Grace (she/her) is an amazing, upbeat, positive teacher with her Masters Degree in non-classical vocal pedagogy from the awesome program at Shenandoah University. She has been teaching since 2018 and has a real way to make you feel right at home while focusing on accessibility, approachability, and repeatability.
In addition to having degrees in all the right places and being charming, Grace is also an active performer and researcher. Her solo self-produced show ‘Heartstrings’ has played at 3 major cabaret venues in NYC including 54 Below and in 2026 will play a fourth. Her shows were reviewed by Broadway World, Nightlife Exchange, and Boundless Theatre Company.
As a researcher, she works in the field of vocology and is a co-author on a paper about the optimal time to use your voice during the day (soon to be published), and her current paper is on measuring acoustic voice in actors. We’re really lucky to have her!
In her spare time she loves to bake – especially cake decor, watch old Hollywood films, and read murder-mysteries.
Grace teaches Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays in midtown (close to 8th Ave and W 38th Street).
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* Vocology is the interdisciplinary study of the voice, encompassing its anatomy, physiology, acoustics and psychology. It focuses on understanding and improving vocal function, particularly in professional voice users such as singers, actors, and teachers.