
Matthew Collins
Speaker | Writer | Voice Coach
"We Sons of WW2 Veterans"
Podcaster


Thank you to everyone who attended the Halloween Speaking Shakespeare's Ghosts sessions - in the Brompton Cemetery chapel; at ECDC; and at Lycée Charles de Gaulle.
Workshops for early 2027 will be announced here soon.
These will include: An Introduction to Speaking Shakespeare; Speaking the Speeches; Exploring the Sonnets; and Speaking Romeo and Juliet (a Valentine's Day special).
If you would like to be on my mailing list, please get in touch via the contact form below.

Matthew Collins is a writer, speaker and voice coach. He spent twelve years as a TV presenter. He raised two sons alone. And he spent ten years teaching in prisons.
Matthew runs presentation, public speaking and Explore Your Voice by Speaking Shakespeare workshops.
He gives regular talks and speeches:
Corporate/Social
Funny/Serious
Entertaining/Informative.
Subjects include:
Ten Years of Trips for BBC TV's The Travel Show
Across Canada with the Boys and Three Grannies
Teaching Shakespeare to Prisoners
and
We Sons and Daughters of WW2 Veterans
Matthew runs corporate voice workshops for sales teams.
And he offers one-to-one public speaking sessions for individual and corporate clients. (These can range from quick fixes for a looming presentation - to more long-term voice work.)
Last year he spoke at The European Speechwriters Network conference at Exeter College, Oxford.
And he launched We Sons of World War Two Veterans, a podcast about men who fought in World War Two whose stories are told by their sons.
Among recent Shakespeare workshops Matthew has run are:
Speaking Shakespeare's Sonnets in the chapel of London's Brompton Cemetery
Speaking Shakespeare's Women in a Chiswick pub.
Workshops in Kensington's Lycée Charles de Gaulle.
For more information about the We Sons of World War Two Veterans podcast click here.
For a full bio of Matthew, click here.
For information about talks and speeches; corporate / social / individual voice work; and Explore Your Voice by Speaking Shakespeare workshops, please contact Matthew via the form below.


