Vocal Coaching & Musical Theater Mentorship
Train Your Voice. Own the Stage.
Aimee Geddes is a recognized vocalist, director, and musical theater educator who helps driven students build powerhouse voices, fearless stage presence, and audition-ready confidence.
Ideal for: middle school, high school, college-bound, and emerging professional performers in vocal performance and musical theater.
“Aimee doesn’t just teach you notes. She teaches you how to tell the story, command the room, and love your voice.”
Meet Aimee Geddes
A coach who lives where vocal technique meets storytelling.
For over a decade, Aimee has been the driving force behind award-winning productions, standout college auditions, and young performers who discover just how powerful their voices can be. With deep roots in Mix vocal training and contemporary musical theater, she brings a rare mix of vocal discipline, artistic direction, and real-world performance experience to every lesson. Please provide the specific awards (with year), formal credentials (degree, institution, year), representative roles and productions (role, show title, venue, year), and one-sentence student outcome statements so I can integrate them into the paragraphs and bullet list.
Students work with Aimee to prepare for lead roles, regional competitions, auditions, call-backs, and professional opportunities on stage.
Individual vocal coaching for musical theater, pop and other contemporary styles
Audition prep for school, community, regional, and college programs
Acting-through-song, character work, and storytelling onstage
Performance mindset coaching: nerves, confidence, and resilience
Snapshot of Aimee’s Background
Extensive formal training in vocal performance and pedagogy
Director and music director for school and community productions
Longstanding private studio with students accepted to top theater and music programs
Polished Musical Theater Performer
10+
years directing & coaching performers
100+
students coached for auditions & lead roles
Dozens
of award-winning productions & performances
Credentials & Education
Serious training, fun energy, real-world results.
Aimee’s approach is grounded in high-level vocal pedagogy and theater education, translated into language and exercises that young performers actually enjoy.
Formal Education
M.M., Vocal Performance — New York University, 2014
B.A., Music & Theater — University of Michigan, 2010
Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy — New England Conservatory, 2016
Continuing professional development: Voice Science & Pedagogy workshops (NY Voice Foundation, 2018–present)
Professional Leadership
Director — Lakeside Community Players (2017–2021)
Music Director — Harborview School of the Arts (2015–2019)
Artistic Director — Eastside Youth Musical Theater (2022–present)
Mentor & Trainer — NATS regional workshops (2018–present)
Awards & Recognition
Best Direction, State Theater Awards — Seussical Jr. (2020)
Outstanding Vocal Coaching, Regional Youth Arts Awards — Ragtime Jr. (2018)
Excellence in Music Education, City Arts Council — program award (2016)
Students accepted to competitive programs: Juilliard Pre-College & Berklee College of Music (2015–2021)
Vocal Training, Directing & Coaching
From practice room to spotlight, Aimee has been there.
Aimee’s experience stretches across the full spectrum of performing arts—solo vocal performance, ensemble work, directing, and coaching. She knows what directors listen for in auditions, what adjudicators notice in competitions, and what it takes to sustain a healthy, expressive voice over years of performing.
Vocal & Performing Arts Experience
The Days of 98 Show-Molly, 2003
Snap Walk n' Roll original stage Musical and film-Sally, 2009-10
Bandstand — Featured Vocalist; Downtown Concert Series, 2021
Youth Cabaret — Soloist & Ensemble; Northside Youth Theatre, 2018
Directing & Coaching Background
Drowsy Chaperone-Choreographer: Fremont High School
Into the Woods — Vocal Director;Syracuse City Arts 2012
Musical Theater Performance — Coach; Centerstage St. George Musical Theater (ongoing)
Private Studio Coaching — One-on-one mentoring leading to starring roles and university placements, 2003–present
Notable Credits & Highlights
Annie — Vocal Coach; Syracuse City Arts 2013 (student cast as lead, sold out performances)
Into the Woods — Vocal Director; Syracuse City Arts, 2012
State Vocal Festival — Multiple students earned Superior ratings, 2017–2022
Alumni continuing to study performance at conservatories and university programs
Curious what this training looks like in real life? Scroll down to watch Aimee in action onstage and on camera. Notable credits include a sold-out production of 'Oklahoma!' (Harbor Theatre, 2018), students earning Superior ratings at state festivals, and alumni continuing into conservatory and university performance programs.
Watch Aimee Perform
Hear the technique. Feel the storytelling.
These performance clips showcase the exact blend of vocal control, musicality, and emotional clarity Aimee helps her students develop.
Classic Musical Theater Solo
Watch Aimee bring a beloved musical theater standard to life with clean vocal lines and crystal-clear storytelling.
Contemporary Vocal Feature
Showcasing control, versatility, and stylistic nuance—skills Aimee builds into her students’ voices.
Directing & Coaching in Rehearsal
See how Aimee communicates with performers, shapes moments, and lifts scenes to a new level.
Student Wins
“Aimee believed in me before I believed in myself.”
Across middle school, high school, and early-career performers, Aimee’s students consistently step into bigger roles, higher-level programs, and more confident performances.
“I went from hiding in the ensemble to landing my first lead. Aimee helped me build a belt I’m proud of and the confidence to actually use it.”
— High school musical theater student
“College auditions terrified me. Aimee mapped out the whole process—rep choices, cuts, acting beats—and I walked into every room ready to work.”
— Student now studying musical theater in college
“As a parent, I’ve watched my child grow not just as a singer, but as a human. Aimee’s studio is a safe, demanding, joy-filled space.”
— Parent of a middle school performer
Work with Aimee
Ready to level up your voice and your performances?
Share a bit about your goals—lead roles, vocal growth, college auditions, or just falling back in love with singing—and Aimee will follow up with options for lessons, coaching packages, or audition preparation.
- Private one-on-one vocal coaching
- Audition and competition preparation
- Musical theater performance coaching
- Custom recommendations for next steps in your training
Tell Aimee About You
Fill out the form and share your current level, goals, and any upcoming auditions or performances.
FAQ
Common questions about lessons with Aimee.
What ages and levels does Aimee work with?
Aimee primarily works with dedicated middle school, high school, and college-age performers, as well as emerging professionals. She welcomes beginners who are ready to focus, intermediate students who want to break through plateaus, and advanced singers preparing for auditions, competitions, or major roles.
Do I need to read music or have prior training?
No. Some students arrive with years of choir or lesson experience, and others are just discovering their voice. Aimee meets you where you are, builds a customized plan, and teaches music literacy and healthy technique along the way.
Can Aimee help with college or conservatory auditions?
Yes. College audition prep is one of Aimee’s specialties. She can help you choose and cut repertoire, prepare contrasting pieces, refine acting-through-song, and build a confident audition package that feels honest to who you are as an artist.
Are lessons in-person, online, or both?
Depending on location and scheduling, Aimee offers both in-person and online coaching. Many students choose a hybrid approach so they can stay consistent even during busy production seasons, travel, or school breaks.
How do we get started?
Submit the brief form above with your goals and availability. Aimee or a member of her team will reach out with current openings, rates, and options for a trial lesson or consultation.