speaking environments.

 

I believe the most powerful voice is the authentic voice, the one that uniquely belongs to you. When the voice is free and connected, it becomes expressive, dynamic, and ready to be shared with the world. My approach draws from a range of respected voice, speech, acting, and movement techniques and focuses on developing the whole instrument. By strengthening the connection between voice, body, imagination, and communication, clients gain greater freedom, expressiveness, and confidence in how they communicate.

 

In addition to my coaching practice, I serve as an Assistant Professor of Theatre at East Carolina University, where I teach voice, speech, and acting for performers in professional training programs.

I offer coaching for individuals, productions, and groups through private sessions, workshops, masterclasses, and dialect work for theatrical productions. Sessions may take place in person or online, making it possible to work together wherever you are in the world.

 

Many of my clients are performers and media professionals, but this work is equally valuable for anyone who wants to strengthen their presence, communication, and confidence when speaking in front of others.

 

Two principles guide my work with every client.

“You have the right to speak.”
Patsy Rodenburg

“I am me. I am enough.”

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My goal is to create an environment where you feel supported, challenged, and inspired to discover more of what is already inside you.

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