Chiara Claudi Chiara Claudi is an actress, singer and vocal researcher who graduated from the ‘Silvio D’Amico’ National Academy of Dramatic Art. She is of Roman origin, but with half her blood from Veneto. Born to a Trevisan mother, she spends all her summers in the countryside around Treviso, where she enjoys speaking Veneto with her cousins. She works as an actress and singer with various Italian theatres, including the Piccolo Teatro di Milano and the Stabile di Sardegna. She collaborates as a singer with various musicians on the Milanese scene. In 2009, she founded the collective La Voce In Movimento with which she creates shows and offers teaching on voice and singing. She studied vocal experimentation with the masters of Roy Hart Theatre in France. He attended the Advanced Training Course in Artistic Vocology with Dr. Franco Fussi and Dr. Silvia Magnani at the University of Bologna. He has been studying and collaborating with Margarete Assmuth (Linklater method) for many years and teaches vocal education to actors at the Scuola Civica Paolo Grassi in Milan and in other Italian and international educational realities. She participates in International Conferences as a singer and teacher with VASTA voice where she gives lectures and seminars on voice at an international level. She has collaborated as a teacher and speaker on voice and singing with the University of Lethbridge (Alberta-Canada), with the Universidad Mayor in Santiago (Chile), with the Universidad del Desarrollo in Concepciòn (Chile) and has held seminars at AMAW – Anthony Meindl’s Actor Workshop (Vancouver-Canada) and at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London. She loves both prose and musical theatre, especially song-theatre because through the intimate fusion of the two languages of music and speech, one can move every part of the spectator in depth.