Our Narrators
Our narrators have experience in every genre and across all media. The list includes a puppeteer, an opera singer, one of the world’s leading experts on terrorism and the voice of Dunkin’ Donuts. But whatever the backstory, you can be assured that they are all the best of the very best who bring their unique skills to the BeeAudio studios. The training we provide means that every narrator executes each project to a common, very high, standard.
Please select one of the narrators below to view their bio and voice samples:
James has narrated over 100 fiction and non-fiction audiobooks with a distinctive, sought after British accent.
Michael has had a background in television and video post-production for 15 years in Toronto, Canada.
Elijah has been working professionally as an actor for over 15 years and is currently a company member of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
Andi has an extensive background in the performing arts and public radio, both very useful to her current work in voice over.
Mark Ashby has recorded over 300 books for the Library of Congress, including works by Hemingway, Dostoyevsky, and Dan Brown.
Luci is a full-time, professional actor living in Houston, Texas, whose prolific voice career spans television, radio, industrial and e-learning, and she’s an internationally known anime and video game voice actor. .
Kelly was born in Kent in England and has been using her voice to entertain and educate for more than 20 years.
Adam is a professional actor, director, narrator and producer in Nashville, TN., and hosts the TV show CMT Outsider.
RC has performed Off-Broadway in NYC, at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland, and many stages in between.
Stephen’s career has moved from commercial radio into television and film production as a writer, editor, and director with voice work ever present.
Barrie Buckner has been a working actor and narrator for over a decade and is located in Los Angeles, CA.
Traber is a native of Louisiana, who began his 30 year acting career as a graduate of the American Conservatory Theatre.
Joe is a former divinity student who studied Latin and Biblical Greek. His voice work includes projects for The King Arthur Flour Company and Interactive Media Publishing.
Charles began teaching film at an arts-focused school where he became inspired to concentrate on acting and film production.
Ray Chase is voice actor, writer, and musician who provides the voices for major commercial campaigns such as Coke Zero as well as Top 10 iPhone app successes.
Erin’s experience as a performer, teacher, and mom help lend her voice a sense of sincerity as she slips into any role inside the studio.
Dave is an Emmy-award-winning TV news journalist who has been on the air for 20 years in Las Vegas.
Jonah’s audiobook career began by volunteering for LibriVox and Recordings for the Blind & Dyslexic.
Al has been in front of the microphone often as a musician and actor, having been involved in theater for many years.
Originally from Missouri, Robbie has been a full-time actor and voice-over artist for 17 years.
For the past 28 years, Bill has provided thousands of voice-over projects for some of the most respected companies and brands in the world.
David received an AudioFile Earphones award for his very first effort, Love ‘Em or Lose ‘Em: Getting Good People to Stay, a business book.
Bob is an L.A. based actor & narrator, with extensive experience in theatre and as a voice talent.
Rodney is a professional actor, singer, songwriter, and voice-over artist with an extensive list of commercial credits.
Nell splits her time between L.A. and Ashland, where she is a member of the acting company at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
Texas born and raised along Route 66, Joe has been telling tales his entire life. Some of which, he says,
caused his Granddaddy to get the switch out.
Having worked for over three decades as a pianist, recording engineer, composer, sound designer, director, and producer, Paul decided to see what life is like on the other side of the glass.
Heather has brought her authentic, resonant voice and a full cast of characters to hundreds of projects during her 20-year career.
After spending 10 years performing on stage and in films, Heather spent a year volunteering at the Jewish Heritage for the Blind in NYC.
After working in the radio/production field for 15 years, Brian has been a full-time voiceover artist for well over a decade.
Jeremy’s resume lists top regional theaters, off-Broadway, TV episodes, film, an online series, trade shows, and many TV and radio commercials.
As a voice actor, you can regularly hear Ryan in promos for Pandora online radio, the “Shadows” online series, and all the shows at TwistedMojo.com.
Kevin Kenerly is a classically trained actor who lives and works in Oregon with his beautiful and dearly supportive family.
Emily’s work spans the range from Shakespeare and Chekhov to Comcast and Dunkin’ Donuts.
Eddie is a professional actor, singer, dancer, and voiceover artist currently working for The Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
For 10+ years Bruce made professional theatre his home, with over 4500 performances in straight and musical theatre.
A career performer/musician, Tamara has appeared on The Arsenio Hall Show and A&E’s Goodtime Café.
Being originally from Ohio and living in Saskatchewan (Canada) most of her life has given Darla’s resonant voice both American Midwest and Canadian Prairie cadences.
Michael has narrated nature films and done animation voice-overs since 1983, for Hanna Barbera, Ruby Spears, DIC and Disney.
Before coming Ashland, Oregon, Kate’s work included a nearly 20-year stint with Tim Robbins and his company The Actors’ Gang.
Kyle has appeared in commercials, book trailers, industrial videos, and once as the in-store overhead voice for a bookstore in Wisconsin.
Jonathan was once a news anchor for United Press International Radio Network and is today a narrator of audiobooks from multiple publishers.
Joel Richards is an accomplished stage actor who has performed off‐Broadway as well as in various regional theatres around the US.
Ann’s varied work experience has lent itself well to narration, as she’s no stranger to terminology used in wildlife management, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, education, and the automotive industry.
Geoffrey began his academic career as a lecturer at the University of Ghana in 1971.
A broadly experienced actor and voice artiste, William is a frequent reader of American works on BBC Radio.
Xe’s compelling voice has served a diverse range of book and game characters, from a haunted, anorexic teen to an aging clairvoyant.
For more than 20 years, Brad has performed in front of audiences as a singer, songwriter, musician and speaker.
Raymond’s distinctive voice has been heard on TV commercials and an ensemble cast for the fictional audiobook “Lost Angel.”
TAMIR is an actor, writer and performer, as well as the creator of the one-woman shows In the Land of Israel and I Belong Elsewhere.
David was nominated for an “Audie” in the classics category in 2006 for Dicken’s The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Blackstone Audio).
Jonathan moved to Ashland in 1991 to work at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival where he has been employed for 21 seasons.
An actor, composer, and musician, Eric Turner’s first stage appearance at the age of five was as the youngest son in the King and I.
Adam has worked extensively on stage and screen and narrated a diverse array of audiobooks, from fantasy to self-help.
Judith has amused, informed, thrilled, and otherwise entertained via stage and studio for more than 20 years.
Christine mesmerized audiences as a lead actor for the world-renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival for 8 years.
