I've had clients come out of VP's class and immediately book their Broadway debut. If you want to be on Broadway, he will get you there.

—Jason Lane, NYC Agent @
Kazarian/Spencer/Ruskin & Associates

VP Boyle is, hands down, the best audition coach in NYC. After coaching with VP, I always feel confident, secure and ready to do my absolute best at that upcoming audition.

—Aaron Galligan-Stierle (Phantom, Ragtime, Grinch
Who Stole Christmas)

Studying with VP has changed the way I view the business. I'm now more comfortable and creative with the work I create in and out of the audition room.

—Ryan Jesse (starred as Bob Gaudio, Jersey Boys)

I can say with complete confidence that VP Boyle's Musical Theatre Forum was the key to kick starting my career. Before VP's class, I had never experienced such a warm and welcoming environment in a classroom setting. He has an uncanny ability to critique and push his students forward in the the most nurturing way. The positive attitude that he brings to his classes is unbelievably refreshing and incredibly infectious! During those seven weeks I was transformed from an apprehensive performer lacking in experience, to one with confidence and a clear plan of attack for a successful career moving forward.

– Rose Hemingway
(currently starring as Rosemary, How To Succeed...)

VP has the innate ability to say all of the things that need to be said. He is not afraid to "go there." Complete honesty. He does this with the gentleness of a nurturing parent who moonlights as a steely football coach. I have seen VP get results from actors that I didn't think were possible. He motivates amazing change and growth in every student—as a performer, but more importantly—as a person.

—Eric Woodall, Tara Rubin Casting
(Mary Poppins, Mamma Mia!, Billy Elliot,
Phantom and many more)

VP BOYLE (noun): 1) One who inspires. 2) An individual who has the unique ability to pull the best of out of a person in the areas of interpretation, performance, dedication, drive, honesty, integrity and confidence. 3) A teacher who allows to you to find the strongest version of your true self. 4) A (not so) secret weapon when it comes to nailing the audition. 5) My mentor and friend.

—Kristy Cates (Elphaba in Wicked)