“If you have forgotten how good it can be to listen to a real storyteller and be swept up in a story, . . . you need to listen to Joshua Kane, a man whose voice is an instrument of delightful terror.” –Neil Gaiman

“Savvy, witty and Spellbinding…[Joshua Kane] brings life, intelligence, sensitivity and humor to everything he touches.” –Peter Straub

Joshua Kane has narrated for Hachette, Penguin Random House Audio and Skyboat Media.  To purchase audiobooks Joshua has narrated please click here Audible Listing

Samples below are drawn from works Joshua has recorded as well as spec spots to show range and help in casting. To hire Joshua for audiobook narration contact him directly.

Political, Commercial & Promo Demos

Drawing on a life-long passion for theater and spoken word, Joshua Kane has toured for more than two decades as an acclaimed solo theatre artist and storyteller. His quirkiness and capacity to relate to a wide variety of audiences has resulted in a diverse range of clients, including Pillsbury, Little Caesars, City of Hope, Hasbro Toys, Sony Playstation, Major League Baseball, Central Intelligence Agency and video games such as World of Warcraft and Hearthstone.  Queries for Commercial, Promos and Animation work can be made by contacting my agents at:

Matt Ambrosia Voice Over

Tracey Goldblum Commercial/On-Camera

Schools are so burdened with “teaching to the test” that the arts and the creative process are inevitably short-changed. I am always amazed by the powerful changes that take place when I’m invited to work with schools, at the arts center and in the classroom. Students labeled “learning disabled” produce pages of imaginative writing with the Imagination Toolkit—a creativity & writing workshop; singing and speaking voices open up with The Power of Voice; participants learn how to run their own brains with The Art of Magical Thinking; families learn to tell the Stories of Ourselves.

When I conduct a residency I have the satisfaction of knowing I’ve left behind tools that will last a lifetime.

“I have found it difficult over my twenty-plus years of presenting, to find opportunities that are both engaging and rewarding for junior high/middle school students, and this program did the trick. They were engaged both with the work and with you as a performer, and the blending of those two elements held the rapt attention of a challenging age-range of audience members. I would not hesitate to enthusiastically recommend this program.”—Joseph A. Ferlo, Grand Opera House, WI

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