Erik Lukacs

British (lower UK), French, Russian, Aussie, Bronx, North East Caucasian American, Texan, Tennessean, German, Nordic, Italian, Mexican, Indian, Korean, Irish, Scottish, Canadian English, New England, Barney the Dinosaur, Mentally Challenged, Ernie/Kermit from Sesame Street, Grover/Yoda, Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, surfer, Drill Sergeant, Gaston, Lefou, Aladdin, Jamaican, Cajun, Stitch, Old Man, Jackie Mason/Orthodox Jewish, Santa Claus, Hungarian, Brian Posehn, Sylvester Stallone, Jack Nicholson, Jeff Foxworthy, Stutterer, Crackling-voiced teen...plus many more.

I've read narration for King's Players in a church drama. I did many guest voices on WPKN radio in 1992-4 in Bridgeport, CT. I was interviewed by Comcast as Santa Claus at the Freehold Raceway Mall. I have been in Choir and Chorus my entire life. My vocal range is 1st & 2nd tenor, baritone to 1st Bass. I sang in Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, NJ in Nancy Schaff's 2009 Christmas Concert. I have a BS in Graphic Design/Visual Art. I worked with Professor Matt Brandt's musical theatre group at the University of Bridgeport, on The works of Jacques Brel and Three Penny Opera. I use Audacity software in my home studio. I often use the sounds of chirping birds as a watermark, just barely audible, but I usually remember to add it. I moved to thr Raleigh/Durham Triangle of NC. I play some guitar, I've portrayed an Angel for the King's Players production of Devil or Angel. I read the newspaper for my grandmother when she lost her sight. My children preferred me to read to them over my wife,"because Daddy does the voices." I have, and still work in customer service for a box company since 1995. I am on the phone everyday, using my voice to calm irate customers, a skill held and learned over 17 years.