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Appearing:
Saturday & Sunday

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Bio:

Giancarlo Esposito is a celebrated film, television and stage actor, director and producer with a career spanning nearly five decades.

Esposito is well known by television audiences for his iconic portrayal of drug kingpin Gustavo “Gus” Fring in AMC’s critically acclaimed award-winning series Breaking Bad, for which he won the 2012 Critics Choice Award and earned a 2012 Emmy® nomination. He can currently be seen reprising his role in AMC’s critically acclaimed prequel, Better Call Saul, which was nominated for an Emmy® Award in the category of Outstanding Drama Series, and will be returning for a fourth season in 2018.

Esposito most recently appears in The Death Cure, the third film in 20^th Century Fox’s hit blockbuster action franchise The Maze Runner. The film releases in January 2018. He also starred in the second film in the trilogy, The Scorch Trials, which was released in 2015. It has also been announced that Esposito will star in the upcoming film, Shriver, alongside Thomas Haden Church.

Esposito currently narrates the Netflix series, Dear White People, which launched on the platform on April 28, 2017. The 10-episode season is based off of the critically acclaimed 2014 film of the same name and is currently in production for a second season.

He also had a recurring role in Baz Luhrmann’s critically acclaimed Netflix series The Get Down, which looks at the birth of hip hop in New York in the 1970s.

Esposito is also the 2014 and 2018 voice of the Winter Olympics for NBC.

Under his production company, Quiet Hand Productions, Esposito made his feature directorial debut with the film Gospel Hill, which won over nine awards at various acclaimed film festivals. In the film, he co-starred with Danny Glover, Angela Bassett, Julia Stiles, Taylor Kitsch and Samuel L. Jackson. Quiet Hand Productions aspires to make “conscious content” films that focus on the inspirational. It was announced that Esposito will direct, produce & star as Frederick Douglass in the independent historical drama Patriotic Treason opposite 4-time Academy Award® nominee Ed Harris, who will play abolitionist John Brown.

Esposito recently directed his second feature, The Show, in which he also stars. The drama centers around a disturbing reality game show in which contestants end their lives for viewer entertainment. The film had its world premiere at the 2017 SXSW Festival, and was released by Grindstone in theaters and on demand on September 15, 2017.

Esposito can currently be seen in director Bong Joon-Ho’s new sci-fi film Okja, alongside Jake Gyllenhaal, Tilda Swinton and Paul Dano. The film was released globally by Netflix on June 28. The story follows a Korean girl who risks everything to prevent a multinational company from kidnapping her best friend, a beast called Okja. The film had its world premiere at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival to rave reviews.

Esposito recently wrapped production on director Claude Lalonde’s The Gift, opposite Sir Patrick Steward and Katie Holmes.

Esposito’s most memorable performances can be seen in films such as Rabbit Hole, The Usual Suspects, Smoke, The Last Holiday and Spike Lee’s films Do the Right Thing, Mo’ Better Blues, School Daze and Malcolm X. Esposito's other film credits include The Jungle Book, Money Monster, Poker Night, Alex Cross, SherryBaby, Ali, Nothing to Lose, Waiting to Exhale, Bob Roberts, King of New York and Cotton Club. In 1995, Esposito was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for his work in Fresh.

His other television credits include Revolution, Community, Once Upon a Time, Homicide: Life on The Streets, Law and Order, Bakersfield PD, Touched by an Angel, and Kidnapped.

Giancarlo’s notable roles extend to Broadway as well. In 2012, he starred in Atlantic Theatre Company’s world premiere of “Storefront Church,” which was the final installment of the trilogy “Church & State.” Esposito won two Obie Awards for "Zooman and The Sign" at the Negro Ensemble Company and "Distant Fires" at The Atlantic Theatre Company, where he continues to perform and teach as a company member. His list of Broadway credits include productions of "Sacrilege", "Seesaw", "Merrily We Roll Along" and "Lost In The Stars.” He also co-starred on Broadway with James Earl Jones, Terrence Howard and Phylicia Rashad in Debbie Allen’s rendition of the great classic Tennessee Williams play, “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.”

