voice and alexander technique vancouver

supporting embodied expression

Alexander Technique teacher Charlotte Herst stands in a black box theatre, framed between a brown upright piano and a stack of black chairs in the background. She turns to face the camera wearing a white blouse and turquoise and pink knitted vest.
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Support for:

Chronic Pain

Vocal Freedom

Ease of Movement

Performance Anxiety

 About Charlotte

 

Charlotte Herst is a British-Canadian soprano, voice teacher and STAT-certified Alexander Technique teacher who teaches embodiment skills and performance readiness to performers and makers of all kinds. Charlotte has taught in London UK at the Royal College of Music, the London School of Musical Theatre and with the Temple Church choral scholars program. She is dedicated to developing accessible and affordable resources for performers such as Folder Shoulder™, a mini-course for singers, and her substack movement community: The Process Rooms.  

Recent workshops include Folder Shoulder at PODIUM Choral Conference & Festival in Victoria BC, Singing into Being with Rosalie Warner at AT Congress Dublin, Complete Breath Support and Voice and Alexander Technique for the Actor at Bard Studio in Vancouver, and Alexander Technique and Gender-Affirming Voice with Sweet Flag Voice Studio. 

Trained as an actor and musical theatre artist, Charlotte has sung as soloist, ensemble singer, church musician, improviser/collaborator, and as part of an early music soprano duo. After becoming a yoga teacher in 2009, Charlotte began leading Voice and Movement workshops. Their approach is inspired and informed by over two decades studying anatomy, somatic practices, and the challenge of working with disability.

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