Hi, I’m Kate—a voice coach, performer, and big believer that your voice deserves to take up space.

I’m based in Philly with my partner and our very cute dog, and I spend my days helping people find voices that actually feel like them. Before this, I taught public school in the Boston area for five years, then went on to get my Master’s in Voice Pedagogy (with a focus on contemporary styles), which is a fancy way of saying I’m both a voice nerd and your biggest hype person.

I studied Music Education at Berklee, where I got to perform all over the country (including stages like Carnegie Hall and Boston Symphony Hall), and somewhere along the way I fell in love with not just performing—but helping other people unlock that same confidence. Now I teach Musical Theater voice at Shenandoah and Temple, and also work one-on-one with singers of all backgrounds.

A lot of my work centers around gender-affirming voice training and creating supportive, affirming spaces—especially for LGBTQ+ singers. I’ve also been involved in research on how COVID-19 impacted singers, because again… voice nerd.

My studio isn’t about perfection. It’s about figuring yourself out. It’s about cracking, trying again, laughing, getting a little chaotic, and then suddenly hitting something that feels right. I want this to be a space where you feel safe to explore, supported no matter where you’re starting, and genuinely excited to use your voice.

Lets make some noise, figure some things out, and have a good time doing it.