“Megan Wicks is one of my favorite narrators & her talent never ceases to amaze me! Voice is smooth as butter. She captured the exact essence needed to bring Lyssa to life. Her emotion behind the writer’s words had me picturing everything as if I was there. I was gasping, shrieking, & all the things while listening to this book. I cannot imagine anyone else voicing Lyssa. Absolutely beautiful work along with Allie Shae as Scarlett was chef’s kiss.”

Audible listener reviews:

"Megan Wicks freaking NAILED IT with her performance of Miller. Her voice sounded like warm chocolate chip cookies . I am now in love with her 😍😍😍"

"Megan’s tone embodies all that is Miller and brings out her personality and commentary flawlessly"

"Megan Wicks was absolutely amazing . Megan is a new narrator to me and I very much enjoyed her voice, she was phenomenal, I can’t wait to hear more from her."

"Megan's sultry voice portrays miller's IDGAF attitude so so so well - she is so perfect in everything she narrates but really knocked this one out of the park (see what I did there)"

"Megan Wicks sounds exactly like I “heard” Miller in my head when I was reading the ebook."

"Millers voice on audible is PERFECTION!!!"

"I was wowed by Megan Wicks and her smokey voice"

Excited/humbled/shook to win a BroadwayWorld award this year for The Speakeasy SF!!!! So much love to my theatre community and my friends and family!

Audible Listener Reviews:

"Megan brought the sultry and seductive persona of Mary to the forefront and she absolutely blew my mind. When she was narrating Leo’s dialogue within the chapters it was so well carried out, that you don’t even realize she’s the one voicing him. And that is what I call a remarkable voice actor!"

"When I tell you, Megan Wicks is one of the best narrators I've heard in such a long time. She was amazing!!!!"

"And the audio?! Even better than just reading the story. I think Megan Wicks might be a new favorite narrator for me. I loved her voice and the way she captured Mary’s personality and emotions."

"Megan’s voice has so much emotion while narrating and I am definitely going to need more narrations by her! Such an enjoyable voice to listen to and just knows how to perform books!"

"Wicks brings the character to life with her unique voices and acting abilities. Wicks portrays the main character with depth and authenticity, capturing her struggles and desires with nuance."

"Megan's voice could not be a more perfect Mary. She has a sexy gravel to her voice and her sarcasm and mannerisms were an exact match for Mary. I could not love this audio version more and can't wait to listen on repeat for a comfort read any time."

"Mary was brought to a new level with Megan, her voice was exactly what I envisioned while picturing Mary. She is sassy and spunky and yet soft and feminine and I was entranced with her performance."

"Megan’s narration of Mary is sultry perfection"

Megan will be playing the role of HAMLET in this current-day adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic HAMLET. When a former MMA fighter and Army Veteran returns from war in Afghanistan, she finds her mother dead, her father married to her aunt, and her inheritance at stake. Haunted by grief and propelled by revenge, Hamlet must face the ghost of her mother, along with the ghosts of Afghanistan, to enact justice within a community that has grown power-hungry and rotten.

Saturday, 3pm at The Tank, NYC.

"Megan was phenomenal in portraying Isla's difficulty with PPD but also demonstrating the strength she pulled from her family to raise her daughter with love and kindness. She also depicted Isla's resilience to do what needed to be done to protect her daughter but also allow her to form a bond with her father. Megan exuded Isla's strength that has you rooting for her while navigating the unknown."

"Every moment of sadness, loss, heartbreak, panic, bravery or understanding to their soul shattering true love was felt through her voice. Megan’s raspy voice gave me chills knowing what Isla has gone through, yet she made me understand her true self with her spunk and sassy attitude, the confidence she had under her longing for Cillian was powerful and Megan voiced that beautifully.

"I’m just In awe of how their voices have such an impact on my emotions and the beautiful words that Alison wrote in this book"

"The audiobook was also fantastic. Megan and Austin perfectly captured the emotions of Isla and Cillian and delivered an absolutely breathtaking audio."

"The dual narration by Megan Wicks and Austin Stone was a brilliant touch. Both narrators effortlessly captured the essence of their characters."

