WHY PRACTISE VOICE WORK? 
 
Voice work is the practice of exploring and developing the human voice to enhance vocal awareness, connect voice with the body and mind, and bring out greater expressiveness and authenticity. With regular practice, actors can discover voices suitable for different characters, while non-actors can unleash the potential of their natural voice for clearer, more impactful communication—both professionally and personally. 
 
WHAT IS THIS WORKSHOP ABOUT? 
 
This 90-minute introductory workshop offers a kinaesthetic learning experience and a basic introduction to voice work. Participants will explore how voice connects with body movement and imagery, alongside exercises involving text. The workshop aims to help participants: 
 
Explore the potential of the human voice 
 Free their natural voice 
 Discover the power of vocal expression beyond words
 
This embodied experience gives a taste of vocal imagery and foundational skills in vocalisation—with and without speech—beneficial for both everyday and professional communication. 
 
The workshop also serves as a prelude to a four-session course on spoken voice and communication, structured around the progression of awareness, alignment, articulation, and authenticity. 
 
Curated by voice coach Jace Au, the workshop and course draw on her extensive experience in broadcasting and voice coaching, integrating techniques acquired from her training at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (RCSSD). 
 
 
WHAT SHOULD PARTICIPANTS PREPARE FOR THE WORKSHOP? 
 
Voice work involves body movement and floor work. For your comfort and to get the most out of the experience, please bring: 
 
A yoga mat 
A towel (to be rolled up for support) 
Drinking water 
An OPEN MIND! 
 
Wear clothing suitable for light movement. You may also wish to bring a notebook and pen to jot down reflections during discussions. 
 
You’ll be getting a taste of a typical voice class in drama schools—so come ready to PLAY with your voice!