My name is Zosia Zabron (she/they), and I come to trans voice coaching with a longstanding love of one-to-one teaching, and a commitment to clear, well grounded technique.
In the past, I studied and taught about language and communication at a university level, and worked closely with people with communication disabilities following a stroke, helping them explore new modes of communication, discover what is possible within their new limitations and find confidence in the unfamiliar. That work has given me an attentive, flexible and empathic style that I think lends itself well to voice work.
Finding the way to my own voice, as a trans woman, and continuing to develop it in singing and acting, has given me a familiarity with how voice-change can tangle together the physical, emotional and social. It’s also brought me an unexpected fascination with voice science – a fascination you absolutely do not have to share.
In 2024 I set up a Trans Voice Practice Group in London, because, at the time, I needed it – it’s still going, still free, you should come! Finding ways, together, of holding space for everyone who comes through the door, with different needs, different voice aims, sometimes different neurotypes, has shown me how varied the challenges of voice work can be. What is consistent though is the value of clarity, direction, kindness and support. That is what I aim to offer as a coach.
To book a lesson with Zosia email londontranschoir@gmail.com
Accent/Languages: Manchester. Some familiarity with French, German, Polish, Spanish, Indonesian