Jay is a London-based voice coach, passionate about helping people discover their most authentic, functional, and sustainable sound.

Originally training in Musical Theatre, Jay has spent over a decade performing as a musical comedian, improviser, and cabaret artist across the UK and Europe. Her curiosity about how the voice really works led her to complete a Certificate in the Foundations of Vocology with the Voice Study Centre — a program covering all aspects of voice use, from singing to speaking, vocal health, and rehabilitation.

Jay has trained in Estill Voice Training, Speech Level Singing, and Bel Canto, and draws on evidence-based theories and techniques rooted in voice science and anatomy. Her coaching combines this technical understanding with a flexible, practical approach that prioritises function over formula — finding what works best for each individual voice.

Jay also has years of experience running group workshops and classes, recently working with organisations such as Hackney Shed, Alleyn’s School, and the Leyton Midland Collective.

In addition to her work with singers, Jay regularly coaches teachers, fitness professionals, and public speakers, helping them use their voices efficiently and confidently in demanding environments. This includes work on breath support, resonance, projection, and stamina, as well as strategies for maintaining vocal health when speaking for long periods — whether in the classroom, studio, or over Zoom.

Whether you’re a teacher, coach, performer, or anyone who relies on your voice every day, Jay’s goal is to help you train smart, stay healthy, and feel great about the sound you make.