Kenneth is an actor, public historian and history podcast producer based in Boston. As a narrator, he’s worked with Penguin Random House, Hachette, Podium, Spotify and Blackstone, with credits such as 33 ½ Lies by James Patterson and Heart of Iron by C.M. Alongi.
He is a tour guide, fact checker and audio producer for Boston History Company. He has written or fact checked history podcasts and tour guide trainings on topics such as Latin American social movements, colonial New England/Revolutionary Boston, decolonization and post-colonial theory, and early Soviet history.
He has a B.A. in History from Brandeis University and over 20 years of combined acting experience onstage and behind the mic. He is a conversational “heritage speaker” of Latin American spanish with some basic Russian, Yiddish, Latin and French.
Experience and Training
Theater
Skybox (Hector Mendoza), Romeo and Juliet (Friar Lawrence), Don’t Eat The Apples (Mr. Jingle-Jangle), Twelfth Night (Malvolio), The Tempest (Caliban), My Sister is an Actress (Jim), Macbeth (Various Roles), Aloha, Say The Pretty Girls (Richard), Hot Zero (Eric), Saint Joan (The Court Page)
Audiobooks
33 1/2 Lies by James Patterson (Hachette)
Heart of Iron by C.M. Alongi (Blackstone Audio)
Who Is Dale Earnhardt Jr? by David Stabler (Penguin Random House)
What The Dead Can Do by Peter Rosch (Spotify Studios)
Before Their Crimes by Wendy Smith (Blackstone Audio)
Training
Audiobook Narration - Chris Ciulla
Acting for the Camera - Bob Krakower (One on One Studios)
Auditioning for the Camera - Pat McCorkle (One on One Studios)
Chekhov/Coaching - Scott Fielding      (Michael Chekhov Studio Boston)
Acting Modern Realism - Janet Morrison (Brandeis University)
Acting Shakespeare - Janet Morrison (Brandeis University)
Michael Chekhov Technique - Janet Morrison (Brandeis University)
Improvisation/Viewpoints - Adrianne Krstansky (Brandeis University)
Suzuki Technique - Adrianne Krstansky   (Brandeis University)
Acting - Marya Lowry (Brandeis University)