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Leslie Carrara-Rudolph Leslie Carrara-Rudolph

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She's also known as: Leslie Carrara, Leslie Rudolph and Leslia Carrera-Rudolph. She puppeteers outside of Sesame Street & the Muppets as well. Her candy-obsessed character, Lolly, performs with her in several clubs & events in New York & LA, as well as working in children outreach programs. Leslie played Miss Poppy, the human kiddie-show star, in the satirical play Pigeon-Holed, written by Sesame writer Annie Evans. Leslie's husband, Paul Rudolph, served as music coordinator on Muppets Tonight. She is sometimes credited as Leslie Carrera. __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Leslie Carrara-Rudolph Real Name Unknown Job Titles Voice Actor Gender First publication Unknown Leslie began her Muppeteer career on Muppets Tonight, where she played the Pamela Anderson take-off character Spamela Hamderson in the sketch Bay of Pigswatch. She subsequently played various characters on The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss (notably taking over Kathryn Mullen's characters in the second season) and played the principal role of Edi the zebra on Animal Jam. Her husband, Paul Rudolph, served as music coordinator on Muppets Tonight, which is where they met. Leslie Carrara-Rudolph war eine amerikanische Synchronsprecherin und die Stimme von Sasha Phyronix und Slugha. Kategorie:Synchronsprecher Kategorie:Amerikanischer Synchronsprecher Kategorie:Ratchet & Clank 3 Synchronsprecher Kategorie:Ratchet Gladiator Synchronsprecher

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She's also known as: Leslie Carrara, Leslie Rudolph and Leslia Carrera-Rudolph. __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Leslie Carrara-Rudolph Real Name Unknown Job Titles Voice Actor Gender First publication Unknown Leslie began her Muppeteer career on Muppets Tonight, where she played the Pamela Anderson take-off character Spamela Hamderson in the sketch Bay of Pigswatch. She subsequently played various characters on The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss (notably taking over Kathryn Mullen's characters in the second season) and played the principal role of Edi the zebra on Animal Jam. Carrara's puppetry career outside of the Muppets has been extensive, including the series Johnny and the Sprites (as Ginger, opposite on-camera star John Tartaglia) and Blue's Room (as Blue in the first season). Her candy-obsessed character, Lolly, performs with her in several clubs and events in New York and California, as well as working in children's outreach programs. As an actress, she played Miss Poppy, the human kiddie-show star, in the satirical play Pigeon-Holed, written by Sesame writer Annie Evans. She has also performed at an opening for First Lady Hillary Clinton at the Children's Day Forum and at Walt Disney World (as characters in Pleasure Island's Adventurer's Club, at the Hoop-de-doo Musical Revue, and as Mrs. Claus) Other acting credits include Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors on stage and the 1995 video The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley: The Case of the Sea-World Adventure (as Mrs. Torres). As a voice actress, in addition to playing the cartoon version of Abby on Abby's Flying Fairy School, Carrara-Rudolph has been heard in the Henson digital puppetry series Frances (as Mother Badger) and in the 2009 revival of The Electric Company (as all the characters in the recurring animated "Haunted House" segment). Other voice-overs include anime series such as Zatch Bell! and Howl's Moving Castle, the animated series T.U.F.F Puppy (recurring as Peg Puppy) and Poochini's Yard (as Wendy), and the podcast series The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd (as Mrs. Floyd and Martha Washington). Video game credits include Commander Sasha in Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal and Ratchet: Deadlocked, Zoo Vet, and various citizens in the first two Saints Row games. Her husband, Paul Rudolph, served as music coordinator on Muppets Tonight, which is where they met. Leslie Carrara-Rudolph war eine amerikanische Synchronsprecherin und die Stimme von Sasha Phyronix und Slugha. Kategorie:Synchronsprecher Kategorie:Amerikanischer Synchronsprecher Kategorie:Ratchet & Clank 3 Synchronsprecher Kategorie:Ratchet Gladiator Synchronsprecher She puppeteers outside of Sesame Street & the Muppets as well. Her candy-obsessed character, Lolly, performs with her in several clubs & events in New York & LA, as well as working in children outreach programs. Leslie played Miss Poppy, the human kiddie-show star, in the satirical play Pigeon-Holed, written by Sesame writer Annie Evans. Leslie's husband, Paul Rudolph, served as music coordinator on Muppets Tonight. She is sometimes credited as Leslie Carrera.

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