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Foster Johns is a Knight Thompson Speechwork Certified voice and speech coach currently based in the Twin Cities. He holds a degree in voice studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and a degree in theatre and English from Boston College. This fall, he will begin teaching at the University of Michigan School of Music, Dance & Theatre as a lecturer of voice and speech for the university’s acting and directing degree. (FosterJohns.com)
Preparing the voice and speech style of a particular role is a process that has a number of factors to consider, particularly if the performer is playing multiple parts in a production. This session will offer educators both theoretical and practical approaches to finding a character voice that suits the needs of the role. This process will lead to enriched storytelling and guide the performer toward an expanded range of vocal expression.
Preparing the voice and speech style of a particular role is a process that has a number of factors to consider, particularly if the performer is playing multiple parts in a production. This session will offer educators both theoretical and practical approaches to finding a character voice that suits the needs of the role. This process will lead to enriched storytelling and guide the performer toward an expanded range of vocal expression.
