Matthew Greenberg is an Assistant Professor specializing in musical theatre, voice, speech, and acting. He has previously held teaching appointments at West Virginia University, The Ohio State University, and the Tennessee Governor's School of the Arts at Middle Tennessee State University. He is actively researching the uses Fitzmaurice Voicework with prison populations. He has appeared alongside Tony, Emmy, and Oscar Award-winners in film, tv, commercials, plays, operas, and musicals. An avid researcher, he has presented paper and workshop conference presentations as part of VASTA, ATHE, MATC, SETC, and Fitzmaurice Voicework's Freedom and Focus Conference. As a producer, he has featured films in Sundance, and serves as a co-producer with WYOpen Stages, which focuses on uplifting marginalized identities in the performing arts. He has held leadership positions within VASTA, ATHE, SETC, and sits on the board of two non-profit theatre companies: Stages on the Sound, in New York City and Relative Theatrics, in Laramie, Wyoming.
M.F.A. Theatre, The Ohio State University B.F.A. Musical Theatre, Ithaca College
