The Actor Speaks: Behind the Scenes of Theatre and the Dubbing Studio

A sincere account by a theater and dubbing actor about his path into the profession. From amateur studios to voicing Eren Yeager—this is a story of hardships, joys, and practical advice for anyone dreaming of the stage.

Vlad Tokarev is a theatre, film, and voice actor. You probably know him from roles such as Eren Yeager (“Attack on Titan”), Zenitsu Agatsuma (“Demon Slayer”), Albert (“Grate-Kristo”), Arnie Grape (“What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?”), Henry Higgins in the play “My Fair Pygmalion” (Theatrical Institute named after Shchukin) and Edwin in “Silva” (Yermolova Theatre).

In “An Actor Speaks,” Vlad tells openly and honestly about his path to acting, the difficulties and joys of the actor’s life, and shares practical tips for those who want to develop their talent and never stop. From the first steps in amateur studios to voicing iconic characters like Eren Yeager from “Attack on Titan”—this book is a story of aspiration, perseverance, and love for the arts. It’s an inspiring account of why it’s important to follow your calling and believe in yourself.

The book will be useful not only for beginner actors, but for everyone interested in theatre, film, and dubbing—and for those looking for inspiration for their own path in the arts.

This book also includes additional material in the form of a PDF file that you can download from the audiobook page on the website after purchasing it.

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