Actor. Audiobook Narrator. Enthusiast of Dogs.
Hi! My name is Josh Innerst. Thanks for visiting my website!
I'm a classical theatre artist by trade and by training. I hold an MFA in Theatre from Illinois State University and I'm a proud member of Actors' Equity. I've spent my life in repertory theatre focusing on Early Modern performance techniques, with several years as a member of the resident acting company at the American Shakespeare Center.
I'm a classical theatre artist by trade and by training. I hold an MFA in Theatre from Illinois State University and I'm a proud member of Actors' Equity. I've spent my life in repertory theatre focusing on Early Modern performance techniques, with several years as a member of the resident acting company at the American Shakespeare Center.
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Originally from Pennsylvania, I grew up in the upstate of South Carolina. Traipsing across the globe has given me a deep love for travel and I'm always on the lookout for new adventures. I've been a singer/songwriter my whole life and play several different instruments with a focus on the guitar and cello. |
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Voice-OverA life steeped in literary analysis, rhetoric, and a practical understanding of story arc/character point of view translates well to voice acting. I've trained with Andi Arndt and Ronnie Butler and worked with publishing houses like Penguin Random House and Harper Collins while also pursuing commercial voice-over through my agent, The Docherty Agency. While I have an affinity for American regional accents, my time spent studying abroad at the Royal Shakespeare Company and Shakespeare's Globe has given me an ear for UK regional accents as well. |
Stay tuned. Exciting news to come! |
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I'm interested in expanding my portfolio in the genres of Non-Fiction and Biography, particularly American military memoirs from the WWI and WWII eras. My years spent combing through scholarly materials in prep for table work rehearsals lends itself well to exploring the lives of interesting people who operated in hard to reach and often hard to pronounce places. |
That's Me!If I'm not tinkering in my garden or workshop, I can probably be found walking my rescue dogs Harper and Ivy, feeding my sourdough starter, or kicking back with a comic book or an old movie. My wife and I share a passion for classic films and great sitcoms. After years bouncing around the regional theatre scene, we recently settled in the midwest. Beyond voice-over and audiobook narration, I've continued my acting work in theatre and film and look forward to what the next few years have in store! |
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