Esposito is a yoga enthusiast and spends his free time riding his motorcycle and practicing the saxophone. He lends his support to various charitable organizations that support the arts and education, including the Waterkeeper Alliance, Kids for Peace & World Merit USA.

Appearing:
Friday - Sunday

Autograph Pricing:
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Emmy-nominated actor Sam Witwer is probably best known as the voice of the famous and fearsome Star Wars villain ‘Darth Maul’. Witwer has done extensive work for the storied Lucasfilm/Disney franchise, including Star Wars: Clone Wars, for which he earned an Emmy nomination in 2013 as “Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program,” and Star Wars: Rebels. His memorable performance gave him the opportunity to reprise his role in the 2018 blockbuster franchise prequel, Solo: A Star Wars Story. Working opposite such talents as Jon Favreau and Clancy Brown, Witwer also received recognition with an Annie Award nomination for Best Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production in 2012.

Star Wars fans and gamers will also recognize Witwer as Darth Vader’s vengeful apprentice, ‘StarKiller,’ in the LucasArts video game sensation Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Parts I and II). Through high-tech digital referencing and motion capture of Blur Studios, Witwer has become the voice and face of the series’ powerful protagonist.

Given all of the above, it should be no surprise that Witwer will be part of the cast of the recently renewed season of Star Wars: Clone Wars, though what role he will play remains a secret.

Having always been popular among sci-fi fans, Witwer began his career in the memorable role of ‘Lt. Crashdown’ in SyFy's Battlestar Galactica and played ‘Davis Bloom/Doomsday’, the character fated to kill Superman, on CW's Smallville. He then went on to play the lead in the SyFy series Being Human, a U.S. adaptation of the critically acclaimed British television series. The darkly humorous, provocative drama starred Witwer as the heroic ‘Aidan’, a modern and self-aware vampire who becomes roommates with a ghost and werewolf, respectively played by Meaghan Rath and Sam Huntington.

Witwer is also one of the authors of the critically acclaimed Dungeons and Dragons Art and Arcana: A Visual History. The book features the history and art that built the franchise into the massive pop phenomenon it is today. The artwork, sourced by Sam and his partners, explains the origins of the tabletop game that became a household name. While considered a niche hobby by some, the fanbase surrounding the franchise boasts some very noteworthy names — including Joe Manganiello, who came on board for Sam and team to write the foreword for the book.

Recently, Witwer wrapped a recurring role on the CW’s Riverdale as ‘Mr. Chipping’, an English teacher at the prestigious Stonewall Preparatory high school that Jughead (Cole Sprouse) transfers to on scholarship. He also just finished a season-long arc on the CW’s Supergirl as this season’s main antagonist, ‘Agent Liberty’. The series set a new precedent with Witwer, giving his character an entire prequel episode dedicated to building his backstory as a disenfranchised professor who leads a hateful human supremacy movement against the aliens who have settled on Earth.

Witwer’s other credits include his recurring role as ‘Neil Perry’ on the Emmy-winning Showtime series Dexter, antagonist ‘Mr. Hyde’ on ABC’s Once Upon A Time, and ‘Wayne Jessup’ in Frank Darabont’s adaptation of the Stephen King novella, The Mist. His film credits also include the independent production The Return of Joe Rich opposite Armand Assante and Talia Shire, and No God No Master opposite David Strathairn and Edoardo Ballerini.

Chicago-born and raised and a Juilliard-trained actor, Witwer is also an accomplished musician, having just released Revenge of the Crashtones, the sophomore album of his one-man-band, The Crashtones. When not working, Witwer resides in Los Angeles with his two dogs, Buster and Leonard.

Appearing:
Friday - Sunday

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Neil Kaplan is possibly best known around the world for having provided the voice for the iconic hero Optimus Prime on 2001’s “TRANSFORMERS: ROBOTS IN DISGUISE”.

On the opposite end of the spectrum of good and evil lies Neil’s award winning portrayal of galactic Emperor Zarkon, on Dreamworks Animation’s spectacular “VOLTRON: LEGENDARY DEFENDER”.

