Author Archives: Wren

Students from Wren’s 2017 Voice Acting for Classic Radio Drama class perform The Blind Beggar Dies from the Shadow Series, a radio show written by Maxwell Grant. From Cindy Newell: “The Classic Radio Drama Workshop with Wren is a play date for … Continue reading →

Once, when I was teaching Acting to a group of precocious eleven year old girls, I asked what a “Monologue” is.  One young woman rolled her eyes, sighed, and said: “It’s a dialogue where one person is talking.”  Brilliant! When … Continue reading →

John Haag plays Theodore Hickey in Eugene O’Neill’s play The Iceman Cometh. John Haag started acting in New York in off-off Broadway and regional theaters. Since moving to Massachusetts, John has done theater, industrial films, and voiceovers, and has recorded … Continue reading →

Holly Miller performs “I Hate My Purse” from Nora and Delia Ephron’s play Love, Loss, and What I Wore. Holly Miller has been a voice actress for four years.  She is active in Community Theater and has a weekly radio program … Continue reading →

Steve McGarry plays Nick in Anne Nelson’s play The Guys, a story about the aftermath of 9/11. Steve McGarry is a Boston-area voice talent and singer, as well as a software engineer. One of his fondest performance memories was being part of … Continue reading →

Chuck Holleman plays Willie Stark in Robert Penn Warren’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel All the King’s Men. Chuck Holleman is a Boston area voice talent, part-time home renovator, and part-time actor who has appeared on stages throughout Central Northeastern Massachusetts – and … Continue reading →

Andy Hupprich plays Val from the mystery crime drama film Mystic River.  Andy Hupprich is a Boston area voice talent. Along with 25 years in the newspaper industry, he has performed on stage in a garage band and in studio as an … Continue reading →

Tim Corbett plays George Spelvin from Christopher Durang’s comic play The Actor’s Nightmare. 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 →

John Haag plays Michael from Robert Schenkkan’s epic The Kentucky Cycle. John Haag started acting in New York in off-off Broadway and regional theaters. Since moving to Massachusetts, John has done theater, industrial films, and voice overs, and has recorded … Continue reading →

Cindy Newell plays Violet Weston in August: Osage County by Tracy Letts. Cindy Newell is a recently retired massage and neuromuscular therapist with a passion for voice over acting. She is an organic farmer and outdoor enthusiast who loves hiking, … Continue reading →

Richard Congelosi plays Red Foley in The Shawshank Redemption. Richard Congelosi is an actor with film and TV credits. He also had his own radio program “American Jukebox” on a Boston network that ran 12 years. Working with Wren has … Continue reading →

Jess Garrett plays “The Woman” in Christopher Durang’s play Laughing Wild. Jess Garrett is a voice over actress, educator and author. Her voice is uniquely friendly and youthful, and has been featured in audio books, podcasts, and narrations, as well … Continue reading →

Steve McGarry plays David Nix from the film Tomorrowland.  Screenplay by Damon Lindelof and Brad Bird. Steve McGarry is a Boston-area voice talent and singer, as well as a software engineer. One of his fondest performance memories was being part … Continue reading →