Hi Singers & Families,

I hope you're soaking up a wonderful summer! It's been a bit chilly in the East Bay for beach days, but it's perfect for redwood hikes and spotting goats along the trails.

One of my favorite ways to keep growing as a singer this summer is to see live performances.

Here are a few local shows to add to your summer bucket list (you don't even have to cross the bridge! 😄)

🎭 Cheer on one of our own!

Our very own Zach Levin is performing in A Chorus Line with Korsa. Come support a fab studio vocalist and see one of Broadway's most iconic musicals!

🌳 See a musical under the stars.
The Woodminster Summer Musicals amphitheater is hosting another fantastic season of outdoor musicals. Pack a picnic, bring a blanket, and enjoy live theater in the Oakland Hills.

😂 Laugh with me!
I'll be performing musical improv with Knockoff Broadway on Saturday, July 25, at the All Out Comedy Theater in Oakland. If you've never seen a completely improvised musical, this is your chance. It'll never be the same musical twice!

🍁 Our Fall Vocal Semester Begins in September

I'm excited to welcome singers back for another semester of vocal coaching for singers ages 12-18 with private lessons, performance workshops, and musical growth.

This Fall we'll explore:

• 🎤 Weekly private vocal coaching

• 🎭 Monthly performance workshops

• 🎶 New repertoire and vocal technique

• 🎵 Ensemble singing and harmony

• ❄️ A special Winter Sessions recording to share with families

Only 3 spaces remain for the Fall semester!

👉 Apply for your spot here: https://www.impactvocalcoaching.com/vocal-coaching-impact

Whether you're returning or joining us for the first time, I'd love to help you continue growing as a confident, expressive singer.

Enjoy the rest of your summer, and I hope to see you at a show soon.

Happy Singing,

Jessica Neighbor
Voice Coach

Impact Vocal Coaching 🎶

P.S. Here is a photo of the goats at Joaquin Miller! I love coming across them at different locations throughout the East Bay Hills. Nalu got a little shock when he got too close to the fence.