From heartfelt to vengeful to highly rational narrators, from pre-teens to wizened protagonists, I love voicing characters who wield spells, blasters, data, or vulnerability to explore the human experience and create better worlds. I’m drawn to literary fiction, women’s fiction, middle school, YA, fantasy, sci-fi, thriller, self-help, and business.
I have narrated for Penguin Random House, Lantern Audio, and Learning Ally. You can find my work in Audible under my pseudonym Cassandra Alling. I was 1st Runner Up in the 2022 Rone Audiobook Awards.
Women’s fiction, 1st Person. When Jenny joins Petey at a jam session, she surprises herself.
Fantasy, Middle Grade, 3rd Person. Luna catches moonlight for her grandmother.
Non-fiction, Self-help. Ever wish you were more imaginative?
Sci-Fi, M/F, 1st Person. What’s a girl to do when her brother gets in the way of ruling the universe?
Irish accent, YA Fantasy, M/F, 3rd Person. When your love is an Irish shapeshifter, what could go wrong?
Home studio: DPA 4017B shotgun mic, Scarlett 2i2, Mogami Gold cable.
Primary Accent: Standard American
Secondary Accents: New York, Irish, RP, and Russian
Languages: English (fluent), French (intermediate), Danish (words and phrases)
Performance Experience: I have performed on Off-Off-Off Broadway stages including LaMama, HERE Arts Center, the Clark Studio Theater at Lincoln Center, and the Park Avenue Armory. With my MFA in dramaturgy, I narrate with trust in a writer’s vision, a probing and curiosity-driven close read, and a deep connection to story and scene structure. As a Fulbright scholar, Danes showed me how to perform at eye level, not looking down on but alongside young audiences. I’ve worked with Elise Arsenault and have taken classes with Anna Garduno, Paul Liberti, Amanda Quaid, Nic Redman, Voice Actors of NYC, and the Linklater Center for Voice and Language. I am a member of APA.
Speaks with Experience on: Story Structures and Dramaturgy, Public Speaking, Denmark, Theatre for Young Audiences, Ekphrastic Poetry, Shadow Puppetry, Visiting a Botanic Garden, Trail Blazons and How to Read Them





