Welcome! I’m Brandon
I am a Voice Teacher and Performance Coach based in London.
I’m passionate about helping singers and voice users of all backgrounds connect with their voice—not just technically, but physically and emotionally.
Whether you’re just starting out, preparing for an audition, or navigating the complexities of a performance career, I’m here to guide you.
About me
From the boy who loved dressing up to the teenager determined to turn his dream into a reality… performing has always been the thing that makes my soul sing.
In 2016 I graduated from The Arts Educational School my a BA (Hons) Musical Theatre and since then have been very lucky to perform around the UK and Internationally. I have played both principal and ensemble, equipping me with an understanding of how to navigating a performance career.
I am now studying for my Masters in Voice Pedagogy with The Voice Study Centre where I have the opportunity to learn from brilliant mentors and leaders in voice research.
I am now on the Singing faculty at Laine Theatre Arts and lead the BA Actors Singing module at Collective Acting Studio. Alongside this I am a course lead for City Academy and run my own private practice.
As a teacher, my goal is simple: be the person I needed when I was struggling. I work with voice users who love what they do, and like me, want to know more. It is my job to make the information, both scientific and artistic, accessible and attainable.
I think it’s perfectly reasonable to want to master your craft and be your best. Perhaps you’re feeling stuck, vocally inconsistent, or maybe, you just want to sharpen up. Empathy, curiosity and experience help me meet every student at their level to offering confidence, freedom and knowledge.
I look forward to working with you.
That little boy never did stop dressing up…
I have always loved performing and bringing characters to life on stage, whether that be in a musical, play or on screen. At the moment my focus is firmly on being the best teacher I can be and working with wonderful humans on the way. But I’m sure you’ll catch me on a stage again somewhere soon.
