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Hi, I’m LIZ

I’m a Voice & Dialect Coach with a wealth of experience working on some of the most highly acclaimed productions across the West End and beyond. I’ve been a keynote speaker for the British Voice Association and trained Hollywood actors.

​Currently, I can be seen onscreen coaching Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan on Rob and Romesh Vs Shakespeare (Sky TV). Behind the scenes, I’m coaching on the world premiere of Paddington The Musical at the Savoy Theatre, the US tour of Hamnet with the Royal Shakespeare Company, and the upcoming UK tour of Romeo & Juliet with Duke’s Theatre Company.

I’m also delighted to be serving as an adjudicator at this year’s MTI Junior Theatre Festival Europe.

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My story

Liz graduated with Distinction from the MA Voice Studies course at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London.

TEACHING

She subsequently lectured at numerous prestigious drama schools and universities, including Central School of Speech and Drama, East 15, ALRA, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, and The Actors Studio in Auckland, New Zealand. ​She was also Head of Voice on Unitec's Bachelor of Performing and Screen Arts (Acting) degree programme in Auckland. Liz is currently teaching at Rose Bruford College.

BEEN THERE

Liz's professional career began as a musical theatre and cabaret performer, hitting the headlines in her one-woman show Liza! With Love at the Edinburgh Festival. This experience of performing brings a deep level of understanding of the actor's process. 

CREDITS

  • Romeo & Juliet – Voice Coach (dir. Sean Holmes)

  • Playing Shakespeare: Macbeth – Voice Coach (dir. Lucy Cuthbertson)

  • Much Ado About Nothing – Voice Coach (dir. Sean Holmes)

  • Hansel & Gretel – Voice Coach (dir. Nick Bagnall)

  • Pinocchio - Voice Coach (dir. Sean Holmes)

Shakespeare’s Globe

  • Rob & Romesh Vs Shakespeare (Season 8, Episode 4) – Onscreen Voice Coach (Sky TV)

  • Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy – Children's Voice Coach (Working Title, 2024)

  • Matilda The Musical - Children's Voice Coach (Netflix, 2022)

FILM & TV

  • Hamnet – Voice & Dialect Coach (Garrick Theatre & US Tour, dir. Erica Whyman)

  • Ben & Imo – Voice & Dialect Coach (Swan Theatre, RSC Stratford, dir. Erica Whyman)

  • Matilda The Musical – Resident Voice Coach from 2014-2023 (Cambridge Theatre) - more on this below!

Royal Shakespeare Company

  • Dear Octopus – Company Voice Coach (Lyttelton Theatre, dir. Emily Burns)

  • The Witches – Voice Coach (Olivier Theatre, dir. Lyndsey Turner)

National Theatre

  • Paddington The Musical - Voice Coach (Savoy Theatre, dir. Luke Sheppard)

  • The Last Stand of Mrs Mary Whitehouse – Voice & Dialect Coach (Nottingham Playhouse, dir. Sarah Frankcom)

  • Macbeth – Dialect Coach (Harold Pinter Theatre)

  • The Artist – Dialect Coach for world premiere production (Theatre Royal Plymouth, dir. Drew McOnie)

  • Coram Boy – Singing Coach (Chichester Festival Theatre)

  • Elf - The Musical – Voice & Dialect Coach (Dominion Theatre, dir. Philip Wm McKinley)

  • My Fair Lady, Gypsy & High Society – Voice & Dialect Coach (The Mill at Sonning, dir. Joseph Pitcher)

  • The Whistling & Guys & Dolls – Voice & Dialect Coach (The Mill at Sonning, dir. Joseph Pitcher)

Other Theatre Projects

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A Decade with Matilda The Musical

Liz Flint was Resident Voice Coach for Matilda The Musical from 2014 to 2023 in the West End. During her nine years in post, she trained and supported 35 Matildas, as well as hundreds of child and adult performers. 

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Children's Vocal Coaching

As the go-to voice coach for children’s vocal support, Liz Flint is currently working on the hit 5-star West End production of Paddington The Musical. She has extensive experience as a Children’s Vocal Coach on numerous West End musicals, helping young performers develop healthy vocal technique and confident stage performance.

Her credits include:

  • Matilda The Musical – Resident Voice Coach 2014-2023 (Cambridge Theatre)

  • The Witches (National Theatre)

  • Dear Octopus (National Theatre)

  • The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre)

  • Adrian Mole: Aged 13¾ – The Musical (Ambassadors Theatre)

  • Motown – The Musical (Shaftesbury Theatre)

  • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane)

WORKSHOPS AND VOICEOVERS

Liz frequently leads vocal workshops for theatre productions, schools, and youth programs. Her expertise extends to voiceover work, where she lends her voice to a variety of projects.

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“I think good voice can often feel like something that is difficult, serious and sometimes untenable. Liz lets everyone in with both her exercises and the way she communicates them.”

Amalia Vitale

Writer, Director and Actor and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare's Globe)