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Natsuko Ohama is a voice teacher, actress, director and playwright with extensive experience in classical and contemporary theatre. She has taught and coached at various institutions and companies in North America and abroad, and is a founding member of Shakespeare and Company.
Natsuko Ohama is a voice coach, actor and writer with over forty years of teaching experience. She has worked with various theatres, film and TV projects, and has been influenced by Kristin Linklater, Peter Kass, Shakespeare and Company and the prairies of Canada.
Natsuko Ohama is a voice teacher trained by Kristin Linklater and a founding member of Shakespeare & Company. She has taught and performed in various institutions and countries, and is the head of voice progression for the MFA Acting Program at USC.
Natsuko Ohama is a Japanese-American actress and writer who has appeared in films such as Speed, Flatliners and Bad Santa. She also played Captain Amanda Cohen in Forever Knight, a TV series, and wrote a short film called Sound of a Voice.
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- Natsuko Ohama
Natsuko Ohama is an actor who trained under legendary voice teacher Kristin Linklater. She is a founding member and permanent faculty of Shakespeare and Company Lenox, Mass., a senior artist at Pan Asian Rep New York, and was the Director of Training at the National Arts Center of Canada.
Natsuko Ohama is a professor of theatre practice at the USC School of Dramatic Arts. Trained under legendary voice teacher Kristin Linklater, she is a Master teacher of the Linklater approach to voice as well as a Louis Colainni designated speech teacher.
Through relaxation, imagination, vocal and physical exercises, connect with your body/voice/feelings/thoughtto express who you are…. Undo the inhibiting tensions that restrict the actor’s emotional and creative freedom.
