Masterclasses for Third Level Institutes, Professional Train

A practical, real-world session on maintaining vocal health across the demands of performance schedules, touring, and long-running contracts.

This workshop covers sustainable vocal habits, recognising early signs of strain, and making informed decisions about when to perform and when to rest. 

It addresses the realities of “show week” living, including managing vocal load day-to-day, recovery strategies, and maintaining consistency under pressure.

Designed & delivered by a Qualified Vocal Habilitation Professional, Voice Coach & seasoned West End performer.

A masterclass exploring contemporary belt technique, grounded in healthy vocal function.

Understand how to reframe belting as a fully integrated physical action, supported by head voice development, classical foundations, breath coordination, and efficient support. 

In a group setting, we explore vowel modification, consonant shaping, emotional intent, and stylistic choices, alongside common myths and misconceptions about “pushing” or “forcing” sound.

Power, without compromising vocal health.

A performance-focused workshop combining advanced acting training with professional singing technique.

Drawing on a Master’s in directing for theatre and extensive experience in leading roles in the West End and international productions, this session breaks down how to make strong, believable choices in musical theatre.

Explore text analysis, emotional connection, storytelling structure, and how vocal technique supports a truthful performance, grounded in character work, and technically supported singing.

A practical, high-energy workshop using material from Mamma Mia! to explore pop vocal style, ensemble performance, and text delivery.

Participants work on stylistic accuracy, light choreography integration, and vocal clarity within contemporary pop-influenced musical theatre. 

The session also includes text analysis and performance choices.

Ideal for students developing versatility in commercial musical theatre performance.

A deep dive into the process of originating and developing roles in new musical theatre work, using material from Bat Out of Hell.

This workshop focuses on rehearsal room practice, collaboration with creative teams, and the artistic freedom involved in originating a character. 

It integrates belt technique, acting through song, and detailed text work, alongside practical insight into how professional productions are built from workshop to stage.

Students gain an understanding of professional expectations, adaptability, and creative ownership.

A practical, career-focused workshop designed for students transitioning into the professional industry.

This session covers audition preparation, self-management, professional expectations, rehearsal etiquette, and the realities of working in contracted environments.

 It includes guidance on building resilience, maintaining consistency, and navigating the demands of a freelance performance career.

The focus is on bridging training with industry reality—helping performers work effectively, sustainably, and professionally from day one. The things that I wish someone had share with me.