Andrea Haring

Teaches at Linklater Center

A director, actress and vocal coach, Andrea is also the Coordinator for Linklater Voice Teacher Training. She is currently on faculty at Columbia Graduate Theater Program, Circle in the Square Theatre School, and Fordham University. She has previously taught at Yale School of Drama, The New Actor’s Workshop, NYU Tisch Undergraduate Drama, and Dartmouth College. Andrea was a Founding Member of Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Massachusetts. She regularly teaches at various theater schools and companies in London, Mexico, Spain, Italy, Germany, and Iceland. As vocal coach and a member of The LAByrinth Theater Company, Andrea has worked on The Little Flower of East Orange (Dir. Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ellen Burstyn, Michael Shannon), Jack Goes Boating (Philip Seymour Hoffman, Daphne Rubin-Vega), The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Sam Rockwell), Our Lady of 121st Street, and Jesus Hopped the A Train. Andrea coaches extensively On- and Off-Broadway – including The Motherf***er With the Hat (Tony Nominee 2011), A Behanding in Spokane, John Gabriel Borkman (BAM with Alan Rickman), Reasons To Be Pretty (Tony Nominee 2009), Suddenly Last Summer, and Bridge and Tunnel with Sarah Jones (Tony Winner, 2006), The Shadow Box (Mercedes Ruehl, Marlo Thomas), The Rose Tattoo (Mercedes Ruehl), Wrong Turn at Lungfish (Jamie Gertz, George C. Scott), On Borrowed Time (Dir. George C. Scott). She has also worked with Bernadette Peters, Olympia Dukakis, Kim Cattrall, John Ortiz, Julia Stiles, Andre Gregory, Maura Tierney, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Tommy Sadoski, Piper Perabo, Sloane Shelton, Kristin Johnston, Rosemarie DeWitt, and Griffin Dunne.

(9 Reviews)

Drop-In Warm-Ups

Reviewed by Eda R. on 2/20/2021

Really good warm up for those of us who have had training in Linklater. The teacher brings her own wonderful way of connecting meaning to the techniques/
Drop-In Warm-Ups

Anonymous review on 2/5/2021
Drop-In Warm-Ups

Reviewed by Martha G. on 10/20/2020

The greatest
Drop-In Warm-Ups

Anonymous review on 10/6/2020
Drop-In Warm-Ups

Reviewed by Norma E. on 9/15/2020
Drop-In Warm-Ups

Anonymous review on 10/8/2019

Great instructor and great class! She take her tome to explain to you so you can do the movements and exercises the right way! Highly recommend.
Drop-In Warm-Ups

Anonymous review on 10/1/2019

Great class to elasticize and free your jaw, tongue and larynx of tensions. It really helps to prepare for an audition or a show or just to maintain strong vocal performance.
Drop-In Warm-Ups

Reviewed by Elsa F. on 1/29/2018
Voice and Shakespeare Workshop

Reviewed by Marie S. on 2/13/2017

This is an amazing class for actors and even as a non-actor, which I am, but learned so much about breath work, warming up your voice and body to get it every part of you ready to perform be it on stage or making a speech. The best part of the class is instructor, Andrea Haring, who does a terrific job explaining and leading you through what at first appears complicated warm ups. Her discourse on Shakespeare is astonishing and will give you a deeper appreciation for his works and why they are still relevant for today and all time. I cannot recommend this course with Andrea enough and watching her work with the actors in the course.