Sheila Morris plays Faith. She is a Florida native who enjoys the sunshine and beaches. Sheila is married and a mother of two who took an interest in teaching children. Wanting to teach she wrote 2 children's books about the months of the year and the continents around the world.  While reading multiple books to her children, she noticed how intrigued her kids would get when she read in character voices with enthusiasm. So, she began her journey as a voiceover artist. Bringing characters to life is her absolute passion. 

Carli Fish plays Raven. She is an actress, writer, and voice over artist based in Brighton in the UK. She can be heard playing the lead character Jules in the fictional narrative podcast Jules & James and playing various characters in the audio sketch comedy podcast, Fish & Robinson’s Laughter Compendium, which she co-writes, performs, and produces as one half of One-Eared Dog Productions.

Tomi "Tomix" Zandshtein plays Walter. Tomi plays Walter. He lives in Tel Aviv, Israel, where he works as a cartoonist and illustrator under the pen name "Tomix". He has authored both webcomics and comic book series such as "Oy Vey" and "Dueling Grannies", as well as a large variety of other comic books published in Israel. As a voice actor he has appeared in other Audio Dramas such as "Eastmouth", "Cow Creek" and "Seminar". At the time of writing this, he is also working on creating his own comedy Audio Drama by the name "Knights of Supra"
He is an urban explorer, a roller-coaster enthusiast, a board/video gamer, cat owner, and a lover of all things chocolate.

You can find him on most social media under the name Tomixcomics
http://tomixcomics.tumblr.com/
www.tomix-comics.com/english

Graham plays Bill and a Security Guard in season 4, and Scott in season 5. He is a New York based actor working in film, television, and stage, most recently appearing in the Broadway production of Steve Martin’s, “Meteor Shower”. He’s an award winning audiobook narrator and a regular guest on such podcast audio dramas as NoSleep, The Grey Rooms, The SCP Archives, The Hotel and The Wicked Library. While in high school, Graham was briefly suspended from performing the morning announcements because of “inappropriate sounds”.

Zach Valenti plays Mr. Love, Actuary. He is an actor, writer, and producer from New York City. He’s best known as the lead actor and co-executive producer for Wolf 359. He’s also voiced characters on such audio fiction podcasts as The Bright Sessions, Our Fair City, The Once And Future Nerd, Taking Initiative, and Under Pressure. He is also the third co-host on No Bad Ideas. Zach’s been published in The Wall Street Journal, Salon, and New York Daily News.

Tim Meredith plays Monsieur Rêve in season 4 and Salinger in season 5. He is a Brighton-based Voice Actor, Improvisor, and Comedian. Best known as the co-creator, co-star, and showrunner of the multi-award-winning podcast "Stellar Firma", Tim is also a live musical comedy performer with Brighton Fringe sell-outs "Do The Thing", a Twitch streamer, and music producer (but only because nobody can tell him not too). All inquiries are welcome at contactstellartim (a) gmail.com. 

https://timmeredith.bandcamp.com/
https://www.twitch.tv/thebrothersmeredith
https://tctmeredith.com/

Kiba Walker plays the US Embassy Worker and Legacy Vaughn. He is an actor and drag performer based out of Dallas, Texas. His works span across anime, video games, and audio books, most notably in My Hero Academia, Saint Seiya, Black Clover, Genshin Impact, and the Titan's Bride. He's very excited to work with Imploding Fictions on this project. You can follow him on Twitter at justkibawalker or on Instagram at salemmoondrag.

Ben Meredith plays the gas station attendant and Osric in season 4 and Joe in season 5. He is a game designer and multi-award winning voice actor, most known his roles in The Magnus Archives, Stellar Firma and Rusty Quill Gaming.

Marissa Tandon plays Claire. She is a Los Angeles based writer, director, and voice actor. She is the co-founder of Tandon Productions, which focuses on bringing new voices to the multimedia and audio fiction space. She loves giving voice to stories that are not often represented in the mainstream. The fiction podcasts that she created (Super Ordinary, The Sword & The Stoner, His Royal Fakin’ Highness, Life On Pause) have amassed hundreds of thousands of listeners in over 100 countries. You can hear Marissa's voice as Harrison in Super Ordinary, and as Gwen in The Sword & The Stoner. In addition to her work in audio, Marissa has previously worked in scripted television development, and has had her writing recognized by the Austin Film Festival, The NewFest Playwright Series, and The Hollywood Fringe Festival, among others. Before their untimely demise, Marissa trained and performed at iO West, and before social gatherings were outlawed, she did stand up comedy in Los Angeles and Boston, and saved money on therapy by talking about her personal life on stage for free. (On her very lucky nights, they even paid her in beer.)

Beth Eyre plays Saga. She is an actor best known as the voice of Antigone Funn in Wooden Overcoats, other audio credits include: Eavesdropper (BBC Radio 4), The Beef and Dairy Network Podcast, The Magnus Archives, The White Vault:Iluka, Life With Leo(h), Victoriocity, Wolf 358 Unseen and Hector Vs The Future.

