Four Friday evenings of professional development for young performers. Most singers never meet audition training or serious artistic development until college. This series brings that training within reach now, taught by our founder and by visiting guest artists.
Every Wresh Workshop student enrolled for the semester attends at no cost. Seats are limited, so please reserve yours in advance.
The audition is its own skill, and it is rarely taught. Students learn how to choose their material, walk into the room with confidence, and leave a lasting impression, with the chance to volunteer for a mock audition and receive personal feedback in real time as time allows.

Young performers spend years using their voices before anyone teaches them how the instrument works. Students get a clinician's look at vocal anatomy, how to warm up and cool down, and the everyday habits that keep a young voice healthy for a lifetime of singing. The evening closes with an open Q&A.

Some of the best acting happens in the moment. In this playful, hands-on session, students explore the fundamentals of acting and improv through exercises and games that build confidence and quick thinking.

Hitting the notes is only the beginning. Students work on musical theatre vocal technique and learn what turns a good performance into an unforgettable one: telling the story, connecting with an audience, and bringing a song to life.

Between growing up in theater and choir, earning two degrees in vocal performance, and teaching at the collegiate level, I have seen how essential professional development is. It is also the biggest gap I find in young performers, through no fault of their own.
The truth is that most singers don't encounter audition training, vocal health, or serious artistic development until upper-level college, and sometimes not until graduate school.
My hope is to give young students the chance to build those skills long before they walk into their first college or professional audition.
These masterclasses are open to students from any school or studio, not only our own. For now, seats are arranged directly with the school. If you'd like your student to attend an upcoming masterclass, or you're a teacher or school hoping to bring a group, email rachel@thewreshworkshop.com and we'll help you plan. Schools and studios can reserve a whole group with a single payment.