Candice Brown

Candice Brown serves as an Associate Professor of Theater at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Berklee College of Music, where she has taught since 2004. She is affiliated with the Musical Theater department and instructs acting, voice, and speech for graduate and undergraduate programs and the Musical Theater Dance Intensive summer program. She maintains an active professional career as a Boston-based actor, director, and voice and dialect coach with regional theater companies.

Her professional focus spans acting methodologies, vocal production techniques, dialect specialization, and theatrical direction. She emphasizes cultivating authentic artistic expression in students through honest and courageous creative exploration. Her dual career as both educator and practitioner creates a dynamic pedagogical approach that bridges academic theory with professional performance demands.

Scientific Awards

• Outstanding Faculty of the Year (Boston Conservatory at Berklee Student Government Association)
• Best Production and Best Director awards for Tissue by Louise Page
• State University of New York at Fredonia Presidential Grant (1998)
• ETUDE Scholar

Professor Brown mentors students across musical theater programs, specializing in acting technique development, vocal conditioning, and dialect mastery. She extends her pedagogical reach through VoiceWorks, her private coaching enterprise based in Milton, Massachusetts, which serves clients in Boston, New York, and internationally. Her grant portfolio includes the SUNY Fredonia Presidential Grant recognizing innovative teaching approaches.

She founded and operates VoiceWorks to provide specialized training in acting and vocal performance. As a member of Actors Equity Association, she actively collaborates with major regional theaters including Gamm Theatre, Lyric Stage Company, and Cape Rep Theatre, integrating her professional engagements with academic instruction to create a comprehensive training environment for emerging theater artists.