I've heard of various Broadway actors who also teach voice and/or acting, but I can't actually remember who besides (I think) Victoria Clark, so I was wondering if people could name some others who do? Also, do they really teach or just kinda say that they do? Thanks!
well more on the creative side, susan hilferty teaches at Tisch at NYU. JGroff is did some teaching In florida. he also did teaching in pennsylvania a while back.
Lots of broadway actors teach or coach when they aren't in shows. It's an easy way to make some money, stay in tune with your craft, and inspire other people.
"What a mystery this world. One day you love them and the next day you want to kill them a thousand times over." The Masked Bandit in THE FALL
So, follow up question: the ones who teach privately, is it easy to get lessons with them or do you have to have a referral or something? I mean I'm assuming not just anyone can sign up for a lesson with like Victoria Clark or Tonya Pinkins.
Michael Cerveris has done several seminars and such things. As Chrysanthemum said, many Broadway actors like to interact with students... Even Adam Pascal did something with a college theater class.
Lisa Jolley teaches improv -- I'm not sure where since I'm not into the whole "improv thing" - but she went down to the Bway Theatre Project in FL & taught some workshops there.