Norm Boucher graduated with a degree in Theater from Michigan State University. In his twenty-year Chicago acting career, he has done voice-overs for radio, television, and industrial films, and coached for the voice-over department at Grossman-Jack Talent agency, where he is in demand to teach his successful approach to microphone technique. He is also in demand for on-camera industrial film, and commercials, including two Super Bowl spots.

Norm has performed in theaters such as Marriott Lincolnshire, Drury Lane Evergreen Park, Madison Repertory, and Chicago Dramatists (where, among others, he appeared in John Green’s award winning production of “Liquid Moon”) and was recently seen in the Chicago production of “Urine Town.” On television you may have seen him in the CBS series Early Edition. He has appeared at Tommy Gun’s Garage and performs as Jake Blues for special events. His approaches to all of the different aspects of the actor’s business share a common root – acting is an incredible way to make a living.

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