Eden Gabay

With a love of the classics, and a particular knack for comedy, Eden Gabay is a man of many voices, dialects, and impressions. He attributes this to his diverse background—with an English father, an Australian mother, Spanish, Ladino, Scottish and Irish grandparents, while living and training in the USA—he grew up listening to and speaking in multiple dialects.

Combined with a nearly five octave singing range, the ability to sing multiphonics, and acclaim for his live and recorded vocal/performance poetry pieces, such as the "The Flowers of Waiting" (Sydney), “Four Seasons: Love Laid to Rest in 154 Sonnets” (New York), and “The Milquetoast Trio” (Amsterdam), Eden's versatility, diligence and dedication to the art of voice is unparalleled.

 Formation

NYU Tisch School of the Arts:
Experimental Theater Wing - 2 years of Roy Hart vocal training with Jonathan Hart-Makwaia, Alexander Technique diction training with Doug Paulson
The Classical Studio - 1 year of classical voice and speech training in US English and British RP with Donna Germain. 6 months of voice acting training with Elizabeth Evans
Stonestreet Studios - 1 year of voice acting training
International Theater Workshop - 3 months voice and speech training with Andrew Wade

 Expérience

Produced Three Audiobooks, Including Angelique and Other Stories by Alicia Cameron
Voice acted for dozens of NYU student films as an announcer, radio voice, cartoon character

 Particularités

Compose my own music, 5 octave singing range plus multi phonics, self produce at home studio