JEREMY
Carlisle
PARKER
Actor. singer. storyteller. silly goose.
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Narration
Magnetic. Earnest. Spunky.
NARRATION SAMPLES
Horror - Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison
Sapphic Romance - Here We Go Again by Alison Cochrun
Psychological Thriller - We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer
YA Rom Com - The Perfect Guy Doesn't Exist by Sophie Gonzalez
Sapphic Romance - Mistakes Were Made by Meryl Wilsner
Recent Titles
We Used to Live Here garners starred review from Booklist
"With thrillingly ominous pacing, Parker expertly commands Eve's growing desperation, Charlie's exhausted impatience, Thomas' cloying earnestness, and youngest Jenny's sly precocity."
- Terry Hong, Booklist
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Studio Equipment
Booth: StudioBricks One
Microphone: Telefunken TF11 FET
Audio Interface: Apollo Solo
Software and DAW: Presonus Studio 1 Artist 5; iZotope RX8 Standard
Bio
It all started in a suburb of Dayton, Ohio...
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Jeremy Carlisle Parker is a New York-based actor, singer, audiobook narrator, and all-around goof ball.
She was most recently featured as a co-star in episode 7 of season 4 of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Jeremy can also be seen in the role of Dorothy in the Academy Award-nominated film Carol, directed by Todd Haynes.
Her theatrical performance highlights include Alice Beineke in The Addams Family, Woman 1 in First Date, Louise Seger in Always...Patsy Cline, Jacqueline in La Cage aux Folles, Vi Moore in Footloose, and Sophie de Palma in Terrence McNally's Master Class.
Her extensive training as an opera singer has afforded her a facility with accents and foreign languages. She holds a BM, MM, and Artist Diploma in Opera from the esteemed University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM). Jeremy has a profound love of storytelling and firmly believes that books can change lives.
When she's not sitting in a padded room talking to herself, you can find her tie-dying t-shirts in her kitchen sink, listening to true crime podcasts, and catching up on RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Gallery
Snazzy Stage Snaps!
Media
Mom, I'm on TV!
Comedic Sitcom Sample
Quirky Comedy Sample
Political Drama Sample
"Parents Lie" from Freaky Friday
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Commercial Voiceover Demo
Press
Oh stop! I'm blushing!
Cortland Repertory Theatre presents The Addams Family
"...it is blond Ms. Jeremy Parker as the gauche Alice Beineke who steals the hilarity laurels in her show-stopping 'Waiting.' Underneath that chamber-of-commerce exterior rages a ghoul wanna-be."
- James MacKillop, Syracuse New Times
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Cortland Repertory Theatre presents Always, Patsy Cline
"...the storytelling snazz of Texas, Louise Seger, played by Jeremy Parker, makes the piece snap...that storyteller was fresh. Parker is absolutely necessary to bring the piece to life. She is all attitude, sashaying around the stage..." - Katie Keyser, Cortland Standard
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati presents First Date
"Jeremy Parker...[is] to a person, fabulous...essential not only to the story itself, but to DeGeorge's deft staging as well."
- David Lyman, The Cincinnati Enquirer
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Cortland Repertory Theatre presents Footloose
"Vi [Moore] support[s] the prevailing ethos in 'Learning to be Silent.' And the thematic center of the show comes with Vi's solo, 'Can You Find It In Your Heart,' with actress Parker seizing the moment."
- James MacKillop, Syracuse New Times
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Human Race Theatre Company presents Master Class
"Jeremy Carlisle Parker [as Sophie]...spends most of the first act trying to please the demanding Callas, or at least be heard. She gets to sing only a brief bit of her aria, sadly. We want more. But her characterization, expressed at times only with fleeting facial reactions, is top notch and ranges from terrified to angry."
- Jacqui Theobald, Dayton City Paper
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Contact
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