Audiobooks

“Rupert Degas has a huge repertoire of voices and accents, and he’s just a pleasure to listen to. The best narrator I’ve ever heard? Yes, I think so!”

“Narrator Rupert Degas is a fine mimic and voice actor. His inflection and tone remind the listener of the great English thespians.”

“Degas is a kind of verbal ventriloquist. His mimicry is remarkable.”

“Degas combines skillful characterizations with nuanced narration in a thrilling performance. He assigns each character a unique identity with accents, pitch, and other vocal personality traits. He perfectly paces the story’s rise in dramatic tension.”

“In this six-hour audiobook, television and film actor Rupert Degas performs a dazzling act of ventriloquism breathing technicolor life into the whole range of characters from Aussie bushranger to Irish wife and British magistrate.”

“Rupert Degas is pitch-perfect capturing the nasally voices of the Americans and Sir Simon’s exasperated harrumphs – which turn, later, into sighs of relief as somebody finally pities him. Degas gives listeners a hilarious performance that’s an ideal antidote for the shivers if you’ve seen Parnormal Activity”

“It is read by a master of vocal characterisation. He reads an Irish tween girl as convincingly as an adult woman, and he has a vast repertoire of deep, hoarse, whispery, croaky, etc. that he gleefully applies to everyone else in the book.”