Donathan in the Waste
Marc Hughes for Donathan (Lead)
Donathan is a smooth, impeccably calm broadcaster with a dry, cutting wit. He speaks with the polished confidence of someone who believes he’s the smartest man in the room; every line delivered with an air of superiority. Beneath that composed exterior sits a short temper — irritation slips through the moment he’s challenged. Even at his most “polite,” there’s always a hint of condescension, as if he’s addressing people far beneath his station.
- english
- smooth
- radio drama
- british (london)
- Suave
- male adult
- calm
- Own Studio
- Any
- -1db
- Recorded in Wav
Good afternoon, Folks! It’s a fine day in London — just a light fall of ash, acid rain and barely a shriek from the northern ruins of Buckingham Palace.
That was the exquisite voice of Dorothy Squires with Danger Ahead, Beware. Now, before we move on to the next track, a quick word of caution: we’ve been advised to avoid Kensington Gardens this afternoon. A pack of tickers have moved into the area, discovered by a passerby while they were… enthusiastically working their way through the remains of unidentified victims. Best steer clear, folks.
Oh, for heaven’s sake. No need for theatrics. You stay here and calm down while I go and ensure it doesn’t… redecorate the building.
Please could I get another recording of this, add more enthusiasm, Orotund (Pompous) and in the last section more annoyance. This character believes he's better than us. He talks down at every moment's notice.