Also on Netflix, he can be heard as the heroic Henry Graves in the short film “Suits” as a part of David Fincher’s Emmy winning (adult) animated anthology series “LOVE, DEATH, AND ROBOTS” he also can be heard in the Oscar nominated, instant holiday classic, “KLAUS”, and as Dr. Agon in “DRAGON QUEST: YOUR STORY”. As Albus Dumbledore and the leader of G.I. Joe Extreme, on “ROBOT CHICKEN”, as well as a wide variety of roles on “THE WACKY RACES”, “PENN ZERO: PART TIME HERO”, “BUNNICULA”, “ASK THE STORYBOTS”, “HIGGLYTOWN HEROES” are among his other voice work in animation.

Tens of millions of video game players & fans around the world know Neil for his captivating work in Blizzard’s massive hits “STARCRAFT II” and “HEROES OF THE STORM” as roguish anti-hero, Tychus Findlay, as well as Lord of the Forest, Cenarius in “WORLD OF WARCRAFT”. Then of course, there’s Space dragon Aurelian Sol, is adored by “LEAGUE OF LEGENDS” fans around the globe. Meanwhile, at the center of the epic story of “DESTINY 2”is the primary antagonist, Dominus Ghaul, a character most players have a difficult time forgetting. Recently he voiced Tom in the groundbreaking “TELL ME WHY”. Additionally, millions of video game players around the globe have heard his work in the massively popular franchises “SKYLANDERS”, “GEARS OF WAR”, “FALLOUT”, “BIOSHOCK”, “THE LAST OF US”, “GUILD WARS”, “RED DEAD REDEMPTION”, “FINAL FANTASY”, “ELDER SCROLLS”, “DIABLO”, and many more.

“STAR WARS” fans heard Neil on six episodes of the Disney+ hit series, “STAR WARS: VISIONS” as the Narrator for “THE NINTH JEDI”, the Imperial Inquisitor in “T0B1”, and numerous others littered through. Previously he voiced numerous alien creatures, humans, and even droids such as Skadge, Governor Adlehard, Boss Ganne, Darth Bandon and Bendak Starkiller in the video games “OLD REPUBLIC”, “UPRISING”, “BATTLEGROUNDS”, and “KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC”.

Anime fans loved Neil as Hawkmon (as well as ALL of his digi-volutions) and a variety of others on “DIGIMON”, as Dozle Zabi in “MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM”, and as Genryūsai Shigekuni Yamamoto, Gesell, Tetsuzaemon Iba, Zommari Rureaux, and others on the legendary series, “BLEACH”. Conversely, anime fans continue to love to hate him as the villainous Obito, Tobi, and Madara Uchiha on “NARUTO: SHIPPÛDEN.” Among his numerous other anime credits is the recent box office hit, “PROMARE” in which he played the enforcer, Vulcan Haestus. There’s also cult favorite “ATTACK ON TITAN” featuring him as General Theo Magath, he was Capricorn El Cid on the gorgeous “SAINT SAIYA: THE LOST CANVAS”, Robson Zuccoli on “LUPIN III”. Other anime titles include, “GREAT PRETENDER”, “LEVIUS”, “CAGASTER OF AN INSECT CAGE, and more. He was also featured prominently on a trio of Marvel Anime series, as Tony Stark’s primary nemesis on “IRON MAN”, a council elder on “BLADE”, and Magneto on “MARVEL DISK WARS: THE AVENGERS”.

His voice was heard for years on the classic television series “MIGHTY MORPHIN’ POWER RANGERS”, as well as most of the franchise’s first ten seasons. Neil was featured for the entire season voicing fan-favorite villain, Diabolico on “POWER RANGERS: LIGHTSPEED RESCUE”. And on “POWER RANGERS: TIME FORCE” he was Vernon Wells’ loyal henchman, Gluto.

Additionally, he was the voice of CNNN on Chuck Lorre’s “DISJOINTED” airing on Netflix. And audiobook enthusiasts know him as the narrator for several books including the popular YA series, “I AM NUMBER FOUR”. Neil is very proud of his most recent audiobook, the non-fiction, “WRITING TOOLS”.

And lest we forget, he was once the voice of Funshine Bear. That’s right, Neil Kaplan was even a CARE BEAR.

