As a trilingual, cross-genre performer and voice-science advocate, Bryan Chan helps singers unlock freedom, confidence, and authenticity—whether they’re preparing for a Broadway callback, crafting an R&B track, or simply trying to love their voice more at karaoke.
With extensive experience as both a performer and a teacher, Bryan’s work spans musical theatre, classical voice, pop/R&B/soul, and a cappella. He believes that genre should never limit expression—instead, it should amplify it. That belief drives his approach: to help each singer connect with their body, mind, and soul, and let the technique support their truest artistic voice.
Bryan holds an M.F.A. in Musical Theatre Vocal Pedagogy from Boston Conservatory at Berklee and a B.M.A. in Classical Vocal Performance from the University of Michigan. He has presented award-winning voice research at The Voice Foundation Symposium, PAVA, and NATS, and is a certified graduate of New York Vocal Coaching’s Voice Teacher Training & Certification Program under Justin Stoney.
As a performer, Bryan’s credits include Emmett in Legally Blonde (Broadway Palm), Lun Tha in The King and I (Beef & Boards), Youna in Blue Blind (Off-Broadway), and leading roles in operas such as Così fan tutte. He has also produced and headlined multiple concerts, including Late Night Vibing: Asian R&B at Green Room 42 and The Music of Billie Eilish at Berklee. Bryan’s stage experience also includes Off-Broadway plays and collaborations with top-tier contemporary ensembles.
Bryan’s students have booked professional auditions, won competitions, and grown into confident singers in all genres and levels. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or a passionate beginner, he offers a warm, thoughtful, and science-informed space to explore and expand your voice.
Bryan integrates holistic vocal pedagogy drawn from the works of Linklater, Bozeman, Mary Saunders-Barton, and other leaders in the field, while always anchoring his coaching in practical, creative, and joyful music-making. If you’re looking to elevate your vocal journey with curiosity and heart, Bryan is here to help you sing your story.
Bryan’s musical theatre credits include Barfee and Chip (Cover) from 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Benny from In The Heights, and starred in Sweeney Todd and Big: The Musical. In contemporary voice, Bryan starred as a lead singer in Berklee’s production of The Music of Billie Eilish, and was a member of Berklee’s pop/r&b a cappella group Upper Structure. Bryan also performed in operatic productions, starring as Guglielmo in Cosi fan tutte and ensemble in Don Giovanni and Romeo et Juliette. In acting, Bryan starred as Warren from This Is Our Youth and Oskar from Let The Right One In.
While Bryan has had extensive professional training in voice teaching, specifically in the science of singing, he believes that honest vocal expression can only happen when singers are connected with their body, mind, and soul as well as their singing voice. Bryan implements a holistic approach to singing, incorporating concepts from the works of Linklater, Bozeman, Mary Saunders-Barton, and many other voice pedagogues into the lessons.