Broadway Vocal Coach

The Broadway Vocal Coach Podcast is your home base for practical vocal training, musical theatre voice technique, and honest conversations about building a career as a performer. Hosted by Broadway vocal coach and voice teacher Chelsea Wilson , each episode explores the real-life challenges singers face—from vocal technique, mix voice, and healthy belting to audition preparation, performance mindset, and navigating the musical theatre industry. If you're a musical theatre singer looking to strengthen your voice and feel more confident in the audition room and on stage, you're in the right place!

Broadway Vocal Coach is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 105 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Broadway Vocal Coach, a arts show with 105 episodes published.

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  Episode #103

  103. How Emily Kristen Morris Built Her Legit Voice. Cross Training, Style, and Genre Bending

  May 11, 202643 minS5

  <p>What happens when a longtime belter has to get back into legit singing shape?</p><p>This week Chelsea sits down with her dear friend and student, the incredible Emily Kristen Morris! To talk all about vocal cross-training, rebuilding legit technique after years of contemporary singing, and what it actually takes to move fluidly between vocal styles in today’s musical theatre industry.</p><p>We recorded this episode over a month ago while Chelsea was still in Come From Away rehearsals and before Emily officially started her new gig as Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls… and she just...

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  Episode #102

  102. What Directors Really Notice in the Audition Room with Tim Seib

  Mar 23, 202646 minS5

  <p>Chelsea sits down with <b>stage director </b><b>Tim Seib</b> to talk about what happens on the other side of the table... and we think we may have solved the "too much material for a self tape" problem once and for all!!!</p><p>Tim is a longtime director at <b>Theatre Raleigh</b>, where he has helmed productions including The Prom, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, Fun Home, Once, and The Secret Garden, among many others. He also directed the <b>national tour of </b><b>Million Dollar Quartet</b>.</p><p>He has worked w...

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  Episode #101

  101. Is Your Technique Disappearing in the Room? (+ Office Hours: "Think of Me")

  Mar 16, 202625 minS5

  <p>Ever notice that your voice feels solid in the practice room… but suddenly falls apart in auditions, rehearsals, or performances?</p><p>In this episode, Chelsea breaks down a frustrating experience many singers know well: when your technique seems to <b>disappear the moment the stakes get higher.</b> You’ll learn why this happens and how to build a vocal technique that actually translates from lessons → practice → performance.</p><p>Plus, as we start season five (!) we’re launching a brand new segment on the podcast: <b>Office Hours!</b></p><p>In this first listener submission, Chelsea coaches si...

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  Episode #100

  Episode 100. Turning the Page

  Mar 9, 202619 minS4

  <p>Can you believe we've made it to 100 episodes?! Neither can we!!</p><p>Today we're celebrating, but we're also sharing an important update about what’s next.</p><p>As Broadway Vocal Coach evolves, <b>we’re closing this chapter of the podcast as you’ve known it. </b>We're each moving on to new creative projects and our BVC live classes are coming to an end.</p><p><b>But the podcast isn’t going away! Instead, it’s entering a new era. ✨</b></p><p>Moving forward, Chelsea will continue the show as a solo host, expanding the conversa...

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  Episode #99

  99. What to Do When Your Voice Feels "Off"

  Mar 2, 202622 minS4

  <p>What do you do when your voice just… doesn’t feel right?</p><p>In this episode, we walk through exactly how to troubleshoot those frustrating days when your voice feels fuzzy, crunchy, tired, or unreliable — and how to know when it’s time to rest, adjust your technique, or call in professional help.</p><p>We cover:</p>How to go on a <b>“fact-finding mission”</b> instead of catastrophizingThe difference between a singing issue and a speaking fatigue issue<b>The usual suspects:</b> sleep, hydration, hormones, stress, reflux, weather, and moreWhen to rest — and when to <b>gently work...

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