Audiobook narrators

Alexander's acting credits include The young Guvnor in The Guvnor for BBC TV, the Butcher’s Boy in a TV adaptation of A Christmas Carol WAG TV, Lord Schofield in The School, for Avalon TV, Ronnie Winslow in The Winslow Boy with Newpalm Productions, Paul in Motortown at the Palace Theatre Westcliff, and Dame Sexy Sarah in Sleeping Beauty at the Bocking Arts Theatre.

Sebastian is an extremely experienced actor and voice-over artist. Sebastian Abineri recently appeared in the final series of Killing Eve, playing ‘Rustem’, one of ‘The Twelve’, where he was brutally and painfully dispatched by Villanelle. This can be seen on series four episode 4 on BBC iPlayer. Other recent work includes Maurice Tempelman, Jackie Kennedy’s partner in Autopsy: The Last Hours of Jackie Kennedy, for ITV and Sir Richard Arkwright for The Arkwright Society.

Sebastian has appeared many times on film and TV; his movies include A Bridge Too Far, Porridge and Sherlock Holmes. He has played the lead in two BBC Play for Todays, Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon Out of Battle, where he played Owen opposite Simon MacCorkindale as Sassoon, also for the BBC.

He is perhaps best remembered for his role as Dick the Groom in the series Flambards for Yorkshire TV.

Just before the pandemic hit he completed a long theatre tour of Calendar Girls: The Musical – imagine his horror when all the theatres closed afterwards!

He has since been working away trying to get a new theatre built in his hometown of Southend-on-Sea and it looks like it might be happening!

Other theatre work includes Summer and Smoke by Tennessee Williams in the West End; Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire at The Library Theatre, Manchester; Captain Bluntschli in Arms and the Man for the Malvern Festival; Bill Sykes in Oliver! for Theatre Clwyd and many other roles.

He was a member of Lindsay Anderson’s Lyric Theatre Company, where he worked with Joan Plowright and Dame Helen Mirren.

Sebastian is confident at a variety of accents, including North American, Yorkshire, Suffolk and Norfolk accents as well as many others.

Rosie Akerman is an actress and voiceover artist from London, England. She has appeared in TV shows such as 'Eastenders' and 'Call the Midwife' and films such as 'The More You Ignore Me' and 'Dirty God'. She has narrated several audiobook titles spanning various genres - from psychological thrillers to children's books! She has a strong storytelling ability with conversational tones and a range of character voices available. As well as audiobooks, she has voiced language tapes, radio commercials and animations.

Martin is a founder member of the Dickens Theatre Company. He most recently played Azaire/Captain Gray in the UK theatre tour of Birdsong. Previous roles have been in A Christmas Carol, Trials of Charles Dickens, as Van Helsing in Dracula, Rehearsal For Murder, Lark Rise to Candleford, Twelfth Night and Richard III. TV credits include The Bill, Silent Witness, The Alleyn Mysteries, Shergar - The Big Gamble, Minder, The Cleopatras and Joyce in June. Films include One Careful Owner, Intolerable Redemption and Little Shop of Horrors.

Born in Cornwall, Christine’s strong point is her versatility and the authenticity with which she inhabits every character, however diverse. Her warm, clear, neutral tone is equally ideal for romantic novels, non-fiction or biographies.

Her voiceover repertoire includes all eight of Helen Forrester’s Liverpool sagas, plus Helen’s Moneylenders Of Sharpur set in India. In contrast, Christine’s dubbing of ten episodes of an historical animation, from French into American, was highly praised by both the French and English directors. For seven years, Christine read short stories every week, on BBC Radio Merseyside, and her audiobooks for children (for Troubador) are a popular item on Amazon.

Her stage appearances began at an early age. At different times, she played both Titania, then Hermia, in Midsummer Night’s Dream, going on to perform in dramas and comedies by T.S.Elliot, G.B.Shaw, Noel Coward etc.  At present, she is a popular lecturer on holiday cruise liners, and she recently recorded numerous contrasting “telephone” voices for the BBC TV series, Black Cab.

Kerry has a versatile and natural voice. With a world of global experience and business and social multicultural experience, his voice is often praised by clients for its engaging, distinctive, charismatic, and rich qualities.

He speaks German as a second language and, as an ex-Military man, is suitable for delivering work that contains technical military terms. And as a former operator in hostile environments, he is experienced in the world of anti-terrorism and thrillers associated with that genre. He’s well-versed in a range of British accents, including his native Yorkshire, Lancastrian, NE/Tyne, southern Irish (Waterford), and generic South West counties diction. And if you need English delivered with German or Slavonic pronunciation, he can help.

