Singing and the Actor.

Singing-One of the three disciplines of performing Arts.
Singing is one of the three disciplines of the performing Arts. singing, dancing and acting are all equally important to a musical theatre performer but singing is also very  important to an actor, even if  you hate the thought of it, learn to sing. Singing will be a great asset to you as it will help you enormously with your breath control. So when you are performing you will be secure in your vocal technique.
Singing is something you should practise on a daily basis, if you have a keyboard or even an i phone App of a keyboard you can practise your scales to strengthen your voice. Even when you are a trained actor you should practise, some professional performers have singing lessons daily. Of course this is a big expense so get out your keyboard or phone App!
Working on your singing is like going to the gym to work out your muscles, you either use it or lose it!
Try a Actors vocal warm up.
There are lots of singing coaches, singing teachers all over the country finding one near you can be quite easy, but if you get stuck give me a call and I'll try to find some contacts for you.
If you can't afford private singing lessons then join your local choir, this is a wonderful way to learn how to harmonise, a skill you will at some point no doubt need. Stage schools also offer group singing and this will also give you an opportunity to perform your singing to an audience.
Music festivals are another great way to use your singing skills and get constructive feedback.
If you are going to an audition and you have been asked to sing, do make sure you prepare well check out our backing track page. These are perfect to practise to, and do practise because practise will make better, maybe not perfect but definitely better!