Both! Workshops, masterclasses, and guest lectures can be offered either in person or virtually depending on your institution’s needs.

I’ve worked with singers, teachers, and organizations in both settings and strive to make each experience engaging, interactive, and tailored to your audience regardless of format.

Workshops and masterclasses can be tailored for a wide variety of groups, including:

• High school music and theatre programs

• College and university students

• Independent voice teachers

• Voice faculty & music educators

• Community theatre organizations

• Emerging professionals and young artists

Whether your group is focused on pedagogy, performance, business, or vocal health, sessions can be adapted to fit the experience level and goals of your students or staff.

Yes! If there is a specific lecture, workshop, or masterclass you’d like to host, I’m absolutely happy to bring an existing presentation to your institution.

I’m also happy to collaborate with you and your team to create something customized specifically for your students, faculty, or organization. Every school and program has different goals, and I love building sessions that best fit the needs of your community.

Rates vary depending on several factors, including:

• Length of the event or workshop

• Travel requirements/location

• Virtual vs. in-person format

• Whether the presentation is an existing lecture or a newly customized offering

Because every event is a little different, I’m happy to provide a custom quote once we discuss your needs and goals.

I teach a wide range of topics for both educators and students in the performing arts space.

For Teachers & Studio Owners
Topics may include:

• Branding & marketing for independent studios

• Growing your studio & attracting students

• Understanding and utilizing social media effectively

• Creating additional income & scalable revenue streams

• Contemporary commercial music (CCM) techniques

• Cross-training singers in multiple styles

• Working with singers recovering from injury

• Evidence-based vocal pedagogy

For Students & Performers
Topics may include:

• Acting through song & role preparation

• Musical theatre & contemporary vocal styles

• Pop/rock vocal technique

• Vocal health & wellness

• Cross-training in the voice studio

• Masterclasses & performance coaching

• Preparing to launch your first private studio or teaching business after graduation

If you’re looking for something not listed above, feel free to ask! Many workshops can be customized to fit your program’s specific needs.

A variety of formats are available depending on your organization’s needs, including:

• Guest lectures

• Conference presentations

• Vocal masterclasses

• Performance workshops

• Teacher trainings

• Q&A sessions

• Student intensives

• Multi-day residencies

• Adjudications and feedback sessions

Events can be structured for small studio settings, classrooms, conferences, or larger group presentations.

Absolutely! In fact, many of my favorite workshops have been collaboratively designed with schools and organizations.

Whether you’re looking for something highly specialized or want to combine multiple topics into one event, I’m happy to work with your faculty or leadership team to create a session that best supports your students and community.

Yes! I’m available for both regional and national travel for workshops, conferences, masterclasses, and guest teaching opportunities.

Travel costs and accommodations may be included in the final quote depending on the location and length of the event.

Virtual options are also available for schools and organizations looking for a more flexible or budget-friendly option.

Yes! I regularly present workshops and sessions for students, teachers, and performing arts organizations on topics including vocal pedagogy, contemporary commercial music, studio business and marketing, social media, and performer training.

I’ve presented for organizations and conferences connected to:

• NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing)

• PMTA (Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association)

• PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Educators Association)

• Music education organizations and performing arts programs

• Independent studios and community arts organizations

Whenever possible, I recommend reaching out a minimum of 3 months in advance, especially for conferences, semester scheduling, or in-person events requiring travel.

That said, if you have a shorter timeline, feel free to inquire! I’m always happy to see what may be possible based on availability.