#voiceactors

I am developing a voluntary, unpaid medieval steampunk/fantasy storytelling project called Lord of War & Heartache / Tales of the Caravan, and I am looking for adult creative participants aged 18+.

The project includes a travelling performance troupe called The Caravan, where Belly Dance is central to its artistic identity, alongside music, theatre, storytelling, character work, and other forms of performance.

I am especially interested in hearing from belly dancers, but dancers of all styles, voice actors, performers, storytellers, and creative collaborators are also very welcome.

Participation is fully remote. You can take part through video performance, voice acting, character work, scripted scenes, or improvisation. No travel or in-person meetings are required.

This is not an explicit project, but the world contains mature fantasy themes, intrigue, danger, and darker story elements, so it is intended for adults only.

The aim is to treat Belly Dance and other performance traditions with respect, not as a joke, gimmick, or decoration. Contributors would be treated as creative collaborators, not props.

Roles may include dancers, travelling performers, nobles, merchants, rogues, spies, scholars, healers, mages, guards, servants, musicians, side-show performers, and many other fantasy character types.

Anyone curious or interested is welcome to ask questions in the comments or message me privately. I can provide links, role details, scripts, character information, and examples of how participation would work.

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The Roadmap of the Project itself:

The Fort Titan arc is nearing its end, with Maximus learning of a vault allegedly connected to the lost Crown of the Tyrant King.

After that, the Caravan leaves Fort Titan, travels onward, and arrives in Garalos, where the dancers are warmly received at the city’s Cultural Centre.

From there, Maximus begins preparing a heist at Duchess Isabeau’s palace. When the Duchess announces a Grand Ball and seeks entertainment, the Caravan’s belly dancers become the perfect distraction.

The ball and heist unfold over several chapters, but the group returns empty-handed. Maximus concludes that Isabeau never had the Crown after all.

Rather than stopping him, the failure restores his determination.

The search continues, and Maximus will find the Crown, no matter how far he has to travel.

You might be wondering why I’m giving away the ending. I’m not. This isn’t the ending. It’s just the beginning.

It’s the way you tell the story that matters.

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This is the Google form that interested participants can fill out to help me know how you would like to be involved. You can also email me at

[email protected]

There is also a dedicated Wiki for the project:

And finally the YouTube channel itself:

But seeing it on screen, with the images and voice acting, definitely changes my perspective. He's not just a nasty guy; he's also making earnest efforts. I can understand the frustration of not seeing those efforts rewarded.. Its so heartbreaking. I can't bring myself to hate him." — Zenitsu's vc

I have a feeling that the voice actors of Zenitsu and Kaigaku understand said characters way more than the demon slayer fandom ever will. I hope Kaigaku will get more from the fandom than being watered down to 'evil since always' because its just not true.

🎙️OPEN PAID CASTING CALL🎙️

Hiring English voice actors (2M/1F) for an indie-animated series episode! Adults only!

Application deadline is June 23th, 2026.

See links below for more information!

Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15jp0AIKDrX-KagPlwVlZAeG_EpVFy8c12FIelE9XxXA/edit?usp=sharing 

Never met any of them in person because I do not live in the US of A. But my boyfriend did manage to get me a cameo message from John DiMaggio (Drakken's VA)!!! :D

🎙️ Casting Call: We're looking for a masculine narrator voice for Duncan’s Story, part of the DLC for our Gothic Vampire Visual Novel!

🗓️ Deadline: 19th July, 11am UK / 7am ET

⚠️ Auditions may be capped after 100+ so submit early!

🩸 Details & audition form:

If you’re a fan of fantasy, adventure, comedy, drama, and role-playing games, then you should definitely check out Critical Role. It’s a web series that features a group of talented voice actors playing Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), a tabletop game where you create your own characters and stories. The show is hosted by Matthew Mercer, who acts as the Dungeon Master (DM) and guides the players through various quests and challenges in a rich and immersive world.

Critical Role has two main campaigns so far: Vox Machina and The Mighty Nein. Each campaign follows a different group of characters with their own backgrounds, personalities, goals, and relationships. The show is streamed live every Thursday on Twitch and YouTube, and each episode lasts for about three to four hours. You can also watch the episodes later on YouTube or listen to them as podcasts.

One of the best things about Critical Role is the amazing chemistry and friendship between the cast members. They are not only professional voice actors who have worked on many video games and animated shows, but also genuine fans of D&D who enjoy playing the game together. They improvise, joke, cry, laugh, and create memorable moments that make you feel like you’re part of their adventure. They also interact with their fans through social media, fan art, fan fiction, cosplay, etc.

Another great thing about Critical Role is the quality and diversity of the storytelling. The show features a mix of genres and themes, from epic battles and political intrigue to romance and comedy. The show also explores complex issues such as identity, morality, trauma, redemption, etc. The show is not scripted or planned in advance, so anything can happen and the stakes are real. The DM and the players collaborate to create a compelling and immersive narrative that keeps you hooked and invested.

Some of my favorite moments from Critical Role are:

The first time Vox Machina met Scanlan Shorthalt (Sam Riegel), a charismatic gnome bard who sang hilarious songs and flirted with everyone.

The battle against K’Varn (Matthew Mercer), an evil beholder who controlled an ancient city under a lake.

The confrontation between Vax’ildan (Liam O’Brien), a half-elf rogue who made a deal with the Raven Queen (Laura Bailey), a goddess of death.

The wedding of Percy (Taliesin Jaffe), a human gunslinger who sought revenge for his family’s murder, and Vex’ahlia (Laura Bailey), a half-elf ranger who loved nature and money.

The introduction of The Mighty Nein, a group of misfits and outcasts who met in a prison transport.

The encounter with Mollymauk Tealeaf (Taliesin Jaffe), a tiefling blood hunter who had a mysterious past and a colorful personality.

The rescue of Jester (Laura Bailey), a tiefling cleric who worshiped the Traveler (Matthew Mercer), a trickster god.

The infiltration of Nicodranas, a coastal city ruled by an oppressive lord.

The reunion of Caleb (Liam O’Brien), a human wizard who suffered from trauma and guilt, and Astrid (Matthew Mercer), his former friend and lover who became an agent of the Cerberus Assembly.

The showdown with Lucien (Matthew Mercer), a cult leader who sought to unleash an ancient evil.