Voice Study Centre's MA Student Jai Ramage On VocalScope Podacast
Wednesday 30th October 2019
Voice Study Centre
Check out our amazing student, Jai Ramage, being interviewed by Juliette Caton on her VocalScope podcast.
Jai discusses her research whilst on the MA Voice Pedagogy along with how it has influenced her professional practice.
Jai Ramage
Jai has worked extensively at the highest levels in TV, theatre and the music industry. With 15 years of education and experience in Vocal Coaching...
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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