Recently Jennie had the opportunity to work behind the scenes as a vocal coach for the Mirvish production of Billy Elliot. As a member of the music staff she coached the young actors in the roles of "Billy" and "Micheal" as well as adult actors in
the roles of "Dad" and "Tony". Through this work she gained valuable experience with the changing male voice, and maintaining vocal health within the cast of this demanding production.

Jennie is a Lecturer in Applied Voice at the University of Western Ontario where her studio includes a wide range of students, from first year to Masters level. She also maintains a busy voice studio at Branksome Hall where she teaches students
ranging in age from grade 4-12.

Recently Jennie had the opportunity to work behind the scenes. Jennie has worked as a guest artist in the vocal programme at the Claude Watson School for the Arts at Earl Haig Secondary School in Toronto.  She is also frequently recommended by the school to prepare prospective students for entrance auditions.

At Branksome Hall Jennie maintains a busy voice studio where she teaches students ranging in age from grades 4-12.

To inquire about availability for voice lessons and rates call 647-881-5145 or send an email via this website.

Jennie Such has collaborated with actor Brigitte Robinson to create an exciting summer singing and acting workshop for youth. 

Entering its third successful season, this five day intensive programme includes private and group coachings on acting and singing techniques, vocal warm ups,  work on vocal projection, and connecting with the audience through the assigned material from plays and musicals. 

For more information on the programme click here to link to the Broadway in the Beach website: www.broadwayinthebeach.com.

Jennie was invited to Mount Allison University to work with the undergraduate vocal majors in a masterclass setting. She will be returning to present another vocal masterclass there in 2013.

Jennie has been invited to work with the East York Choir in their vocal retreat, and the Victoria College Choir in preparation for their production of the Mikado. She has also adjudicated choirs and small vocal ensembles at the Gander, Sudbury
Peterborough, National Capitol Region and Sault Ste. Marie Kiwanis Festivals.

When working with choirs Jennie incorporates a soloist's perspective on the techniques of vocal support, breath control, diction, projection and word emphasis into a choral setting, and encourages each chorister to connect with the drama of
the text, to create a wider palate of vocal colours.