Vocal Descriptors:
Relatable, Friendly, Chill, Compassionate, Youthful, Sassy
Pronouns: they/them/theirs
Millennial Political Voiceover
Democratic Voiceover Talent
Female Political Voiceover
Non-Binary Voiceover
Queer Voiceover
LGBTQIA+ Voiceover
Contact Allegra: allegra@allegraverlezza.com | 973-327-3729
Allegra Verlezza is a non-binary voice actor based in NYC and they are deeply passionate about using their voice to amplify progressive causes and candidates to advance liberation for marginalized communities everywhere.
Voicing for a wide range of political clients including Biden Harris 2024, Neil Makhija, and Clay Capp, Allegra is excited to help more progressive candidates win their races. With a background in non-profit advocacy, they are also proud to have voiced PSAs for LGBTQIA+ non-profits including GLAAD and The Trevor Project.
Allegra uses they/them pronouns and loves bringing their full authentic self to the mic and as a genderfluid person, feels comfortable playing roles across the gender spectrum, including those for non-binary folks and women. Allegra is queer and a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Getting out of the booth is also a blast for Allegra and they’ve enjoyed serving as the Voice of God and Live Announcer at progressive events like Pride Live’s Stonewall Day for 3 years running and the GLAAD Media Awards. Allegra has introduced a wide range of politicians and celebrities from Governor Kathy Hochul and Senator Chuck Schumer to Jennifer Lawrence and Uma Thurman.
In addition to political VO, Allegra has experience working across genres including commercials, video games, e-learning, explainers, medical & corporate narration, audiobooks, museum narration, voice of god and live announce.
Allegra has voiced projects for Google Chrome, Toyota, Target, Häagen-Dazs, Marvel, Yu-Gi-Oh, GLAAD, The Smithsonian, Audible, and more! Their favorite role has been voicing Captain Marvel in the VR game What If...? – An Immersive Story.
Studio DetailsAs a full-time voiceover artist based in Brooklyn, NY, Allegra can offer same-day, possibly even immediate turnaround when needed. For urgent and rush jobs, Allegra is available after traditional business hours.
Connection DetailsAllegra Verlezza (they/them) is a full-time voice actor based in Brooklyn, NY. Their sound sits on the Millennial / Gen Z cusp, making them a go-to voice for clients looking for a vocal vibe that’s chill, conversational, and youthful. Allegra’s versatile voice can also sound warm, sassy, playful, authoritative, knowledgeable, wry, upbeat, relatable, and friendly. As a queer and non-binary person, Allegra is proud to be an LGBTQIA+ voice actor.
Born in Brooklyn and raised in Shaker Heights, Ohio by a family of modern dancers, Allegra grew up surrounded by creative performance and art as activism. Allegra watched and assisted their parents in their work to make modern dance accessible to people of all abilities, bodies, and minds. This experience instilled in them a passion for using their creative talents and strengths to help others.
It also launched them into theatre and acting since the age of 12. Allegra continues to act in plays from time to time and they particularly love to inhabit the growing number of queer and genderfluid roles where they get to be their full, authentic self onstage.
Allegra’s drive to advocate for others led them to earn a B.A. in Women & Gender Studies from Hunter College. Sitting in the very classrooms in which Audre Lorde taught motivated Allegra to try and live by her infamous every day: “When I dare to be powerful, to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid.”
Throughout and after college, Allegra volunteered and worked for a wide range of nonprofits that center the needs of low-income communities of color and LGBTQIA+ folks including The Trevor Project, The Audre Lorde Project, The Center for LGBTQ Studies, The Bronx Defenders, and Green City Force.
Allegra is a Libra and their Myers-Briggs personality is the Protagonist (ENFJ) so they’ve got a whole lotta fire in them to fight for what’s right!
Outside of the booth, Allegra enjoys knitting giant blankets for friends, watching cartoons with magical queers, playing video games involving small tasks, skating and learning roller derby and falling a lot, and exploring Brooklyn with their yellow lab Baxter and their chihuahua Katy.
Allegra is fiercely passionate about fighting for liberation, justice, safety, and joy for all. Allegra believes a better future is possible if we center the voices and needs of those most marginalized, commit to grassroots organizing and providing mutual aid within our communities, actively learn and stay teachable, and dare to think transformatively. Allegra fights for the following and more:
A world where all people of color and people of the global majority can live freely, fully, safely, and have equitable access to resources and opportunities.
An end to xenophobia, colonization, imperialism, and discrimination against immigrants, refugees, and anyone seeking asylum. An end to the cruel treatment of migrants and the separation of children from their parents at any border. A world where wealthy countries don’t create catastrophic issues elsewhere and don’t deny people safe refuge or access to a new place to live. No one is illegal.
An end to transphobia and discrimination against trans and gender non-conforming people as well as an end to misogyny against women and femmes. An intersectionally feminist world where folks of all gender identities and expressions can live full, equitable, safe lives with easy and affordable access to gender-affirming healthcare.
An end to queerphobia and homophobia against lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, asexual, pansexual, and all people who live outside of heteronormative sexuality. A world where LGBTQIA+ people can thrive and the full, diverse spectrum of sexuality is celebrated and normalized in every area of society.
An end to ableism against disabled and neuro-divergent folks. An end to fatphobia and the policing of what bodies are deemed "good", "normal", or "healthy". A world where all bodies are affirmed, normalized and celebrated in media, and everyone's accessibility needs are met.
Free and quality healthcare and housing for all.
Reproductive freedom and autonomy that is trans-inclusive for all.
A higher, humane minimum wage and equitable pay for all. Reparations for Black communities, #LandBack to Indigenous communities, and a redistribution of wealth to low-income communities.
Climate justice and a robust addressing of all the ways humans and corporations have harmed the planet, prioritizing the low-income people of color being most impacted by these issues around the globe.
An intersectional approach to all the issues above as they are all interconnected.