Photograph by Linda Blase
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Why Partner?
Voice belongs half to the speaker, half to the listener.
-Michel De Montaigne
Voice comes out of a need to make contact. However, voice work is often done
in isolation; the artist internally assessing and judging his own voice. We
believe this is counterintuitive and contrary to the spirit of voice; the spirit
of communication.
In order to make contact we choose to partner. Partnering allows us a dance,
a relationship with those we work with where both parties gain. We have
questions that our partners can help us answer. Partnering is about our own
growth in the world through journey with others. We do not live in a vacuum.
We do not have the all the answers. We do not put faith in our methods to the
point of division.
Our process is just that, a process not a 'Method.' Although we bring a wealth
of skills to the table we strive to explore new forms of voice and speech work.
We do not proselytize one path, but instead strive for a new conversation.
Being in relationship, in partnership, is therefore the very heart of VOX, and
our very path to new discoveries.
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