Your Next Step as a Musical Theatre Performer Starts with Your Voice.
Private voice training for dancers and musical theatre performers in New York City.
Private voice lessons for dancers and musical theatre performers in New York City. Whether you're preparing for professional auditions or developing your singing technique alongside your dance training, Rachel Pantazis offers individualized vocal coaching in Midtown Manhattan, Harlem, and online.
What we’ll work on
Vocal Technique & Coordination
Develop healthy vocal habits, improve breath coordination, explore resonance, and build a stronger understanding of how your voice works.
Finding Your Mix, Belt & Vocal Range
Explore different vocal qualities and develop the coordination necessary to navigate musical theatre repertoire with greater freedom and consistency.
Musical Theatre Audition Preparation
Build repertoire that complements your strengths, prepare audition cuts, and develop the confidence to walk into singing auditions feeling prepared.
Musicianship & Ear Training
Strengthen your ability to learn music, recognize musical patterns, and develop greater independence when approaching new material.
“I’ve taken voice lessons with Rachel and I keep coming back! I’ve seen great improvement in my voice with her help. Fun, engaging, knowledgeable, relatable, warm, 10/10.”
Caroline, Dancer in Cats on Norwegian Cruise Line
Meet your voice teacher – Rachel Pantazis
Rachel Pantazis is a New York City-based voice teacher, vocal coach, and professional musical theatre performer.
Since 2015, Rachel has worked with singers of varying ages, backgrounds, and experience levels to develop healthy technique, stronger musicianship, and greater confidence in their voices.
Her performance career includes the national tour of Little Women, the international tour of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and work as a lead production singer with Carnival Cruise Lines.
In addition to her private voice studio, Rachel has coached emerging professional performers through Actor Therapy and works with aspiring collegiate musical theatre students through Musical Theatre College Auditions (MTCA). She has also served on the summer voice faculty at the Perry-Mansfield School of the Performing Arts.
Rachel particularly enjoys working with dancers who are developing their singing voices, combining individualized vocal pedagogy with an understanding of the physical and artistic demands of musical theatre. Rachel’s current students are ballet and modern dancers, tappers, working in physical fitness, and are even making their debuts as Rockettes in Radio City’s Christmas Spectacular.
Her teaching emphasizes curiosity, accessible technical language, and creating a supportive environment where performers feel comfortable exploring their instruments.
