OUR WORK

At Vox Vera, we help stage, voice, and media professionals captivate their audiences, connect authentically, and communicate with presence and power, whether on stage, behind a microphone, or in front of a camera.

Our cross-disciplinary approach bridges performance craft, movement technique, and the psychology of communication. Drawing on the work of Patsy Rodenburg, Alexander Technique, classical voice and bel canto singing, acting and movement theory, jazz, improvisation, communication science, linguistics, and more, we ground expressive freedom in grounded and effective physical and vocal technique.

Founder/CEO Paul Marchegiani and Vox Vera's associate coaches are among just a few dozen certified Patsy Rodenburg Associates in the United States, and have trained extensively with leading teachers in voice, acting, and embodied communication.

Whether you’re a podcaster refining your signature sound, an author narrating your first audiobook, a reporter or on-camera host developing gravitas, a musician or singer expanding vocal depth, or a stage performer deepening your craft and relationship to text, we help you build the technical and internal foundations to show up with confidence, clarity, consistency, and authentic connection.

Our work is particularly effective in developing:

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• Vocal power, range, and stamina

• Presence, gravitas, and expressive authority

• Breath support and healthy vocal production

• Authentic emotional connection

• Physical confidence and spatial awareness

We coach and lead sessions on:

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• Voice & Presence Development

• Patsy Rodenburg Technique

• Breath & Vocal Technique for Microphone and Stage

• On-Camera & Podcast Presence Training

• Audiobook Narration & Storytelling Coaching

• Physical & Vocal Warm-Ups

• Director, Conductor & Host Presence Training

• Embodied Text Work & Story Delivery

• Shakespeare, Poetry & Classical Text

• Musical Theatre

• Ensemble & Team Building for Performers, Musicians, and Production Teams

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Across every medium, your voice carries not just sound but intention.When breath, body, and thought align, your audience feels the truth of what you mean, and you feel fully at home in the act of expression.