Lowenthal performs in Wolverine and the X-Men, one role in a career spanning animation, dubbing and games. His best known performance is a wall crawling superhero in a game series where the dialogue continues throughout combat and traversal, requiring a delivery that stays natural while the character is physically overextended.
He trained in acting and worked in theatre and film before voice work, and he has written, directed and produced independent films alongside performing. He performs full body capture as well as voice for his major game roles, which is why the character's physical comedy and vocal delivery match so precisely on screen.
Recurring subjects: youth under pressure, characters who joke to manage fear, and performances requiring speech during sustained physical action. He plays enthusiasm without ever becoming grating, and he is unusually good at conveying effort and breathlessness while keeping the dialogue completely clear.
His superhero game performance is widely regarded as definitive for the character in that medium, and the series has sold in enormous numbers across several entries. His dubbing work across Japanese animation includes several roles that defined those characters for an entire generation of English speaking audiences.
For players who want to appreciate the performance behind a game lead. Suited to anyone who played the superhero game series, and to those interested in full body capture as a genuine acting discipline rather than a technical process.
