Andrew Langton

Standard American and North Eastern American. Southern American and Texas. Canadian and American Midwest. Californian and Pacific Northwest. British (upper class), Scottish, and Irish. French, Spanish, and Russian.

A couple of years back, I played Prospero in a family-friendly musical adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest. We wound up producing a marvelous CD of the production which is included in my demo and which gives a fair sense of my range. I've only more recently started looking to do more VO work, as my theater career has grown, but I've recently done a VO for The New York Times on the web and for Readers Digest. BA of Theatre Arts from Washington University, St. Louis, MO Certificate of Accomplishment, Circle in the Square Acting Program From high school through college, I took classical singing lessons (operatic and musicals.) I had several years of voice, speech, and singing coaching throughout the eighties and nineties. MacBook and iMac with a Snowball USB Condenser mic, using Garageband for demo and smaller VO gigs. 30 Gigs of pro sound effects. Years of computer work, primarily game development. Comfortable with technology and software of all shapes and sizes. I'm the Artistic Director of The Republic Theater Company, here in New York City and have several years of experience in production, direction, and, of course, performing.