Charlene Sher is an accomplished voice artist, broadcaster and actor whose career spans radio, television, theatre, documentaries, commercial voice work and narration.

Her professional broadcasting career began with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), South Africa’s national public broadcaster, where she performed in radio dramas and sitcoms, recorded commercials and brought stories to life on air for blind and visually impaired listeners. Those years in radio helped shape the instinctive timing, versatility and connection to an audience that continue to define her work today.

As a voice artist, Charlene brings an extraordinary range of character and emotion to the microphone. She can be playful and charismatic, polished and sophisticated, warm and maternal, or simply honest and real. Whatever the role, her performances are grounded in authenticity rather than sounding performed.

That versatility comes from a lifetime in the performing arts. Charlene’s extensive stage career includes leading roles in productions such as A Streetcar Named Desire, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Diary of Anne Frank and The Odd Couple. In Las Vegas, she co-founded the Jewish Repertory Theatre of Nevada and has remained deeply involved in the city’s performing arts community.

Her voice has been heard across commercials, documentaries, television, radio, narration, children’s storytelling and live entertainment, including as the voice featured in the opening video presentation for Vegas Golden Knights games.

Behind every performance is something that can’t simply be taught: the ability to understand the words, find the character within them and make an audience feel something.

Experienced. Versatile. Distinctive. Unmistakably Charlene.