• Certified in Evidence-based Voicework - Maddie Tarbox Vocal Studio

• Teaches Contemporary Commercial Music, Classical, and Musical Theatre Styles

• Vocal Health Practices

• Works with all levels of singers from Broadway performers to brand-new beginners

• Believes deeply in the importance of emotional connection, trust in the voice, and an intimate relationship with the body

Lessons (30 mins or 1 hour) are offered both online and in-person in NYC.

Contact me for scheduling and pricing at adamwhitestudio@gmail.com

• Meisner Technique (Present Awareness in Performing, Repetition, Emotional Preparation, Character Building, etc)

• Audition Technique (Book and Audition/Aria Package Preparation, Emotional Preparation for Auditions, Monologue Work, Self-Tape Technique)

• Integrating Vocal and Acting Technique work to find free and expressive performance while singing

• Working Alongside Performance Anxiety and Fear

• Students have performed on Broadway, off-Broadway, on national tours, and in regional houses (like the Kennedy Center, North Shore Musical Theatre), and Lotte Lenya Finalists

Services Offered:

• Private Coaching (30 mins or 1 hour)

• Duet Coaching (1 hour, 15 mins) Grab a friend and join me for some Meisner technique work!

• Self-Tape Coaching (1 hour) Work on your material AND have me as your reader for your tape!

Contact me for scheduling and pricing at adamwhitestudio@gmail.com

I believe that we are only able to take risks and express ourselves freely to the degree that we feel safe in our bodies, trust our voices, and have compassion for ourselves. My approach to working prioritizes the artist’s experience and well-being, ensuring that my student feels safe in the space and enough in their own body.

Student empowerment and agency, clear and kind communication, collaboration, a relationship of trust, and playfulness are the cornerstones of our work together.

Technique work can only take us so far if we do not feel that our voice, body, and person are enough. Building a relationship of trust with oneself is top priority in my studio.

I am passionate about ethical and empathetic arts leadership and education as well as taking a holistic approach to arts education following the model of Person First, Artist Second.

As performers, we are only able to take risks and express ourselves freely to the degree that we are compassionate towards ourselves. By being self-compassionate, we are far more likely to be adaptive and resilient in a difficult or unexpected moment in performance.

Mindfulness practices increase a performers ability to…

• Become aware of and respond to the present moment

• Distance and redirect themselves away from judgmental or hypercritical thoughts and feelings while performing

• Be more deeply in touch with what they truthfully feel in the moment, and “let themselves be” with whatever they are feeling rather than trying to suppress it

• Relate to themselves with more compassion

• Reduce physical tension and resistance in the voice and body