Very cool resources provided by the NYPL for those living in the city: https://www.nypl.org/research/lpa/tech-kits Yes, you can borrow...

Many of us have pivoted towards more VO and animation work during the pandemic. Here’s a summary of 8 vocal gear areas my students tweak...

Cognitive science continues to help us make strides in understanding what is involved when we pick up new skills by motor learning. While...

This post is about breaking down the tradition block practice into smaller pieces. Before: I used to do more blocked practice, where I...

Many of us have moved to online voice lessons and online performances this spring, and with this comes the need to find accompaniment...

This newly published finding out of the New England Conservatory shows Zoom outstrips three other platforms (including FaceTime) in...

Dear students returning from spring break and grappling with how this semester has completely changed, We've all probably received our...

Here are some resources I've found helpful. Feel free to chat with me about any of these. "How to Make Performance Anxiety an Asset...

Self-tapes are here to stay, and we can probably expect them to be even more widespread moving forward, post COVID-19. Here's a...

Here in New York City where performers have probably easier access to voice teachers than elsewhere, we are in the months ahead facing...

No, not your check book, your MT audition book. As a voice teacher, my community of pedagogues and I have common stories of how some...

In helping fellow actors prepare for auditions and shows, I'm always curious to learn about other's preparation processes and to see how...