Backstage Glimpses: Voice Class

Students in the Teenage Drama Workshop take voice class with Diane Ketchie.  Class begins with warm-ups and vocal exercises, followed by work on group and solo pieces.

Broadway veteran Diane Ketchie joins TADW Staff

The 53rd Teenage Drama Workshop (TADW) is thrilled to announce that Diane Ketchie is be part of the staff this summer, teaching voice and singing in the workshop. A member of CSUN's music department faculty (voice and keyboard), Ketchie made her Broadway debut in PHANTOM OF THE OPERA and also starred in the San Francisco production of Phantom as Carlotta, the opera diva. A sought-after performer, she is a featured artist in Community Concert Series all across the country and has appeared in performing arts centers in over forty states in the past three years. For more information about Diane, click here.

TADW Classes: Voice

Days at the Teenage Drama Workshop include more than just rehearsals for "The Wiz" and "Pinocchio." In addition to an elective (tech, playwriting, musical theatre or improv) all students receive instruction in voice, dance and acting. Taught by experienced college and secondary-school teachers and theatre professionals, these classes are the heart and soul of TADW, distinguishing our conservatory-style program. Pictured: Level 2 students warming up in this morning's voice class, where they work on diction as well as singing.