We’re excited to welcome Juliette Caton onto the team as our Online Short Course coordinator.
Juliette trained for a decade at Redroofs Theatre School, debuted in the Original Cast of ‘Les Miserables’, played Christ’s Guardian Angel in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Last Temptation of Christ’ and created the role of Bertrande in the Original West End Cast of Martin Guerre.
Following her twenty year performing career appearing in over 200 film, television, radio and theatre productions, Juliette pivoted from Performer to Practitioner retraining with Voice as her specialism. In 2005 she founded School Of The Arts (SOTA) in Berkshire.
Currently Head of Voice at Kingsclere Performing Arts College, Juliette also hosts the VocalScope podcast, a listening experience curated especially for Vocal Coaches, Singing Teachers and professional voice users interested in voice science, research and performance.
Juliette is passionate about opportunities for voice practitioners to further develop their knowledge, understanding and experience of voice training and is thrilled to be hosting the Voice Workshop Short Courses Programme.
Juliette Caton
Juliette trained for a decade at Redroofs Theatre School, debuted in the Original Cast of ‘Les Miserables’, played Christ’s Guardian Angel in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Last Temptation of Christ’...
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After The Session
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