film director, Kristoffer Tabori Voice Over & Audio Book

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Review for Middlesex

From Publisher's Weekly -

"Tabori's performance of the text is phenomenal. His somewhat high-register, wavering voice, reminiscent of a young Burgess Meredith, is completely convincing as both the young female Callie and the older male Cal. Not only are his interpretations of the characters astonishingly credible, but his internalization of the narrative is nothing short of amazing. Listeners will feel this exhilarating story is being told personally to them for the very first time."
From Brain Candy Book Reviews -
"What made me fall in love with audiobooks was not so much the story (which is amazing), but rather the narration of the book done by Kristoffer Tabori. Tabori doesn’t give you a typical narration, where it seems like you are being read to, but rather a performance. There are parts of the story where the listener can picture his face all red from effort, or spit flying from his mouth as he energetically delivers a scene. This performance, for me, elevated audiobooks from a convenient way to get more books ‘read’ to an actual performance art."

Review for Easter Parade
From Audiofile -
"The choice of Kristoffer Tabori as Emily, who narrates the novel, seems odd at first. But his gruff voice and sometimes-rushed dialogue actually sound perfect. His female characters sound realistic enough, and his skill at drawing in the listener is nothing short of amazing."

Review for Beyond The Ouposts
From Audiofile -

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Review for Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
From Audiofile -

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From AudioFile -
"... expertly narrated by Kristoffer Tabori, who reads the first-person narrative with gritty intensity that will remind listeners of a noir detective novel. "
From Publishers Weekly -
"Tabori delivers a performance that will chill listeners with his intensity and sense of urgency. His lightly raspy and mature voice works perfectly through the first-person perspective of Miles. He captures the mood and adjusts his pitch, speed and tone accordingly. By the end of this production, listeners will believe they are listening to Miles himself and not just some narrator."
From KLIATT magazine -
"Tabori delivers a chillingly intense performance creating mounting terror with the carefully controlled volume of his voice. This classic SF/horror story has gone through several incarnations on the screen, but none compare to Finney's original story; and with Tabori's brilliantly strong reading, it remains an icon in its genre."