Appearing:
Friday - Saturday

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Born and raised in Los Angeles, Scott Menville grew up playing characters that many others grew up watching. He began his professional acting career at the young age of eleven and has been working steadily ever since.

Scott has been widely heard through the scores of characters he has performed in animation, video games, and anime, as well as lending his voice to countless television promos and commercials for both television and radio.

Among his numerous animated series regular roles, Scott can currently be heard as Robin in Teen Titans Go! (he also voiced Robin in the original Teen Titans animated series).

Recently, Scott has lent his talents to such characters as Doctor Octopus/Otto Octavius in Marvel’s Spider-Man and as Stretch Armstrong in Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters.

Other notable characters include Kevin French in the cult classic animated series Mission Hill, Sneezy in Disney’s The 7D, Shaggy in Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue, Ma-Ti in Captain Planet, Jonny in The New Adventures of Jonny Quest, Freddy Flintstone in The Flintstone Kids, and Red Herring in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo.

Scott has voiced notable recurring roles in the animated series Monster High, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as Crankshaw, Dr. Blip, and Spooch, Ben 10: Omniverse as Jimmy Jones and Chrono Spanner, Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja as band geek Bucky, Bunnicula as Scott Dingleman and others, and as Metamorpho in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.

Some of Scott’s animated feature film credits include performances in Teen Titans Go! To the Movies, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, ParaNorman, Batman: Gotham Knight, and Despicable Me. Anime fans may also know Scott from voicing Black, one of the two leads in the English version of the acclaimed Japanese anime feature Tekkon Kinkreet.

Scott has also been credited in voicing numerous video games, most notably as Lloyd in Tales of Symphonia, Marlton in Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Egon Stetmann in Starcraft II, and various characters in World of Warcraft.

In front of the camera, Scott has appeared in film, television, and commercials. Notable television appearances have included guest roles on NCIS, 9-1-1, S.W.A.T., Night Court, HBO’s The Night Of, The Real O’Neals, Review, Workaholics, The Mentalist, Franklin & Bash, Numb3rs, ER, and The Wonder Years as Wayne’s buddy Wart. He also appeared in both Full House and Fuller House as Duane, a.k.a. the “Whatever” guy. Film fans may remember a young Scott as Crutchfield, one of the juvenile delinquents in Ernest Goes to Camp.

Appearing:
Friday - Sunday

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Sandy Fox has been voicing characters in Anime, Animation, and Video Games for over 33 years. She began her career in the entertainment industry, working for The Walt Disney Company and performing in hundreds of live stage shows as a singer, dancer, and comedic talent.

As a voice actor, she has provided an array of voices for The Simpsons, King of the Hill, The Critic, Futurama, Wreck-it Ralph, The Addams Family, Disney's Bolt, and Maleficent. She is listed as one of the "Top 20 Female Anime Voice Actors" on IMDB and is known for being one of the cutest voices in Hollywood.

Her iconic voice acting roles over the years include Betty Boop, Hello Kitty from The Supercute Friendship Festival Tour, Chibiusa and Black Lady in Sailor Moon, Roarr in Miraculous Ladybug, Mipsy Mipson in As Told by Ginger, Kyoko in the anime classic AKIRA, Flonne in Disgaea, Tachikomas in the original Ghost in the Shell, Kriketina Kylie in Pokemon Journeys and Courtney of Team Magma in Pokemon Generations, Kana in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Patty Fleur in Tales of Vesperia, Taylor Bartlett in Violet Evergarden, Vyrn the Dragon in GranBlue Fantasy, Mina and Momiji in Naruto, Sumomo in Chobits, Haruna in DurararaX2, Harmony in Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi, T-AI in Transformers: Robots in Disguise, Minette Napkatti in Bravely Second, Meiu in Tales of the Abyss, Peashy and YellowHeart in Hyperdimension Neptunia, Melody in My Life as a Teenage Robot, Cylindriain Pacman’s Ghostly Adventures, Lynne in Fist of the North Star, and Himaspetchi in Tamagotchi Friends. She also sang the English theme songs for the Rurouni Kenshin and the Magic Knight Rayearth series, where she voiced Lady Aska.

