Best way to get my voice ready for broadway?

Question

i am going into 7th grd and turning 13 and when i am older i dream of being on broadway what are some tips i can use to make my voice louder and my breath support better so i can sing and dance while keeping my tone up.

here is my experiance.

sining:

i am in our school's varsity singers which is a show choir only 10 ppl from our grade got in. i am an alto. it focuses on site reading alot to get in. we go out into the comunity to perform

i had voice lessons

i'm in seussical the musical

acting: i'm in seussical, and i competed in odyssey of the mind for 3 years. i was also in the nutcracker for about 4 years in ballet

dancing: i've taken ballet for 9 years and jazz for 4

i've been in the nutcracker for 4 years also.

so how can i improve my voice, acting, and dancing so that i might be on broadway one day?

Answer 1

for voice, try breathing in and letting your stomach out and when you breath out, let your stomach in. by doing that, it lets more oxygen into your lungs, so your voice dosnt crack, and you can sing high notes longer. and practice a lot during the day and rest your voice at night snd drink a lot of warm stuff. for dance, practice as much as you can but make sure not to do a lot of difficult moves you dont kno because you might not be able to audition and also, study different types of dancing because they might have different types of dancing in broadway. for acting, take acting classes and participate in school plays so you have the expierience of bieng in front of people, also, do over exaggerated facial expressions because when your onstage if you dont do an over exxaggerated facial expression people will not know what your exression is.

Answer 2

Hey, anything can happen! I was in my first Opera when I was 16, then I moved to America from Sweden when I was 17, and I was in two operas that year. I would just reccommend doing more practicing with your range. Make sure your range is big before you audition for anything. As for the dancing, keep with it, and if you can, take more of it. It will help you in the long run.

You are still young, and your voice is still changing. Promise me you wont over work! And SING PROPERLY! There is nothing worse than a great singer not being able to sing, because she wasn't singing properly. Keep up with those voice lessons and really take them in!