Dave Huber

Dave moved to LA to teach high school theater/acting and to have a greater opportunity for acting experiences for himself and his students. He has experienced the joy of acting in a wider array of genres since the big move. Dave has enjoyed participating in many voice acting projects including several animated films, foreign film dubbing, radio plays, commercials and even narration for a performance of Stravinsky's
A Soldiers Tale. He has also performed in feature films, television and numerous award winning short films but his first love is the theater where he has directed and performed in over a hundred plays.

Gwendolyn Druyor

Gwendolyn Druyor is a bit of a gypsy. In Wisconsin she played Mavis in The Murder Room and Laura in The Glass Menagerie. In Amsterdam she improvised with Boom Chicago. In Chicago she sang in the premiere of Fair Lonesome Souls, played with power tools in the award winning children’s video That’s How We Build a House, and broke a couple ribs playing Puck in Midsummer. At The Folger Stage in D.C., she played Portia in The Merchant of Venice. In Alberta, Canada she mocked dating in Sex Signals. In LA she has been seen on Six Feet Under, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and The Future Dead.  She has performed in Playing Juliet/Casting Othello, Bare Naked Angels, The Works of War Babies, Polyester the Musical and many, many of Tsunami Radio Theater's plays and musicals. Offstage she’s busy writing fantasy novels and children's books.

Isaac Wade

Isaac Wade continues to be incredibly excited about working with Patrick Redden and all of the fantastic artists at Tsunami Radio Theater. He started performing in musical theater as a child and studied theater at MSSU in Missouri before moving to LA. When he was in college he did a production of 1940s Radio Hour, a musical about a group of actors during WWII trying to keep the hopes of all of the troops and their families in America alive. That was technically his first introduction to radio theater as the entire musical takes place in a 1940s radio studio, with a live audience.     ...continued

He played Wally, the delivery boy who dreams of performing on the radio and gets his chance at the last minute when one of the actors drops out. Upon arriving in Los Angeles a few years after that show, Isaac was fortunate enough to get a call from Patrick at Tsunami Radio Theater and was cast in his first Tsunami production Fallout. He has been lucky enough to continue working with the group and is proud of all of the work he has done with them. Isaac can also be seen onstage at the Powerhouse Theater in Santa Monica as a member of the Los Angeles Theatre Ensemble (www.latensemble.com). He has appeared in several of their productions, including Quixotic as Arthur Quick/Sir Quixotic, I, Gelosi as Guilio Pasquati, Adeline's Play as Buddy Walters, The Heretic Mysteries as Bishop Jacques Fournier, In the Company of Jane Doe as Dr. Snafu, and Trog & Clay: An Imagined History of the Electric Chair as Trog.

"I have absolutely no idea what we're doing here, or what I'm doing here, or what this place is about, but I am determined to enjoy myself, and very intrigued... and, oh my, this soup's delicious, isn't it?"

Tony Kee

Raised in Chicago, Tony Kee moved to Los Angeles in his early teens where he eventually managed to turn his tendency to mimic accents and slip into silly characters into something productive. Now a prominent actor with the Tsunami Radio Theater, his winning personality and tremendous versatility have landed him roles in comedies and dramas for the group. He’s played Zeus in Wild or Tame, the gladiator, Dimetrius in Pax Romana, Spencer Martingale in The Property Of…, and Adam #2 in
2 Adams. Tony really does his best work in Tsunami’s full-length and short comedies where the character freedom allows his versatility to really shine. His passion for acting has led him to take on parts in a number of pilots and English dubs of foreign films. Tony feels fortunate to be able to use his extraordinary voiceover talents with the group, and hopes to do so for many years to come.

Andrew David James

A graduate of Pepperdine University, Andrew holds a BA in Liberal Arts, Composition and Literature.  Andrew has been seen on the Los Angeles professional stage as Young Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, George Milton in Of Mice and Men, and Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing for California Shakespeare Company. Other professional credits include Dr. Fredrick Treves in The Elephant Man, Buddy in The Diviners, Benny Southstreet in Guys and Dolls, and Pvt. George Shannon in the critically acclaimed world premier of Bea[u]tiful in the Extreme at the Colony Theatre in Burbank. Internationally, Andrew originated the role of Cole in So, Mr. Brecht, What Did You Think of America?

