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Charles Leggett
Fiction, British Accent
Biography
Fiction, Mystery
Charles Leggett is based in Seattle where he works onstage at Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, ACT, and the Intiman Theatre Festival, among many others. His recording for Cedar House of Colleen McCullough’s Too Many Murders received an Earphones Award (2010). Charles is a recipient (2009) and three-time nominee (2010, 2011) of the Theatre Puget Sound “Gregory” Award for Outstanding Actor; a two-time nominee for the Stranger Genius Award (2009, 2015); and, as a poet, a two-time Pushcart Prize nominee. Charles’ voice work is also featured in many video games.
Review for TOO MANY MURDERS by Colleen McCullough, read by Charles Leggett
“…Leggett reads compellingly, hitting each word appropriately and turning such sibilant-intensive phrases as “heaps of boxes students seemed to accumulate” into clear, nonjuicy declarations. Dialogue is handled through a variety of tones and inflections: some characters slur their speech; others leave off the g when words end in ing, among other distinctions. Listeners can easily distinguish the many supporting characters, including recognizing their position in society from their cultured or noncultured speaking voices…Those familiar with Delmonico from On, Off (2007) will most likely concur that Leggett has nailed his voice.” – © AudioFile
Fiction, British Accent
Biography
Fiction, Mystery