Chloë Pardoe is a highly respected vocal coach, known for her work with singers across classical, musical theatre, and contemporary styles. With a background as a professional performer and specialist training in voice science and vocal rehabilitation, she offers a uniquely holistic approach, combining solid technique with a deep understanding of vocal wellbeing.

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Her students regularly go on to lead roles in major West End productions including Phantom of the Opera, Cabaret, Matilda, Hamilton, and Standing at the Sky’s Edge. She holds a 100% success rate for students securing places at leading UK and US conservatoires, top musical theatre colleges, and Oxbridge choral scholarships. Chloë is also a voice teacher with the National Children’s Choir of Great Britain, working with some of the country’s most promising young singers.

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Chloë is an active researcher, currently focused on the mental health benefits of singing and safe, effective training for young voices. This ongoing work underpins her teaching practice, ensuring that sessions are grounded in up-to-date research and tailored to the needs of each individual student.

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Chloë is Head of Singing at University College School, Hampstead, and also teaches at Wycombe Abbey and Bradfield College. Chloë will also work as a Vocal Technique teacher at Associated Studios this term. Previous appointments include Dulwich College, Wellington College, Stowe School, and Thomas’s Battersea.

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Known for her supportive, confidence-building teaching style, Chloë helps singers of all ages build strong, healthy voices, whether preparing for the West End, auditioning for Conservatoires , or developing lifelong vocal confidence.

To book a session with Chloë, please visit her online booking page. If availability is limited, please get in touch via chloe@chloepardoe.com and Chloë will do her best to accommodate you.