Jennifer

Scapetis-Tycer

Voice & Dialect Coach /Actress

Jennifer has also taught at CCM, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, East 15 and London Met University. Her students have gone on to work in feature film, TV, regional theatre and Broadway.

Having worked as both a voice over / narration talent and director, Jennifer’s recorded work includes directing Connecticut Repertory theatre’s first fully produced radio play, It’s a Wonderful Life, and she currently in production with her audio drama podcast, Fire
Season.

Jennifer is currently involved in a research collaboration about what makes people good at changing accents.  If you’ve ever wondered, check out the project website and take a peek at the seven-minute documentary explaining what’s been found so far -
www.voiceswitch.sfa.uconn.edu

Photo by Diane Sobolewski

Jennifer holds an MFA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and trained as an Actor at ArtsEd in London.  She is the Head of Voice and Speech for the Acting program at the University of Connecticut.  Her extensive credits as a voice and dialect coach include worked in the Tony Award winning 

theatres Goodspeed Musicals, Hartford Stage and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and she is
the Resident Dialect Coach for Berkshire Theatre Group.