Sandy is internationally known for voicing the Queen of Cartoons - Betty Boop. She has voiced Betty for Universal Studios and King Features since 1991. She can be heard as Betty and Olive Oyl at the Universal Studios Islands of Adventure Theme Park in Orlando, in commercial campaigns for Zac Posen, Torrid, Lancome Paris, Dr. Martens, and a very special Betty Boop episode of Project Runway All-Stars.

She is also a member of Women in Animation and is currently writing and developing her original animated series and books.

Visit www.sandyfox.com and @sandyfoxworld on Twitter and Instagram.

Appearing:
Friday - Sunday

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Alex Brightman garnered Tony and Drama League Award Nominations for his critically acclaimed, titular performance as Beetlejuice in Alex Timbers’ cult hit Broadway musical Beetlejuice, a role which he reprised when the show reopened on Broadway, post-pandemic. Ben Brantley of The New York Times lauded Alex as “the best reason” to see the show and David Rooney of The Hollywood Reporter deemed it “impossible to deny [his] virtuosic showmanship.” He previously received Best Actor in a Musical Tony Award, Outer Critics Circle Award, Drama League Award, and Astaire Award Nominations for his portrayal of Dewey Finn in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit musical School of Rock, which David Rooney of The Hollywood Reporter hailed “a star-making performance.” He is currently starring as Richard Dreyfuss in Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon’s Broadway transfer of The Shark is Broken. The play, directed by Olivier Award-Winner Guy Masterson, follows the behind-the-scenes hilarity and drama during the making of Spielberg’s Jaws. Alex also recently starred in the Kennedy Center’s acclaimed production of Spamalot, directed by Josh Rhodes. He made his Broadway debut in James Gardiner and Nick Blaemire’s Glory Days, and also appeared on Broadway in Wicked, Big Fish, and Matilda. Off-Broadway he starred in New York City Center Encores!’s production of Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins, and in The Old Globe’s world premiere musical, Nobody Loves You. Alex was nominated for a 2018 Legacy Award by the Legionnaires of Laughter for Best Comedy Musical / Theatrical Male Actor.

On television, Alex had a pivotal arc on the final season of NBC’s long-running series The Blacklist opposite James Spader. He lent his voice to Pugsley in Netflix’s Dead End: Paranormal Park, to Robo Fizz and Fizzarolli in Youtube’s “Helluva Boss” and reprised his role of Beetlejuice for DC Entertainment’s Teen Titans Go! His other television credits include IFC’s Documentary Now! opposite John Mulaney, Richard Kind, and Taran Killam, Showtime’s Smilf, Paramount+’s The Good Fight opposite Christine Baranski, NBC’s Law & Order: SVU opposite Mariska Harigitay and CBS’s Blue Bloods. On film, Alex appeared in Billy Crystal’s Here Today and in the horror comedy Red Hook opposite Terrence Mann. He will next be seen in the Netflix feature The Union opposite Mark Wahlberg, Halle Berry, and JK Simmons. Alex has also established himself as a writer. He and his writing partner, Drew Gasparini, premiered their first project, a new musical thriller called Make Me Bad at the Bloomington Playwrights Project in 2013. Their next production was the one-man show Everything in its Place: The Life and Slimes of Marc Summers, starring Marc Summers. The duo is currently developing several other projects, including a musical adaptation of The Whipping Boy, based on the Newbery medal- winning children's book and a musical adaptation of Universal’s It’s Kind of a Funny Story, which has been workshopped at Feinstein’s/54 Below, Second Stage and Paper Mill Playhouse. On his own, Alex is developing two plays – Everything is Fine, which Cynthia Nixon is attached to direct, and We Left It Here. He has also sold multiple television pilots – one to NBC/Universal Television with Jeffrey Seller and another to FX/20th Television with