‘Wicks and Hebert are in sync with each other and the story—Hebert as the protective and proud father (identified in the program as “H”), and Wicks as the strong, fearless, yet vulnerable daughter (identified as “M”), directed with the right blend of intensity and delicacy by Gail Dartez. Wicks is mesmerizing as she wears her internal emotional struggles on her tattered sleeves.’

-Patti Roberts, Sacramento News Review

I had the honor of performing for some Comedy Legends at the SketchFest after party.

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Stylized 1920’s video recording of the national anthem in honor of our performance at ATT&T Park.

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“Rich Herbert and Megan Wicks discuss how her work was inspired by the Greek Tragedy “Electra” and placed in a Florida swamp setting. “The Arsonists” runs at Capital Stage through April 15 as part of a rolling world premiere.”

‘The more I think about this play, the more I appreciate it and want to see it again. That is not always the case, believe me. I’m glad somebody wrote this—specifically Jacqueline Goldfinger—and that Capital Stageencourages and performs such new works.’

“This is not a “wordy” play, but each bit of dialogue is pure gold’

-Davis Enterprise Review

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One time B Street intern Megan Wicks, as the daughter, gets opportunities to shine, as well, as a feisty, socially awkward girl who doesn’t have much of an independent social life. But eventually, after a fire goes wrong in a bad way, the dad urges his daughter to get out of the family business, and put away the matches and the gas can.

Megan Wicks* in the NNPN Rolling World Premiere of THE ARSONISTS by Jacqueline Goldfinger, directed by Gail Dartez at Capital Stage.

*Member Actors' Equity Association. Photo by Charr Crail. — with Megan Wicks.

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New spot is up for the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival! Just to clarify--it was a flat schleep. This spot brought out so many talented Bay Area actors!

Megan has just signed with the prestigious Northern California agency Cast Images. She is honored to work with her long-time friend and mentor, Dena Martinez.

Today’s the BIG DAY!!!! Megan will be singing the National Anthem at AT&T Park!!! Tune into The Speakeasy SF’s Facebook Page at 12:45pm because we’re going Facebook LIVE (Anthem starts at 12:52pm!! Don’t miss it!!) Let’s Play Ball!

“…with femme dynamo Wicks delivering a heated monologue that clearly transcended memorized lines, piercing directly into the realm of heartfelt passion.”

“She was baring her biggest teeth while still trying to walk the invisible, ever-present tripwire line that divides spoken argument from physical male violence, the threat always credible.”

-Somewhere SF

“Wicks is excellent in the 80 minute internet web and handles her all male cast with strength and easel. 

-Vince Media

#bros was selected by Lily Janick, the SF Chronicle theatre reviewer, as this week’s theatre pick!

“Megan Wicks plays a take-over bartender who fills in admirably for those guys, now gone. Her talent shines as she swaggers around, making the world anew for women.”

-Theatrius Review by Barry David Horwitz

Megan has been cast in Faultline’s musical production of Where The Boys Are. She will be playing the role of Sarah in this new play written by Vanessa Flores and directed by Kieran Beccia.

”A broken heart and a baby shower. Sounds like a lighthearted Sunday. Actually it's Saturday, but will your Sunday be any different? All the boys are gone. It's our world now. So you better be "gettin it", girl. Or else.”

Today, Megan wrapped filming a featured role in a Twitter Industrial with The Cabinet production company and Scott Wickman

Join us as 3GT turns the tables on the venerable “Christmas in July” tradition with our all-new production of Southern Lights.  It’s a blues-y tale of true love gone bad, success, and betrayal set in a down home east Texas bar (where else?) and told through the lens of country music—complete with the humor, torch-n-twang, real pathos and sentimentality the genre is known and loved for (boots and hat not required. . . )

SOUTHERN LIGHTS runs from December 5 – 22 , 2018

From the playwright: “Thrilled to say that THE ARSONISTS will go international in 2019!! More info to come. Thanks for sharing your hearts and stories with us over the past year!”

Megan played M at Capital Stage in the rolling world premiere of The Arsonists by Jacqueline Goldfinger

Megan Wicks and The Speakeasy were featured in "What’s Happening This Fall in Bay Area Arts" on SF's acclaimed public radio station KQED.

Michael Krasny and Chloe Veltman discuss what immersive theatre is and shower praise over San Francisco's premiere experience opening this October. (Starts at 22 minutes).

