Shane Ann Younts teaches a two year voice, and speech program in Manhattan, where she also does private coaching for theater, film and television.

In addition she is a Master Teacher (Associate Arts Professor) and Head of the Voice Department in the Graduate Acting Program at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she teaches voice and text classes.

She has served as Voice Consultant/Dialect Coach for Broadway (“Tarzan", "Mary Poppins" and "Mamma Mia") and Off-Broadway productions at The Public Theater ((including the Shakespeare in the Park productions of "Hamlet" and  “Macbeth”), The Red Bull Theater, Second Stage Theatre, the Drama Department, The Vineyard Theatre, and The Pearl Theatre. She has also served as Voice Consultant at regional theaters:

• The Guthrie Theater (“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and “Twelfth Night” – both directed by Joe Dowling, and “Antony and Cleopatra” – directed by Mark Lamos)
• The Shakespeare Theatre ("Cyrano" – directed by Michael Kahn)
• Ford’s Theatre ("The Matchmaker" – directed by Mark Lamos)
• The Acting Company ("The Heart is a Lonely Hunter " – directed by Doug Hughes)

She has taught at:

• The Public Theater's Summer Shakespeare Lab
• The Guthrie Experience
• The Sedona Shakespeare Institute
• The Juilliard School (Drama Division),
• The American Academy of Dramatic Arts
• NYU’s Undergraduate Drama in The Classical Studio.

She is co-author (with Louis Scheeder) of “All the Words on Stage, A Complete Pronunciation Dictionary for the Plays of William Shakespeare”.

She is included in “The Actor’s Guide to Qualified Acting Coaches – New York” by Larry Silverberg.