MATTHEW ANTOCI

ACTOR. VOICE & SPEECH COACH. PLAYS THE FOOL.

Having grown up queer in small towns throughout Appalachia, I've been obsessed with language and the power of gathering a community around story since I could speak.
My work as an actor focuses on reimagining classic work through a queer lens: devising and performing original work that directly addresses underrepresented perspectives.
As a voice coach, my clients' careers range from entertainment to corporate business - always with the goal of helping them gain confidence and skills needed for effective communication.

Current Projects:

The Fires We Don't See, a deconstructed Three Sisters
Head Intern at New York Speech Coaching
untitled Timon of Athens project

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[Among the] standouts are Matthew Antoci as numerous genial authority figures.
— Christopher Arnott, Hartford Courant

Matthew Antoci (they/them) is a NY-based performer and acting/voice coach, who has been studying and working as a actor, coach and apprentice for over two years. They hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from the University of Connecticut and has served as a dialect captain on the Connecticut Repertory Theatre’s production of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.” During their time at UConn, they apprenticed and learned from many world-renowned voice coaches in the US and UK studying voice production, speech technique, Shakespeare and accent work. They specialize in teaching accents, accent modification, improving vocal production and coaching young actors.

They are passionate about bringing people to a place of more confidence with their voice and technique, and providing them the tools to speak and act proudly in their home, career and life.

They are able to provide affordable, practical voice sessions for clients of any background. Contact them for a quote.

Matthew Antoci - performer - coach