"Velma, played by the sexy, vibrant Megan Wicks is in constant drama backstage. It is easy to spend too much time listening to her gossip and miss the other action out in the halls!"

"...and features the pitch perfect voice of Megan Wicks."

"... the lovely-voiced Megan Wicks as the sultry Velma..."

The San Francisco Examiner had Speakeasy on the front page today (December 11th). Inside was a gleaming article, featuring this quote from Jean Schiffman: 

"...because I’d been watching the sexy chanteuse Velma (Megan Wicks) having an embarrassing drug- and alcohol-fueled meltdown in the cabaret. That was after my encounter with her in the hallway, where she was having a hissy fit because she had to share her dressing room with the chorus girls."

Press photos were taken this weekend for Speakeasy SF! 

Previews are officially sold out!

Thanks to Ben Krantz, we've got new headshots in the building! After that big haircut, it was much needed.

Megan signed with SF's largest boutique agency, MDT! Looking forward to a wonderful partnership. 

Singing Red Hot Mama live on-air at the KALW Studios in SF. After the song is a behind the scenes interview with Speakeasy's creator Nick Olivero and host Kevin Vance.

Link attached, interview and song begin at around 30 minutes

The Speakeasy was featured in the "Immerse Yourself" section of The New York Times Travel Section on Friday! 

The 2015-2016 Intern Showcase: Stop Kiss premiered at B Street Theatre this weekend. The production was dedicated to the victims of the atrosious LGBT hate crimes in Orlando, FL.

"Our hearts reach out to those who have faced tremendous distress last night and this morning. The story we are telling is not one that can be ignored or pushed aside. It happened in 2001, and it is still happening today. Quiet literally. We love you and we support you, Orlando. This one is for you."

Megan has accepted the role of Velma in San Francisco's premiere immersive theatre experience, The Speakeasy.

Megan will be traveling all over Northern California on the 30th Fantasy Festival School Tour with B Street Theatre. The tour reaches elementary and middle schools within a 150 mile radius of Sacramento. The show runs for 10 weeks, 12 show per week.

There will be a public performance at B Street Theatre on May 14 at 10am! 

It's for the kids! 

-Davis Enterprise calls Megan Wicks "simply electric as she paints the picture and characters of her ghost story. Aided by the lighting design of Les Solomon, she strides around the stage, striking dramatic poses that grab the audience and holds them until she moves again." 

 -Sacramento Sidetrack says "Mary Shelley, beautifully played by Megan Wicks, alternated between narrator and her role as the author seamlessly" 

-Photo of B Street's production of "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" gets a mention in American Theatre magazine! 

4/4 stars from the SacramentoBee for B Street's production of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein! 

"Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” has, if you’ll pardon the unintended pun, taken on a life of its own as an icon of Gothic horror."

Great review and front page spread in the Sacramento Bee for Christmas Carol! 4/4 stars and an extended run! 

"Buck Busfield has adapted the classic into a clever and often caustic send-up of the original but one that still brings around the heart and soul Dickens first injected into the story."

Megan has accepted an 8 month contract to intern with B Street Theatre in Sacramento, CA. Upon completion, she will receive her union membership.

Megan will be playing the role of drug lord, Cynthia, on Discovery ID's Shadow of Doubt. Airing in February. 

Megan will be guest staring in A Crime To Remember on Discovery ID. The show will air in December. 

Wicks offers this advice to anyone looking to move to New York City: “Be here and be all in.”

Megan graduated from the University of Florida on May 4th, 2016 with her B.A in theatre and B.S in Marketing

Arts Things Considered interviews Sharla and Joe from Florida Player's  Killer Joe featuring Megan Wicks and Michael Pemberton 

Megan will be directing the world premiere of DON'T DATE ME for the Florida Players New Works Festival in December. #dontdateme

Review from ShowBiz NoFlo

"Wicks is sweet, naïve, and hopeful, which is badly needed among the cynical little family she finds herself a part of as the play progresses"

Review from Gainesville.com 

"Megan Wicks, graduating UF senior, is the sweet, actress-wannabe Nina. It's tough getting noticed in the company of Morsey, Page and Caldwell, but Wicks has her moments, as when she reads from Vanya's play, assuming the role of molecule in a post-apocalyptic world."

http://www.gainesville.com/article/20150115/ENT/150119894