Whose Voice Is It, Anyway?

A Workshop for Improvisers

When: Saturday, October 3 2026, 12:30-4:00 p.m.

Where: Ruckus, 2612 Eagle St, Anchorage

Cost: $75

Secure your spot!

Speech therapy to enhance your character work.💥

Use the physicality of your voice to create hilarious scene dynamics effortlessly. Discover your inherent range of characters - it’s bigger than you thought!

Embody extremely diverse roles instantly - no accents required. Let your vocal range do the work for you, so you create better scenes AND have more fun!

Some improv experience highly recommended. (Introduction to improv skills will not be taught.) Advanced improvisers encouraged.

Meet your facilitators:

Meg Kelley

Speech-Language Pathologist 
+ Voice Coach (Meg's website)

Meg will provide:

🎤focused vocal practices that teach participants how to create and sustain a wide variety of voices and sounds

🎤professional tips on maintaining vocal health for the long-term

🎤personalized vocal coaching

Certified Facilitator
+ Local Improviser

Betsi Oliver

Betsi will provide:

🎤targeted improv exercises exploring how your voice creates character and your characters create scenes

🎤fun, obviously!

“The dedicated practice to identifying and developing our scene personas was super helpful!”

-previous workshop participant

What you can expect:

🎤New ways to use your voice that you can immediately apply to characters, scenes, and improv games (How many voices? Guaranteed minimum of two, maximum infinity.)

🎤Practical skills to keep your voice choices strong through your entire scene (No more wandering accents!)

🎤Confidence in connecting voice to character and character to scene (No matter what “Yes-and”s your scene gifts you!)

🎤Fast-paced, skills focused workshop

🎤Tips for maintaining vocal health throughout a show, championship week, or lifetime of stage presence

🎤Personalized voice coaching from a speech-language pathologist (Space is limited! Register today to secure your spot!)

Register now!

🫗🥨 Arrive hydrated, bring a snack + notebook, wear comfy clothes (just like any improv practice)

🤓 Optional: Read Meg’s website for an introduction to the concepts and vocabulary that will be explored in this clinic, like pitch, resonance, weight, contour, volume, and extralinguistic factors!

How to prepare: