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— Leslie (Hoban) Blake, Two on the Aisle

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who is amy stoller? what can she do for you?

Amy Stoller is an award-winning dialect coach based in New York City.

She teaches accents and dialects to performers, and American English speech and diction to non-performers.

If you’re a producer or director, she’ll guide your cast in creating a consistent vocal world in support of your production.

If you’re a performing artist, she’ll help you hone your ability to “suit the word to the action.”

If you work in another field, she’ll help you develop a readily understandable speech that improves your chances of employment or promotion. 

 

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  • Interview by David Finkle in the September 9 issue of Back Stage.

  • In the news—the NY Daily News, that is: I am quoted in an article on the so-called Queens accent (not to be confused with the Queen’s English, of course).

  • Mari Lyn Henry’s interview with me appears in the fifth edition of the essential industry guide How to Be a Working Actor, by Mari Lyn Henry and Lynne Rogers.

 

Available on the Bookshelf:

  • Author, “The Value of English Money in The Voysey Inheritance,” in Harley Granville Barker Reclaimed (2007), Publisher: Granville Press.
  • Author, “Teaching Consonants Through a Straw,” in Voice and Speech Review 6 (2009), Publisher: VASTA, Inc.
  • Author, “Marni Nixon: More Than You Know,” in Voice and Speech Review 3 (2003), Publisher: VASTA, Inc.
  • Senior Writer, The New York Public Library Literature Companion (2001), Publisher: The Free Press (Simon and Schuster).