CYNTHIA DeCURE
actress - voice & dialect coach
AEA SAG-AFTRA
ACTING WRITING DIRECTING
Cynthia has been acting and creating
for over 30 years.
She is a classically trained actor who is also passionate about writing and directing intersectional work.
Cynthia DeCure Dialects
ACCENT / DIALECT DESIGN
LATINX DIALECT COACH
Cynthia Santos DeCure offers bilingual
Voice and Accent/Dialect coaching for
Stage, Film and TV
projects as well for business
professional presentations.
She specializes
in coaching all accents of
Spanish & Latinx Identities,
and culturally inclusive
pedagogies in actor training.
Cynthia is certified in both Fitzmaurice Voicework® and Knight Thompson Speechwork and utilizes multiple
approaches to help her clients to
embody free and expressive sounds.
She is an Associate Professor at the
Yale School of Drama.
NEWS
2023 Voice & Dialect Projects:
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FALL 2023: Quixote Nuevo by Octavio Solis [West Coast premieres: SCR, Seattle and Portland]
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Mojada: A Medea In Los Angeles by Luis Alfaro, directed by Laurie Woolery at Yale Rep
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Queen of Basel by Hilary Bettis, directed by Cristina Angeles at TheatreWorks Hartford, CT
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Laughs in Spanish by Alexis Scheer, directed by Lisa Portes at Denver Center for the Performing Arts
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Hamlet (bilingual adaptation by Reynaldo Pineda) directed by Tatiana Pandiani Folger Shakespeare Reading Room Series
2022
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Acting: Elm Shakespeare's The Tempest,
(Alonsa) Dir. by Rebecca Goodheart
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Dialects: Scenes with Cranes by Octavio Solis at CalArts/Center for New Performance at RedCat
Dir. Chi-wang Yang
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Voice/Text: Cymbeline at NY Classical Theatre, NY.
Dir. Stephen Burdman
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Dialects: Quixote Nuevo by Octavio Solis at Denver Center, Dir. Lisa Portes
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Voice and Dialects: Today is my Birthday Susan Soon he Stanton, Directed by Mina Morita at Yale Rep
"Cynthia’s attention to detail helped me better create characters. With her ear and coaching I'm able to find, the dialect oral posture, breath, operative words, rhythm and phrasing. Cynthia helped me craft my text so that my intention and meaning is in the foreground and the dialect is an asset to the story telling, not merely an actor speaking in a dialect."
-Tasha Tormey, actress
Co-edited: Scenes for Latinx Actors: Voices for the New American Theatre
(with Micha Espinosa)
Published by Smith & Kraus
