Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: examine bodily sensations and the moment-to-moment experience of involuntary impulses, discovering previously unconscious or frozen habitual movement patterns and their impulses; take part in a variety of exercises designed to loosen muscular rigidity in the body that has a direct influence on the engagement of the voice, in order to increase natural resonance and open vibrancy (“Destructuring”); discuss the anatomy related to voice training and demonstrate an active understanding of its function by communicating and sending sound with meaning, vocal support and power (“Restructuring”); discover a deep vocal connection with self, character, scene partners, and text, by combining/integrating vocal freedom, healthy use of a supported voice, and awareness of the circumstances and objectives within a given piece of text (“Integration”); design a vocal warm up of their own to use before rehearsals and performances by combining and adapting the exercises learned throughout the three terms.