Heather Halley

Heather Halley trained as a dancer with Patsy Swayze and as an actress at Tim Robbins’ Actors’ Gang, while teaching dance to autistic, deaf, and blind children. Her career began on HBO’s Not Necessarily the News, a precursor to The Daily Show, starring Damon Wayans and written by a young Conan O’Brien. As a voice actor, she has amassed more than five hundred credits across top-rated games, animation, and television, including Para-Medic in the Metal Gear Solid series, Betty Boop, Cassandra Alexandra in Soul Calibur, Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Heroes, Tales of Legendia, and Honey and Clover. In addition, Heather has been the live voice of the Grammy Awards, Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards, Spike TV’s Video Game Awards, and has had the honor of narrating the NAB Foundation’s ceremony celebrating Sir Elton John. As the child of a veteran, she is a proud member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and is a passionate advocate for animal rights.