Lara Hutchinson

Lara Hutchinson is a Dublin-born voice artist with a naturally soft Irish tone that can glide between lyrical warmth and neutral clarity. With a background in audiobook narration and a love of storytelling shaped by literature, music and the natural world, she draws listeners in with a voice that feels intimate and quietly captivating.

Female

30-40s

English

Accents

Dublin ★ Irish ★ Southern Irish

Styles

Alluring ★ Audiobook ★ Calm ★ Earthy ★ Engaging ★ Evocative ★ Gentle ★ Inviting ★ Luxurious ★ Melodic ★ Poetic ★ Reassuring ★ Sincere ★ Singers ★ Smooth ★ Soft ★ Soothing ★ Storytelling ★ Warm ★ Wise

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Commercial

Audiobook

Documentary

Corporate

Singing

Foxy Tongue Voices Shapes [Recovered]-07

Artist Bio

Raised by the coast in Dublin, Lara Hutchinson developed an early love of the sea and the natural world – influences that still echo through her voice work today. Her sound is warm, soothing and lyrical, perfectly suited to storytelling that invites listeners to slow down and lean in. A nature documentary would be a dream assignment, but wherever the story takes her, Lara’s instinct is always to create an atmosphere that feels immersive and sincere.

Her voiceover journey began in audiobooks, including narrating an epic seven-book series set in ancient druidic Ireland – a project well matched to her degree in English and History. The books even required her to compose and perform original a cappella melodies, drawing on another lifelong passion: singing. Years of performing live with jazz musicians nurtured her love of improvisation and creative spontaneity, qualities that continue to shape her approach behind the mic.

Her work has since expanded into radio drama and gaming, including recording extracts for BBC Radio 4 and performing in a drama for Audible. One particularly memorable role came when game creators were so taken with her audition that they wrote a new character especially for her – a seemingly gentle woman whose fierce strength emerges when protecting those she loves!

Playing Accents

American, RP

Regularly meets up with a similarly mad bunch year-round to do yoga at sunrise and jump in the sea afterwards!

Lara Hutchinson

Credits

Foxy Tongue Voices Shapes [Recovered]-05

Voiceover

Project Hero (Adjani) – OMUK

The Autistic Guide To Communicating and Connecting (White House Sound, Joseph Butterfield)
Looking After My Autistic Self (Whitehouse Sound, Liam Iliffe)
A Girl Named Eilinora (Rushforth Media, Adam Bromley)
The High Road by Edna O’Brien (Rushforth Media, Adam Bromley)
Time and Tide by Edna O’Brien (Rushforth Media, Adam Bromley)
First We Take Manhattan (White House Sound, Alicia Read)
Hush Now, Don’t You Cry (Rushforth Media, Adam Bromley)
For the Love of Mike (Rushforth Media, Adam Bromley)
Death of Riley (Rushforth Media, Adam Bromley)
Murphy’s Law (Rushforth Media, Adam Bromley)
Seer of Sevenwaters (RNIB, Daryl Chapman)
A Very Private Diary (Oakhill, Douglas Kean)
ELT (Soundhouse, James Richardson)
Child of the Prophecy (RNIB, Daryl Chapman)
Son of the Shadows by Juliet Marillier (RNIB, Daryl Chapman)
Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier (RNIB, Daryl Chapman)
Solace of the Road by Siobhan Dowd (RNIB)
The Brightest Star in the Sky by Marian Keyes (RNIB)
Anges by Marian Keys (RNIB)
This Charming Man by Marian Keys (RNIB)
The Observations by Jane Harris (RNIB)
A Swift Pure Cry by Siobhan Dowd (RNIB)