Narrate full-length audiobooks, in fiction and nonfiction genres.

Narrate full-length audiobooks, in fiction and nonfiction genres.

Narrate full-length audiobooks, one of which was awarded an Earphones Award by AudioFile magazine.

I narrate full-length audiobooks in a variety of fiction genres, including young adult and spy thrillers. I at times portray over 40 characters per book, with multiple accents, and have recorded at Brilliance's headquarters in Michigan as well as in Los Angeles. One of my titles for Brilliance was nominated for a 2015 Audie Award.

At Two Rivers, I have done Voice Acting, Accent, and Narration work on a number of different projects for Virginia museums.

As an actor-interpreter, I researched and portrayed historical figures who were present in Williamsburg, VA, during the American Revolution - including Benedict Arnold, General "Mad Anthony" Wayne, and Governor Edmund Randolph. I performed in our street drama, "Revolutionary City," in over 190 shows per year, and engaged guests in first-person, improvised interpretations to teach them about Colonial America. I also enacted period fencing and horseback riding scenes, and was selected to perform… Show more As an actor-interpreter, I researched and portrayed historical figures who were present in Williamsburg, VA, during the American Revolution - including Benedict Arnold, General "Mad Anthony" Wayne, and Governor Edmund Randolph. I performed in our street drama, "Revolutionary City," in over 190 shows per year, and engaged guests in first-person, improvised interpretations to teach them about Colonial America. I also enacted period fencing and horseback riding scenes, and was selected to perform live in front of a crowd of 4,000 at the Chautauqua Institution in New York. Show less

I led first-person, costumed tours of the high-profile Governor’s Palace and Capitol buildings. I also personally scripted and stylized a colonial atmosphere for guests, based upon my own primary source research.

I was responsible for being the visitor’s primary liaison with the world-class, Zagat-rated National World War II Museum, as it underwent a massive physical expansion. I oversaw crowd management, especially in critical situations, at times seeing over 2,500 visitors daily. I also organized and delivered reports on vital revenue and membership statistics.

I performed alongside Tony-nominated actors in the production of "Scenes From an Execution" at the Atlantic Theater Stage 2, which was very favorably reviewed by the New York Times. I also managed set construction, directed change-over between shows, and coordinated publicity throughout Manhattan.