Jonathan Keeble(I)

Jonathan combines his audio work with a busy theatre and TV career. He has featured in over 700 radio plays for the BBC appearing in everything from Shakespeare to Sherlock Holmes to Dr Who as well as playing the evil Owen in The Archers. Much in demand for his voice work , this ranges from the Voice of God in the Sistine Chapel to The Angel of Death in the film Hellboy 2 with all stops in between.

His numerous computer game credits include Elden Ring , Demon's Souls, Star Wars : The Old Republic, Xenoblade Chronicles, Risen 3, Total War : Warhammer, the Fable series, Ape Escape, Black and White, and Heavenly Sword.

A multi award-winning narrator , Jonathan has recorded over 800 audio books across all genres. He is one of the main narrators of the Warhammer 40,000 series and is currently recording its finale with the Siege of Terror series of books. He is also recording all of the Gotrex and Felix books for Games Workshop.Training: Central School of Speech and Drama

Theatre Credits include: Charles Tergart and Lord Irwin in Lions and Tigers (Shakespeare's Globe); Anthony Trollope in Lady Anna: All At Sea (Bath Theatre Royal); Karenin in Anna Karenina (Royal Exchange Theatre); Boo Radley/Gilmer in To Kill A Mockingbird (Royal Exchange); Sir Henry Irving in Stage Fright (Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds); Lancaster in Edward 11 (Royal Exchange); Shylock in Merchant of Venice (Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds); Dr Arnholm in A Lady From the Sea (royal Exchange); Hope in The Maid of Buttermere (Theatre By The Lake); Lussurioso in The Revenger's Tragedy (Royal Exchange Theatre); Sebastian in The Tempest (Royal Exchange Theatre); Gerald Harcourt in A Touch of the Sun (Salisbury Playhouse); De Guiche in Cyrano De Bergerac (Royal Exchange).

Film/Television Credits include: Living (Lionsgate); Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (Paramount Pictures); Coronation Street (ITV); Emmerdale (ITV); Hollyoaks (Lime Pictures); Silent Witness (BBC); Doctors (BBC); My Hero (BBC); Judge John Deed (BBC); People Like Us (BBC).