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“As an instructor, I equip students with techniques to develop lifelong skills, helping them discover and refine their unique vocal and dialectical expressions. I believe in making this work enjoyable and meaningful for both student and instructor, adapting teaching strategies to meet the ever-evolving demands.

Craig MacArthur is a New York City-based actor and graduate of the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. Praised for his work, including the Irish National Tour of ‘Misterman’ by Enda Walsh (directed by Melissa Firlit) and collaboration with Spectrum Dance Company for their production of ‘(IM)PULSE’ (directed by Donald Byrd), Craig is a certified Fitzmaurice Voicework instructor. He teaches master classes in voice and diction for the National Theatre Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Center, and is on faculty at HB Studio, guest lecturing at schools within NYU Tisch. Contact Craig to begin your journey in accent, dialect, and speech studies, whether for personal enrichment or professional development.”