Spencer Lee Osborne plays Laertes. He is a London based actor who has performed at places such as Greenwich Theatre, Vienna English Theatre and the National Theatre in London.

Anthony plays Horatio. He trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts and is an experienced radio actor and voice over having worked with the likes of Big Finish, Fresh One Productions, Unique, Random House and the BBC. Anthony’s radio work includes: Dr Zhivago, The Sea, High Tables Lower Orders, Edge Falls, Dickens Confidential, Shylock, Arcadia (BBC), Doctor Who: Paper Cuts, Doctor Who: The Company of Friends (Big Finish), Mrs Lirriper, The Walnut Bureau (First Writes), The Christmas Mysteries (Unique), The Camp (Shooting Fish). Anthony is co-founder of Beyond the Wardrobe, an independent audio drama production company whose first production, Tales of Gigglesbottom, is out now.
www.beyondthewardrobe.co.uk

Andrew Golder plays Polonius and Claudius. Born in England, singer and actor Andrew Golder has worked in London musical theatre and internationally as opera soloist. Andrew is a Narrator & Coach working from his private studios in Vienna, Austria.

Fernando Tiberini plays Tintoretto and took over the part of Salvatore in 2022. As a multilingual voice-over artist and live event presenter in English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian Fernando is passionate about languages. His linguistic talents come into their own through his portfolio of accents across and between all of the languages he speaks. Keep an ear out for him when you’re next watching The Crown, playing Pokémon or you pick up a Spiderman or Hulk toy featuring his voice. Fernando is equally at home behind a studio microphone as he is in front of a live audience of 60,000 at an international event. He also produce and direct film projects.

Banafsheh Taherian plays Rheem. She is a writer and bilingual (Farsi, English) actress who has recently been cast with a reoccurring role on the "#16 Hudson" series on TVO Kids. She has become well-known in the Iranian community garnering more than 100,000 views for her works, with a highlight being her self-produced audio production of "Simurgh" showcased at the 2018 CIFT Festival at TIFF. In 2019, she published her podcast “Chai With Banafsheh” that recounts ancient Iranian tales from significant literary figures and clinched the lead role in “Swim Team” directed by Aida Keykhaii at SummerWorks 2018 festival which was listed in Now Magazine as Best of the Festival. Banafsheh is also an expert moderator and MC for a number of high profiles Iranian-Canadian events including the world famous Tirgan festival since 2013. She is currently the 2021-22 artist in residence with Canadianstage.

www.banafshehtaherian.com
www.youtube.com/c/banafshehtaherian
Podcast Links: https://pod.link/1512483201

Jordan Stillman plays Mona Lisa. She is a Boston-based writer, editor, producer, and actor. She's a producer of The Ordinary Epic and The Wanderer podcasts, a production assistant for The Land Whale Murders, and a writer for Greater Boston. Jordan has lent her voice to the podcasts Space Ranger 421 (Raven), Take the Mass Pike (Rose), and the forthcoming Land Whale Murders (The Author). She is also a co-organizer of the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo. She enjoys hot cups of tea, a good book, cats, and singing loudly. Learn more at jordanstillman.com or follow her at @alittlejstillz.

Newton “Newt” Schottelkotte plays Dr. Edison "Ed" Tucker on Where The Stars Fell, and appears in the WTSF/TAP crossover. Wearing more hats than some would say is humanly conceivable, Newt Schottelkotte is the creator of Where the Stars Fell. They are a Commercial Songwriting and Film student based in the Nashville area, and have been crafting audio dramas since their first show, Inkwyrm. Newt enjoys getting outdoors and attempting to be funny on Twitter.

You can find their website here: https://newtschottelkotte.com/
Or check out Where The Stars Fell here: https://wherethestarsfell.com/

Madelyn Harvieux plays Lucille Kensington in Where The Stars Fell. She appears in the WTSF/TAP crossover episode. She is an actor, programmer, and doodle enthusiast. In addition to voice acting, she enjoys puzzles, writing, midnight baking, and spoiling her dog. She is currently pursuing her degree in Computer Science at the University of Minnesota.

https://wherethestarsfell.com/

Kiera Gill plays Mama Gabe in Where The Stars Fell, and appears in the WTSF/TAP crossover episode. She is an actor located in Central California. Previous projects include voicing Trinculo in Bakersfield College’s production of The Tempest, and working backstage as a General Technician Intern for Barrington Stage Company. She loves plays, reading, and her cats.

https://wherethestarsfell.com/

Tarquin (ca. 2001–2018*) plays Sheba. He was a talented vocalist and master thief, best known for the "Loft Job" wherein he pilfered a half-pound bag of catnip from the cabinet above the sink. He was going by the name "Tarquin" in 2002, when he was adopted by sound designer Eli Hamada McIlveen and his partner Sean; by a striking coincidence, Eli's mother already had a cat by that name. The two Tarquins were never observed in the same place at the same time.

* Presumed; it would not be beyond him to fake his own death.