In addition to his stage work, Kane also has a lively career as
a voice over artist. Walk into a Japanese department store
and you will hear him pitching the "Heart Diamond." Turn
on Nickelodeon and there he is spinning Ninja fantasies
for the Jimmy Neutron video game. In the Philly market,
he was Comcast's "Voice of God"; and last year, he worked
as a Patrick Stewart sound-alike as headmaster Akahito
for the demo of Gene Roddenberry's feature-length animated
film Starpoint Academy.

Kane's recent and upcoming engagements include the
narration of Saint Saens' "Carnival of the Animals" and
Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" and the Smithsonian
Museum's Discovery Theatre. In January of 2005 he will be portraying the lead role of Robert Louis Stevenson
in Little People, a radio production conceived and directed
by Jad Abramad for New York Public Radio's Radio Lab.

In his spare time,Mr. Kane has recorded books on tape for
the Jewish Guild for the Blind. His first commercial release,
Gothic at Midnight, the Audio Anthology, Vol. I, was
nominated for a 1999 Bram Stoker Award. When he had
spare time, Kane serenaded the neighbors and swing
danced with his wife; as he is now the father of a baby
boy, Kane no longer has spare time-but is having a
great time!