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Associate Teachers of Fitzmaurice Voicework have
completed the Certification Program led by
Catherine Fitzmaurice and the Master Teachers,
and have from 1 to 15 years experience teaching
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- AMY
SUE FALL (07)
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 - Instructor
- Idyllwild Arts
Academy
- Idyllwild CA
92549
- tel:
626-274-7526
- e: dialectsandvoice@yahoo.com
- www.dialectsandvoice.com
- www.methodsworkshops.com
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Amy Sue Fall has
taught at the University of Kansas-Lawrence,
University of Missouri-Kansas City,
SUNY-Fredonia, and Webster University, as well
as private coaching in Chicago and Los Angeles.
Amy Sue's letter to the editor, "Response:
Rhoticity in the Accents of American Film
Actors: A Sociolinguistic Study" (by Nancy
Elliott), was published in the Voice and
Speech Review, Volume 2 (2001). Amy Sue also
teaches Louis Colaianni's Pillow Approach to
speech and has specialized in accent
modification for the past ten years. She
founded and produces the Methods Workshops and will be presenting another
Voice Methods Workshop in July 2008 with Phil Thompson, Louis Coaianni, and Nancy Krebs at
Marymount Manhattan College in NYC. She has
studied with master voice teachers Louis
Colaianni, Patsy Rodenburg at the National
Theatre Studio, and Catherine Fitzmaurice. She
has been the voice/dialect coach on numerous
productions including Grapes of Wrath,
directed by Risa Brainin, Two Gentlemen of
Verona, Moonchildren, Oliver, and many
others. She has directed Desdemona, A Play
about a Handkerchief, The Congresswoman, and No Exit, and was Assistant Director for Valley Song at Northlight Theatre (a LORT
theatre) in Chicago.
- MFA Roosevelt
University; BA Bowling Green State
University.
JANET
FEINDEL (01)
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 Associate
Professor- Carnegie Mellon
University
- School of
Drama
- Purnell
Center
- 5000 Forbes
Ave
- Pittsburgh PA
15213
- tel:
416-594-1401
- e: feindel@andrew.cmu.edu
- web: drama1.cfa.cmu.edu/web/acting/bios/feindel.html
Janet Feindel's
dialect and voice coaching credits include
Showtime's Queer As Folk; the Stratford
Festival, Canada; Shaw Festival, where she was
Principal of the Academy; Canadian Stage
Company, Toronto; Soul Pepper Theatre Company,
Toronto; Pittsburgh Public Theatre; New Jersey
Shakespeare Festival; Ark Theatre, Los Angeles;
and she coached Brian Bedford for the film Nixon. She has recently coached Measure for Measure at CMU and Macbeth at Starlight Theatre in
Pittsburgh. She led a Master Class at the
Canadian Voice Care Symposium and has been on
faculty for the Care of the Professional Voice
Symposium in Philadelphia for the last ten
years. She is a writer and playwright and her
play, A Particular Class of Women, was
produced at the University of North Dakota. She
is a designated Linklater Teacher, and has
studied voice with Cicely Berry and David
Smukler. She recently completed her Alexander
Teacher Training with the Alexander Alliance and
is now certified with Alexander Technique
International. Her article on Voice and the
Alexander Technique was published among the
International Congress of the F. M. Alexander
Technique papers, by STAT in England. She also
contributed a chapter "Strategies for dealing
with Vocal Tension" in PROFESSIONAL VOICE,
edited by Drs. Tom Murry and Michael Benninger,
published by Plural Publishing. Janet also
recently presented at the International
Alexander Conference in Budapest Hungary, and
presented and performed at the IMISE conference
in Paris France and presented again in Rome
Italy, with her write-up of the presentation
appearing in LoStraniero, published in Naples
Italy. She has also given workshops in
Germany.
MFA Carnegie
Mellon University; BA University of Toronto;
Honors Diploma George Brown
College.
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- LAURA
FLANAGAN (03)
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 - Los Angeles
CA
- tel:
646-342-5314
- e: laura.flanagan@gmail.com
Laura Flanagan
has relocated to Los Angeles. She teaches acting at AMDA and offers an ongoing Sunday workshop in Fitzmaurice Voicework in Silverlake. She was a New York
based actress who taught voice and acting in the
BFA program at Long Island University's CW Post
Campus and at NYU's School for Continuing and
Professional Studies, and coached at the New
School University. She performed in numerous
Off- and Off-Off-Broadway productions and
regionally at the Shakespeare Festival of New
Jersey, Florida Stage, the Magic Theatre in San
Francisco, and Williamstown Theatre Festival.
She has also worked as a teaching artist for the
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival and as an
assistant opera director for the Lowell House
Opera Society at Harvard University. Laura
previously taught voice workshops at the Mark
Morris Dance Studio in Brooklyn and privately
throughout the NY metropolitan area. She was the
2006 winner of the Charles Bowden Award for
Acting from New Dramatists.
MFA Carnegie
Mellon University/Moscow Art Theatre; BA Yale
University.
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- TRACI
FOSTER (06)
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 Regina
Saskatchewan- Canada S4S
0A2
- tel:
306-522-7630
- e: tracifoster@sasktel.net
Traci Foster is
a Canadian-based artist and educator who
explores and develops her work through a blend
of Fitzmaurice Voicework, extended vocal
technique, movement, and mask. Her latest area
of creative focus is as the founding member and
Artistic Director of Lunacy, an
interdisciplinary collective. Currently, she is
co-writing Twelve Crows, an original
multidisciplinary theatrical work and artistic
installation. Traci is a faculty member of the
University of Regina Conservatory of Performing
Arts, Youth Ballet of Saskatchewan Summer
Intensive, and Regina Public School Board's
Learning Through The Arts Program. She also
teaches privately and conducts workshops in
voice, mask, clown, and bodywork. In addition to
study at the Banff Centre for the Arts and the
University of Regina, Traci has engaged in
extensive training and mentorship experiences
with founding member of the Roy Hart Theatre
Group and extended vocal technique visionary,
Richard Armstrong of New York City; renowned
mask and clown teacher, Sue Morrison of Toronto,
Dora Award-winning vocalist and writer, Fides
Krucker of Toronto, and founding member of the
Toronto Dance Theatre, Amelia Itcush of
Saskatchewan. Her acting credits include The
Attic, The Pearls, Three Fine Girls, Room With
Five Walls, and Pretty Girl
Ugly.
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