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Friday - Sunday

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Stephanie Young is a professional actress, singer/songwriter, producer, and voice actress that quickly developed a niche voice for strong females, witches, warriors and queens. She is best known for her work in the Funimation/Crunchyroll dub of One Piece (Nico Robin), My Hero Academia (Nana Shimura), Dragonball Xenoverse (Towa), Zombieland Saga (Yugiri), Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood (Olivier Armstrong), Claymore (Clare), Soul Eater (Arachne), Attack on Titan (Traute Cavin), Blood Battlefront Blockade (KK), Pop Team Epic (Pipimi), Show by Rock (Darudayu), Dimension W (Mary), Smile at the Runway (Shizuku), Kakuriyo:Bed and Breakfast for Spirits (Ritsuko), Ace Attorney (Morgan Fey), Human Lost (Madam), Rolling Girls (Shima), Pyscho-Pass (Dominator), Juni Taisen: Zodiac War (Boar / Toshiko Ino), Code Realize (Alexandria Victoria), Heroic Legend of Arslan (Queen Tahamenay), Restaurant to Another World (Red Queen), Lupin the 3rd (Cicciolina), King of Thorn (Katherine), Castletown Dandelion (Satsuki Sakurada), .hack Quantum (Shamrock), Eden of the East (Juiz), Desert Punk (Junko), School Rumble (Itoko Osakabe), A Certain Magical Index (Sherry Cromwell), Okami-san and Her Seven Companions (Momoko), Spice and Wolf II (Eve), Fractale (Moeran), Hero Tales (Choka), Oh! Edo Rocket (Oise), Rideback (Tamayo Kataokon), Bamboo Blade (Yoshikawa), Moonphase (Elfriede), Negima (Mana), King of Thorn (Katherine), Solty Rei (Miranda Maverick), Aquarion (Sophia), Basilisk (Kagero), Blassreiter (Sasha Jobson), Heroic Age (Lecty Leque), Gunslinger Girl (Flanca), Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle (Oruha), Witchblade (Nora), Black Cat (Echidna Parass), Crayon Shin-chan (Nanako), Glass Fleet (B.B.), Dragonaut (Yuuri Kitajima), Grappler Baki Maximum Tournament (Jane), Mushi-shi (Yahagi), Rumbling Hearts (Dr. Kozuki ), and Trinity Blood (Mirielle).

Stephanie’s game projects include the role of “Salissa” in Tiny Tina’s Wonderland, “Towa” in Dragon Ball Z – Kakarot, “Nisha the Lawbringer” in Boderlands: The Pre Sequel, as well as the “Sheriff of Lynchwood” in Borderlands II. She voices “Towa” in Dragon Ball: Xenoverse (1 and 2), along with the lead female vocals (singing) in Ms. Splosion Man, “NuWa” in Smite, “Weaver” in Orcs Must Die! In Comic Jumper: The Adventures of Captain Smilely, Stephanie is the female vocalist in the “Brad” theme song, as well as the voice of the Viking hottie, “Nordya”. Other gaming credits include Fiona” in Spike Out, Battlestreet and “Selket” in Unreal Championship II, The Liandri Conflict. Stephanie can also be heard singing theme songs for Dragon Ball GT, Negima, One Piece, Show By Rock, Zombieland Saga, and as her character Oruha in Tsubasa. As a singer/songwriter, Stephanie enjoys lending her signature, soulful vocals, along with her guitarist husband David, to the Dallas-based pop/jazz band, The Brehms (www.thebrehmsband.com). Stephanie is also a graduate of Baylor University with a degree in Theatre Performance. Her love of performing lead her to work extensively on the stage, as well as on both sides of the camera with the production house, Blue Logic (www.bluelogicproductions.com), as well 12Forward Productions and HGTV. Stephanie is a two-time nominee for the Dallas Theatre League’s Leon Rabin Award for her work in the Dallas Theatre Community, and she is represented by The Horne Agency. For the latest, follow her on Twitter - @stephyoungbrehm or Facebook - Stephanie Young Voice Actress, and Instagram – Stephanie Young Voice Talent.

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Giancarlo Esposito

Matt Lanter

Ashley Eckstein

Sam Witwer

James Arnold Taylor

Nika Futterman

Neil Newbon

Jennifer English

Aliona Baranova

Devora Wilde

Samantha Béart

Lizzie Freeman

Michael Kovach

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Sandy Fox

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