Julie Benko
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Highlights

Broadway

  • Fiddler on the Roof
  • Les Miserables
  • Spring Awakening

Off-Broadway

  • Goldstein
  • Bar Mitzvah Boy

TV/New Media/Records

  • 85th Academy Awards
  • 70th Tony Awards
  • Gold Medalist and Johnny Mercer Award Winner at American Traditions Vocal Competition
  • The Newlywed’s Guide to Physical Intimacy – short film
  • Introducing Julie Benko – Self Titled Jazz Album

What I Offer

= Star Classes (focused group classes with the experts of our staff!) CALL FOR AVAILABILITY

Voice

Private One on One Lessons

Length

30 Minutes

1 Hours

Available

Sundays

Acting

Private One on One Lessons

Length

30 Minutes

1 Hours

Available

Sundays

Ready For Anything

Audition Star Class working 1-2 minute (roughly 32-64 bars) audition “cuts” from various types of musicals so that you can be ready for ANY kind of audition!

You will receive individual singing and acting coaching on your audition material as well as suggestions for repertoire to consider.

You will gain invaluable experience performing in front of others, teaching you how to work with and overcome any stage fright jitters.

Week 1: “Golden Age” Musicals

Choose any song from a musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Lowe, Bock and Harnick, Jerome Kern, Jerry Herman, Jule Styne, or another song you love from a pre-1970 musical. Some musicals you might choose from include “Oklahoma!,” “Fiddler on the Roof,” “The Music Man,” “My Fair Lady,” and more. 

 

Week 2: Musicals of the 1970s-1990s

Choose any song from a musical from this period. Suggestions include songs from “Hair,” “Les Miserables,” “Miss Saigon,” “Pippin,” “Into the Woods,” “The Secret Garden,” “Ragtime,” “Phantom of the Opera,” and more. 

 

Week 3: Musicals from 2000-current

Choose any song from a contemporary musical. Suggestions include songs from “Dear Evan Hanson,” “Hadestown,” “Spring Awakening,” “Be More Chill,” “Wicked,” “Frozen,” and more.

 

Week 4: Pop Songs! 

“Pop” can cover a lot of styles of music! It can mean rock, R&B, indie folk singer-songwriter, country, and more. Choose a verse and chorus of a song you love by an artist you love.

 

F.A.Q.

How do I register for classes?

Simply fill out the Get Started form and Broadway Lessons© will then take care of placing you with a great teacher who is perfect for your needs. If you are interested in a specific teacher, please let us know. We will arrange your lessons. We will work with your schedule and the teacher’s schedule to arrange the perfect time.

Which is better for me - a Star* class or an individual lesson?

Our one-on-one lessons are 100% customized to meet your goals and are a great way to accelerate your progress. Taking Star* classes are a great way to learn from Broadway’s finest. These lessons follow more of a classroom style setting with multiple students, but you still get individual attention.

What is the age range of the students?

That is a great question. Most teachers request that their students be at least five or six years old. If a student is younger than that, we can arrange a trial lesson just to make sure the child is ready for lessons. Also, you are never too old to take lessons. We currently have students well into their 80’s.

What are virtual lessons?

Broadway Lessons works with the teachers to determine a fair lesson rate based upon their experience. A virtual lesson is having a music lesson in the comfort of your house. The day before your set lesson’s time your dedicated staff member will send you an email inviting you to your lesson. Lessons will take place on Zoom or if need be on Google Hangout. It will be like the teacher is sitting right next to you. Lessons can come with weekly homework or projects dependent on the teacher and type of lesson or class.

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