Aled Williams

The time between performing contracts can be difficult to navigate. You may be auditioning, working another job to pay the bills, or trying to stay ready for the next opportunity while wondering when it will come. That’s why I wanted to share Still On Track: Show Business Not Show Friends, a guide written by my colleague, fellow performer and good friend David Burilin. David draws on around 18 years of experience in musical theatre, including West End work, tours, cruise ships and the many...

Can anyone learn to sing? My answer is a very firm yes. I’m a big believer that if you can talk, you can sing. Ultimately, it’s science. Speaking and singing use the same instrument and many of the same muscles and structures - we’re simply asking them to work in a slightly different way. Of course, that doesn’t mean everyone will immediately be able to sing every song, hit every note or sound exactly the way they’d like to. Just as you wouldn’t expect to pick up a musical instrument for the...

One of the questions I'm asked most often by prospective students is: "How often should I have singing lessons?" It's a great question - and one that doesn't have a one-size-fits-all answer. Many people assume that weekly lessons are always the best option. While they certainly have their place, my answer often surprises people. For most singers, I actually recommend fortnightly lessons. Why? Because learning to sing isn't just about what happens during the lesson. The real progress happens...