Overland Park, KS Broadway Singing Lessons

I've been a Broadway gal my whole life. Through my education and professional performing experience I have great knowledge about Broadway style and presentation. I teach a strong body based technique great for singing dancers and actors. I work to develop a strong belt through the understanding and coordination of the whole voice. A well rounded, versatile, and free voice is the goal for all students.

I have performed in dozens of productions over the years. Including West Side Story, The Music Man, Godspell, and Rent. I can help with breath support, articulation, action portrayal and much more.

I am currently coaching singers who have call back auditions for parts in local Broadway Musical productions.

I have directed the following shows: Oklahoma, Godspell, Three Pennny Opera, Annie Get Your Gun, The Sound of Music and Two by Two.

From Belting to learning how to sing while dancing and acting, I can teach you these techniques and more. I have sung in several Musicals. Most recently, I played Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd with the University of North Texas Opera.

I can teach you proper technique and stylistic embellishments to help you be a success

I am now on my second year of graduate studies at Shenandoah University for Music Performance with a concentration in voice. Before going to graduate school I took a year off and taught privately at a music school. Within a few weeks my students improved a few of them even performed in a recital. One student also performed in a local children's production of Legally Blonde. Students who study with me will learn the basics and proper technique to sing, will sing appropriate repertoire and I will prepare the student if he or she would like to make a career in singing.

Let's get you prepped for that audition or ready to kill it at karaoke next weekend! I have been singing, acting, and playing music (violin, viola) for over 18 years. My teaching technique focuses on musicality with an emphasis on healthy and safe vocal training. I have a degree in Theatre, so students have the option of working on character and acting moments with me. I'm able to teach music notation and additional music theory for those who want it, and I provide a safe space for both beginning and intermediate students who want to further themselves and take their voices higher!

I am studying to become a professional classical singer. Through my own training, I have discovered that having an amazing teacher – one who is supportive, caring, and hard working, and who will push you and work with you to be better – is the most important tool an aspiring musician can have. I believe that every student is different, as no person's body is the same, and no vocal instrument is the same. Based on my performance in the Teaching of Singing course at Oberlin Conservatory of Music, I was selected to be a voice teacher to non-Conservatory students at Oberlin College. I have now had several students, two of whom, with my assistance, have just been accepted to prestigious summer programs in classical voice. Though I have only been teaching voice to others for a year now, I have been teaching myself alongside my own teachers through practice and independent work for the past nine years, and I have discovered countless techniques and tricks to help every aspect of singing.