
Cherami Leigh is an American voice actress, born in 1988, who has spent much of her career voicing English-dub versions of anime shows, movies, and video games.
Leigh is part of the extended voice cast connected to Neon Genesis Evangelion's English-language adaptations, an addition to a career built on dubbing across dozens of anime series and video games since the mid-1990s. Her longevity in the industry has put her opposite many different studios and franchises over three decades of steady work.
Leigh has spent three decades working as a voice actress, becoming one of the more prolific performers in English-language anime and video game dubbing. Beyond voice work, she has also pursued on-screen acting roles, building a career that spans both live-action and animated performance.
Leigh is part of the extended voice cast connected to Neon Genesis Evangelion's English-language adaptations, an addition to a career built on dubbing across dozens of anime series and video games since the mid-1990s. That work has placed her opposite many different studios and franchises over three decades.
Yes, Cherami Leigh remains active, with a voice acting career listed as running from 1994 to the present. She has spent three decades working steadily across anime and video game dubbing.
Cherami Leigh is an American voice actress, born in 1988, who has spent much of her career voicing English-dub anime, movies, and video games.
Beyond voice work, Leigh has also pursued on-screen acting roles. Her career spans both live-action and animated performance across three decades in the industry.
Cherami Leigh is an American voice actress who has spent three decades dubbing anime, movies, and video games into English, including a connection to Neon Genesis Evangelion's adaptations. She has also pursued on-screen acting alongside her voice work.

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