Claire Marx been teaching piano and voice for nearly fifteen years and currently teaches ensemble singing, cabaret performance, and private vocal instruction at Cornish College of the Arts. She has also music directed Cornish productions of Chicago, Secret in the Wings, Xanadu, and James and the Giant Peach. She will be music directing a fully virtual production of The Theory of Relativity in the fall of 2020. She has also taught for Village Theatre, The Evergreen School, Redmond Academy, The Meridian School, and many locations with Seattle Public Schools. Recent local stage credits include: Hairspray at Village Theatre, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at Seattle Children’s Theatre, The Bishop’s Wife at Taproot Theatre Co., The Odyssey educational tour with Book-It, Romeo and Juliet with Seattle Shakespeare, and a handful of new musical workshops at the Seattle Rep.
You can contact Claire by:
Phone: (206) 300-2507
Email: clarice.marx@arts.cornish.edu
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Testimonials
I'm a high school student working on college pre-screens & I am grateful for the ongoing training and time I spend with Claire. She is always prepared, wonderfully organized and ready to support me in my further development as a singer and performer. I know that I would not be experiencing the success I am having without Claire's help, guidance and care for my development."
Morgan S.
I sang all throughout college but stopped to take on a career in a new field. I found Claire on a reference from someone at an audition- I was wowed by their voice! Since working with Claire, I have sailed past vocal range limitations, found comfort and dependability in my performance capacities and have built a whole new confidence in the solid, grounded training I have received from Claire. I’ve gotten wonderful reviews of shows I have performed in with notes specific about my voice from critics."
Amanda K.
I am a 72 year old successful actor in Seattle. My career spans a number of decades and has been primarily focused on Musical Theater. Over those years, without proper vocal training, my voice had lost some of it’s range, power and confidence I had enjoyed when I was younger. In 2017 I met Claire when she was the musical director for a production of Annie that I was cast in. I was so impressed by her during that experience I asked to be one of her vocal students, to help me regain some of the qualities I had lost. From the first lesson to those I am taking today, Claire’s skill, professionalism and encouragement has brought my vocal abilities to a whole new level of excellence and performance."
Michael I
I'm currently studying with Claire at Cornish. After a group class, I reached out for private lessons. She is a wonderful asset to the theater community and I am thankful that I have the opportunity to study with her. With this kind of success under my belt I am looking forward to continuing my training with Claire for years to come