His on screen credits include the recently released Disconnected, Throwaways, TNN’s Ultimate Revenge, PBS’ Visiting…, and Places Like These, which is currently in post production.

Andrew’s written works have appeared at the Curtis Theatre in Orange County as well as Los Angeles venues including the Falcon, the Chance, and the Complex Theatres. Other musical collaborations include lyrics featured in the hit show Smashing Broadway and the 2007 benefit concert Songs for a New Orleans with Kennedy Center Award-winning composer Rob Blaney.  Andrew’s current project, www.here.i.am the Rock Drama, is slated for publication later this year.

Aurora Nibley

Aurora Nibley is a native Los Angeleno who has been working with Tsunami Radio Theater since 2009.  An alumna of the Los Angeles Theater Academy, she has been an active member of the Los Angeles theater community for many years, appearing with many companies including the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum, the Eclectic Company Theater, and Write Act Repertory Theater. Aurora currently lives in Hollywood with her husband and her cat.

Darrel Guilbeau

Darrel Guilbeau is a Los Angeles based actor who began voice acting in 2004. In addition to voicing roles with Tsunami Radio Theater, he has voiced the English versions of several Anime titles including the lead roles of Gainer Sanga in Overman King Gainer and Ichitaka Seto in I"s and I"s Pure. Other popular roles include Souske Kawara in Samurai champloo, Osamu in Paranoia Agent, Satoshi Hojo in When they Cry, Hikari in The Melody of Oblivion, Kouji in Buso Renkin, Tandor in Moribito - Guardian of the Spirit, Shinya Yanagasawa in The Prince of Tennis, and as Sejuro in the upcoming release of Zoids Genesis. He has also lent his voice to such anime as Bleach, Boys Be..., Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion & R2, Cyborg 009, DearS, Ghost in the Shell: SAC 2nd Gig, GunxSword, Kamichu!, Koi Kaze, Rumiko Takahasi Anthology, Space Pirate Captain Herlock, and Stellvia.

As an actor, he has had roles on stage, screen, TV, and in commercials. Most notably in Windtalkers directed by John Woo, Alias with Jennifer Garner, The Comeback with Lisa Kudrow, Gene Simmons Family Jewels, You Snooze You Lose with Jamie Farr, Saved By the Bell, Lauderdale, Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2, and Murder in Law to name a few.

As a member of the Independent Shakespeare Company in Los Angeles, he has performed in Hamlet, MacBeth, Richard II, King Henry IV Parts I & II and The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus. Other stage credits include Hedda Gabler, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Three Sisters and Water Water Everywhere, which earned him a Valley Theater League A.D.A. nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama.

Talmadge Ragan

Originally from North Carolina, Talmadge Ragan is a professional actor (Equity/SAG/AFTRA) and voiceover talent with extensive theatre, film, tv and radio experience. She’s appeared on stage in The Lost Colony, the country’s oldest outdoor drama, Lewis Black’s FEAST, and hundreds of theatre productions all over the country, including Babe in Crimes of the Heart, Amanda in Private Lives, Margot in Dial M for Murder, the Princess of France in Love’s Labours Lost, Meg in A Lie of the Mind, and Teresa Salieri in AMADEUS  with  Michael York and Neil Patrick Harris at the Hollywood Bowl. She has also appeared in over 300 staged readings.  ...continued
 

As a member of L.A.’s Kings & Clowns Educational Shakespeare Alliance, she has performed as Titania and Hermia in Dream, Kate in Shrew, and Prospero in The Tempest among many other roles. The audiobook she narrated, The Sign of the Salamander won First Place in the 2008 Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards. As a member narrator of the Audio Publisher’s Association, she has joined with the groups AudioPostcards and VoxChicks to continue expanding her role in the world of audiobooks. She has been President of Women in Theatre since 2004 and is included in Who’s Who in America.