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Equity invites you to join us online for a fantastic workshop on the Fundamentals of Voice Technique. This fun and informative session with renowned voice coach, Julia Lenardon, will help you to develop your own “voice workout.”

Learn new skills and refresh old ones as Julia covers:

Breath/Body tension release
Breath Depth and Support
Resonance Quality and Tone
Vocal Hygiene and Health

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Date: Monday, January 30th
Time: 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. (ET)
Venue: Online via Zoom


ASL interpretation will be provided for this event.

To attend, please register here.

Feel free to submit a question in advance while registering to ensure it is asked during the webinar!

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Your instructor:

Julia Lenardon is a professional Voice/Speech and Accent/Dialect Coach and teacher. She has coached Voice/Speech for professional theatre including: Matilda the Musical at the Shubert Theatre on Broadway; American Dream for Gad Elmaleh at Carnegie Hall; Boy Falls From the Sky and Indecent for Studio180/Mirvish in Toronto; and numerous plays at the Centaur and Segal Centre in Montreal. Film coaching includes: Orphan Black (Echoes); Three Pines; The Umbrella Academy; Locke & Key. She has taught at several institutions including: The American Academy of Dramatic Art (New York); The Banff Centre/Citadel Theatre Professional Theatre Training Program; and The National Theatre School of Canada.

Equity encourages artists from all equity-seeking groups to access our Mental Health & Wellness program and to attend the online Webinars. Facilitating participation of historically under-represented communities in these and all of Equity’s activities is a fundamental commitment to Equity’s membership.

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Equity gratefully acknowledges the Government of Canada for the funding of these programs through the Department of Canadian Heritage, Canada Performing Arts Workers Resilience Fund (CPAWRF). / Equity tient à remercier le Gouvernement du Canada, qui a financé le Programme de réactivation par le biais de Patrimoine Canada et du Fonds pour la résilience des travailleurs du secteur des spectacles sur scène du Canada (FRTSSSC).