Author Archives: Wren

Christine Rinaldi reads The Invitation, a poem by Oriah Mountain Dreamer. Christine’s bio and statement are forthcoming.

Drita P. Dumont performs Hope is the Thing with Feathers, a poem by Emily Dickinson. Drita also performs in Spanish, El Dolor, a poem by Amalia Bautista. Drita P. Dumont is a multilingual Voice Over Actor with the ability to … Continue reading →

Jenn Rajala performs Extending the Airport Runway, a poem by Mary Oliver. Jenn Rajala has studied voice-over with Wren Ross for 8 years, and has applied that skill-set as a reader for the blind at Audio Journal Worcester.  Her primary … Continue reading →

Andrea O’Connell performs Pinkle Purr, a poem by A.A. Milne. Andrea O’Connell worked in educational publishing for many years and has been a life-long singer.  The two paths merged in a publication for singers that she created and wrote for … Continue reading →

Matthew Greif performs If We Only Have Love, a poem by Jacques Brel. From Matthew: “As a former National Park ranger in Boston, I have had many opportunities to speak in public.  I have also had some prior experience in … Continue reading →

Nancy Hilliard performs Dawn, a poem by William Carlos Williams. Nancy Hilliard, educator actor, has participated in community theater in the Boston and Worcester areas, striving to give dignity and voice to all her characters. In her work as a … Continue reading →

Susan Giusto performs Alone, a poem by Edgar Allan Poe. Susan Giusto started experimenting with voice acting at an early age performing and writing poems and radio plays. She has also produced sound effects and music scores for live theater. Recently … Continue reading →

Tim Corbett performs To the Western World, a poem by Louis Simpson. Tim Corbett has been involved in performing, acting and voice-over work for several years.  Since 2013, he has been portraying historical characters at Boston’s Old State House for visitors … Continue reading →

Kathy Zerlin performs The Journey, a poem by Mary Oliver. Kathy Zerlin is a Boston area vocalist and an aspiring voiceover artist. Her New Year’s resolution is to delve deeper into her artistic pursuits, relinquishing the excuse that “life got … Continue reading →

Valerie Smith performs The Road Not Taken, a poem by Robert Frost. Valerie is new to voiceover and thoroughly enjoying the journey so far. “Observing people has always fascinated me. Getting to know characters and backstories helps me to do my … Continue reading →

Valerie Smith performs The Power of the Spoken Word, a speech delivered by Helen Keller to the National Institute of Arts and Letters at New York, New York. Valerie is new to voiceover and thoroughly enjoying the journey so far. “Observing … Continue reading →

Susan Giusto performs A Stone Upon the Cairn, a poem she wrote. Susan Giusto started experimenting with voice acting at an early age performing and writing poems and radio plays. She has also produced sound effects and music scores for … Continue reading →

From Wren: Stories help us understand our world. I imagine that our ancestors, sitting on the ground, may have told a story about the wet substance pouring from the sky, in an effort to explain the mystery of rain. The … Continue reading →