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With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Bob Hurley
Racing Announcer

After a career as a video editor/editing supervisor at ABC News in Washington, Hurley became a full-time voice actor in 2009. He was the Movies and Specials voice for the OSN Network in 24 countries and found himself voicing commercials for the past 10 years. In addition to his commercial work, he can be heard voicing the open and close of the PBS NewsHour. He is also the voice of the drunken Scotchmo in the Wasteland series of video games, which may or may not be considered acting depending on where you met him.

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Patrick Kirchner
Ford

Patrick Kirchner is the owner of Sound Attention LLC, a voiceover and media production company in Woodbridge, Virginia. Born with a passion for compelling storytelling, Patrick’s resonant bass-baritone voice can be heard in national broadcast commercials, eLearning, animation, audiobooks, and other genres. He was a 2019 Voice Arts ® Awards nominee, and the recipient of the 2020 One Voice USA Inspiration Award for his dedicated efforts as a mentor in the voiceover community.

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

James Whalen
Paul

James Whalen last appeared at Woolly Mammoth as Lawrence in Shipwreck. His most recent DC area appearances include The Heiress (Arena Stage), Small Mouth Sounds (Round House Theatre) and True West (Rep Stage). He has also performed locally with The Kennedy Center, The Olney Theatre Center, Everyman Theatre, Mosaic Theatre, The Shakespeare Theatre Company, as well as Theatre J. Regionally he played Dracula at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Some of his favorite TV and film credits include House of Cards, VEEP, I Love You But I Lied, Money Matters, Number One with a Bullet, and A Beautiful Mind.

P.S. You know how the conversations between Tom and Paul seem a bit… puzzling? Almost like they’re speaking in code? Definitely don’t read anything into that. Nope. Definitely not a clue that would make the Quorum upset.

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Tom Kramer
Tom

Tom is thrilled to be reunited with Bjorn Munson for this production of Quorum.  (He and Bjorn were classmates at Beloit College in the mid 1990s; back when dorm rooms had telephones and students didn’t have email addresses.) Tom spent the subsequent years primarily in broadcasting, reporting for radio and TV stations in Illinois, Iowa, and Michigan.  His reporting has been recognized by the Associated Press, the respective state news associations of Iowa and Michigan, and occasionally by a relative.  His mother has more than once asked if that was him she just heard on the radio. These days, he is a voice actor (www.tomkramervoice.com). His voice can be heard nation-wide supporting a variety of products, services, and businesses.  He and his wife, Mandy, 5 kids, 5 dogs, 3 cats, and innumerable chickens do their best to stay busy in Northern Michigan.

P.S. You know how the conversations between Tom and Paul seem a bit… puzzling? Almost like they’re speaking in code? Definitely don’t read anything into that. Nope. Definitely not a clue that would make the Quorum upset.

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Liz Christmas
Farah

Liz Christmas is an actor living and learning in Maryland. She is currently expanding her voiceover skills while working out of a home studio environment. Her handle is @xmasliz on Instagram.

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Daniel Rylee Bush
Parker Wells

Daniel is an Actor and Musician based in New York City. In his free time, he likes to walk the city with his camera, experience the outdoors, and try new restaurants. Daniel attended Shenandoah Conservatory and subsequently moved to New York City to pursue acting. He is excited and grateful to once more be a part of the Quorum series, and hopes you enjoy listening.

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Kevin Murray
Glen Chambers, Carl Pantusso

Kevin Murray works in film, television, voiceover, and commercials, throughout the Mid-Atlantic region and nationally. He has appeared in The Good Lord Bird with Ethan Hawke (Showtime), Veep with Julia Louis-Dreyfus (HBO), House of Cards (Netflix), Aftermath with Arnold Schwarzenegger, The Wire with Dominic West (HBO), and Runaway Bride with Richard Gere, Julia Roberts and Joan Cusack to name a few, and has appeared in a number of independent films. He will be seen next season in HBO’s We Own This City. He recently retired as Associate Director of the School of Theater at George Mason University. www.KevinMurray.tv

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Laura Rocklyn
Margaret Florian

REGIONAL CREDITS: Pride & Prejudice (Round House Theatre); The Glass Menagerie (Classic Theatre of Maryland); Sense & Sensibility (Folger Theatre); Red Velvet (Chesapeake Shakespeare Company); FairyTale Farm (ClockJack Productions), Clover (Ally Theatre Company); Perfect Pie (Potomac Theatre Project); As You Like It (Kentucky Shakespeare); Winter’s Tale, Twelfth Night (Richmond Shakespeare Festival); Henry VI, Parts 1-3 (Adirondack Shakespeare Company;) TOURS: Cato & Dolly (History At Play); Dracula (Olney Theatre Center’s National Players). TV/WEB SERIES: Legends & Lies:The Patriots, The Broken Continent. TRAINING: STC’s Academy for Classical Acting at George Washington University (MFA). www.LauraRocklyn.com

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Ricardo Padilla
Malone

Ricardo Padilla is a local actor who dabbles in stage, film, TV, and radio when he is not at his day job as the Head of School at River Farm Forest School in Alexandria, VA. This is his second production with Jabberwocky Audio Theater and is looking forward to the next chapter!. 

With this Fall’s broadcast of “The Gambler’s Tale: All That Glitters,” we’re looking at the voices behind this season of Quorum, continuing with the Featured Players.

Mike Bernal
Skitch

Mike Bernal is excited to return to his much beloved character, Skitch. He has continued to work with Jabberwocky Audio Theater to build his experience as a voice actor in “The Messenger’s Tale” and “Prince Prigio.” He hones his skills as a Dungeon Master to several games of D&D taking place weekly and monthly. Fun Fact: he has adopted Skitch’s voice to almost exclusively represent goblins in his home games. 

His love of D&D, world-building, and storytelling also take the forms of writing comics. Mike is featured in Advanced Death Saves, a comic anthology telling stories of TTRPG player character deaths. Ask you local comic shop about it!