I offer private voice training for singers of all levels, grounded in the development of a healthy, reliable technique that supports a wide range of styles—from classical and opera to musical theatre and contemporary voice.

My teaching is informed by over 30 years of professional performance experience on international stages, alongside my work in university-level vocal instruction. Lessons are tailored to the individual singer and are designed to be focused, practical, and artistically engaging—whether you are pursuing singing professionally or simply looking to develop your voice.

My students are working—and thriving—on stages across Canada and beyond. They have appeared in major productions and with leading organizations including & Juliet (Mirvish Productions), Richard II and Rent (Stratford Festival), Jersey Boys (Drayton Entertainment), Million Dollar Quartet (Arts Club Vancouver, Tweed & Company), Forever Plaid(Fallsview Casino), and Off-Broadway at The Player’s Theatre, among many others. Some have gone on to create their own work, earning recognition such as Dora Award nominations and premiering original musicals, while others have released original music or performed alongside artists such as The Eagles.

I want every student to feel fully themselves as an artist. That means never diminishing what your natural voice wants to express—while building the technical foundation that allows that expression to be free, consistent, and sustainable.

In our work together, we focus on:

• Relaxation and vocal freedom
• Breath support and control
• Resonance and natural placement
• Space in the vocal tract
• A connected, expressive legato line
• Belt and mix
• Crossover technique (classical ↔ musical theatre)

With these fundamentals in place, singers gain the confidence and flexibility to move between styles with ease—while sounding authentically like themselves.

I am proud to be on faculty at Wilfrid Laurier University and Sheridan College, and to work regularly with developing artists through workshops and masterclasses across North America. I have also taught at institutions and programs including California State University, Fresno; Western University (Don Wright Faculty of Music); Randolph College; The Latour Voice Studios (Las Vegas); and the Charlottetown Festival Young Company, among others.

In 2024, I was in residence at Stratford Summer Music’s Vocal Academy, where I developed and led its first musical theatre curriculum. I will return in 2026.

I have also served on the Program Committee for the International Congress of Voice Teachers (ICVT) in Toronto and am a longtime adjudicator with the Ontario Music Festivals Association.

I hold a BA in Voice from California State University, Fresno, with further studies at the University of Illinois and the University of Texas. My teachers have included Mignon Dunn, Richard Rhodes, John Wustman, Robert C. White, Patricia Kern, and Susan Eichhorn Young—artists and pedagogues whose influence continues to inform my work.

I offer engaging vocal workshops for schools, choirs, and community organizations, focusing on practical technique that strengthens both individual voices and ensemble sound. Sessions are accessible, collaborative, and rooted in professional practice.

I strive to create a space that is inclusive, respectful, and artistically empowering. Every voice matters—and every story deserves to be heard.

I am a proud member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS), a global organization dedicated to excellence in voice teaching and vocal health.

Stratford Studio

• 30 minutes — $55
• 45 minutes — $75
• 60 minutes — $95
• 4-lesson package (60 min) — $360

Toronto Studio

• 45 minutes — $85
• 60 minutes — $105
• 4-lesson package (60 min) — $400

Student and family (two or more persons back to back) rates are available—please inquire for details.
Rates vary by location to reflect local studio costs.