Phillip Law has appeared extensively in repertory and touring productions, including Waiting for Godot, Sailor Beware, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Cavalcade, Time and the Conways, The Happiest Days of Your Life and The Ghost Train. He made his West End debut in The Merry Widow at the London Coliseum with Sadler’s Wells Opera. Other West End appearances include over 600 performances in Tom Stoppard’s Dirty Linen at the Arts Theatre.

Television work includes Top of the Pops, Marie Curie, Father’s Day, London’s Burning, Diamonds, The Butterfly Effect, Rebel without Applause, Hitler - The Rise and Fall, The Windsors and Action Team.

Jo has been an actress and singer for over 30 years. Having had a long career in theatre, playing leading roles in West End Musicals such as Les Miserables, Oliver, Grease and Annie and also having played featured roles in TV and Film notably Goldeneye and Revolution, she has an impressive portfolio of over 40 audiobooks, narrating thrillers, period romances, children’s books, self help and contemporary fiction. A One Voice Award winner for her character work, she also has a wide range of experience working in animation, video games, commercials and corporate narration for clients such as the BBC, EE, Games Workshop and Cartoon Network. 

As a professional stage and screen actress, Hazel has appeared in many TV and social media adverts, and has several TV and film credits. She has performed in, directed, produced and stage managed over 70 plays over the past 40 years. She has also won several acting awards throughout her career. Hazel lived in Dubai for five years where she appeared in many stage shows and adverts, and provided voice overs for several social media and training projects. She stage managed, and performed in, a long running show at the Madinat Theatre and before leaving Dubai she was the Manager of Artistic Operations and performer for an Immersive theatre production of Gatsby on board the QE2.

Gill Mills is an experienced former BBC broadcaster and journalist with over two decades of experience in the entertainment field. With a warm and resonant voice, Gill primarily operates from a home studio located in East London. 

Sally trained at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama (1979-82) after which she performed in regional theatres around the country. Some of her credits include Leeds Playhouse, The Belgrade Coventry, Chester Gateway Theatre, Manchester, York Theatre Royal, The Mill at Sonning, The Lyric Theatre Hammersmith and for Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Theatre Co. Her TV credits include Casualty, Shine On Harvey Moon, Paradise Postponed, The Bill and Minder. Her film work includes The French Lieutenant’s Woman.

Having worked as a Stage, TV and Voiceover Actress, for over 20 years, Fiona offers vocal and acting techniques that are believable, flexible and colourful. With an excellent ear for accents, Fiona always brings variety and professionalism to any job and has a particular skill for accents and character work. 

Her audiobook narration brings the stories off the page and into the ears and hearts of the listener. Before Drama school Fiona lived in Spain and is subsequently Audiobook fluent in Spanish. A genuine people person Fiona is always a great choice for any project.

American actor Mike Muldoon’s film work includes Obamaland, G.I. Jesus and When Seconds Count. He regularly appears on stage in both LA and New York in productions such as The Three Sisters, Life With Ike, Caravan and Mixed Signal. He is a regular voice-over artists for both training films and advertising.

Anne-Marie has an extensive career in audio from playing regular Annette Turner in BBC Radio 4’s The Archers to winning a Golden Earphone Award for the “Death Below Stairs” series recorded for Dreamscape. Other work includes the “Little Beach Street Bakery” series for Isis Audiobooks; “Silence” series for Audible and books for Naxos AudioBooks, the RNIB and radio drama for the BBC.

On stage she has worked for the Royal Shakespeare, Globe Theatre, Rose Theatre Kingston, New Vic Theatre, Stephen Joseph, York Theatre Royal and more. Roles range from actor musician productions to Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” heroine Beatrice -which won her Best Actress nominations of Off West End and My Entertainment World awards. She has also sung in recordings for the RSC and National Theatre.

Dark psychological horrors, whimsical historical romances, epic Sci-Fi, sword and sorcery fantasy and nail-biting action adventures, Nathaniel has narrated and produced over 120 audiobooks for the most prominent publication houses through to up-and-coming independent writers. In 2024, Nathaniel was awarded an Audiofile Earphones Award for his narration of Michel Faber's 'Listen - On Music, Sound and Us' for Canongate Books. He narrates from his professional home studio in rural Suffolk.

Diana has more than 20 years of experience performing across stage and screen, appearing in a variety of plays and musicals such as Spring Awakening, The Canterbury Tales and Three Penny Opera with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

With extensive experience working in children’s theatre, Diana as has spent man years introducing live variety acts as The Voice of God as well as writing new shows and developing new characters.

Her voice acting career began with TV adverts and corporate narrations. Diana loves that she can combine her love for reading with voicing characters and bringing stories to life.

With a wide range of accents, her warm and friendly tone lends her voice to a wide variety of genres.