Arizona State University

she/her

Micha Espinosa is an internationally recognized teaching artist, scholar, director, and coach whose work bridges acting, voice, and embodied practice. She is the award-winning editor of Monologues for Latino Actors and co-editor of Scenes for Latinx Actors and Latinx Actor Training—titles honored by the International Latino Book Awards and widely adopted. Her teaching spans the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa, with a sustained focus on voice and somatic practice. Over the past decade, her research has been grounded in activism, feminist praxis, border consciousness, and social and climate justice. A leading voice and text coach in the American theatre, Espinosa currently serves as Artistic Director of the Fitzmaurice Institute, where she advances voice- and liberation-based practices globally. She leads a network of more than 350 teachers across six continents. Professor Emerita of Voice and Acting at Arizona State University, she is now Professor of Acting and Directing at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Her honors include the Victoria Foundation Award for Outstanding Literary and Arts Achievement and national recognition through induction in the United States National Theatre Conference and the College of Fellows of the American Theatre.

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Professor

1:1 Coaching

Acting

Corporate Coaching/Trainings

Cultural Identity

Directing

Equity/Diversity/Inclusion

Group Coaching/Workshops

Movement

Open to Mentoring a VASTA member

Pedagogy

Presence

Public Speaking

Shakespeare

Singing

Social Justice

Speech & Dialects

Voiceover

Late Career

Academia

Business/Corporate Coaching

Theatrical Coaching

Film/TV Coaching

Private Coaching

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