The voice behind the magic conch shell, “They’re selling chocolate!!
“, the real estate agent, Mrs. SquarePants, and more!
In high school, I couldn’t walk down the hallways without people shouting, “WHAT!?

youtube.com/ Viayoutube.comThe trailer for “Kreepaway Kamp."
What are they selling?”
“THEY’RE SELLING CHOCOLATE!”
Sirena Irwin has brought dozens of fan-favoriteSpongeBobcharacters to life for over 25 years.

- Sirena originally auditioned for the roles of Sandy, Mrs.
Puff, and Pearl.Sirena Irwin:SpongeBobwas the first project I booked after coming to Los Angeles.
I found out this guy’s name was Steve Hillenburg.

“Opposite Day"was one of my first episodes.
I got to play the real estate agent, which was super fun!
I guess it was good enough for me to come back and try other characters.

“He’sSquidward,he’sSquidward,you’reSquidward…I’mSquidward!”
Have they drawn them straightforward?
Is it an old lady?

So I hear it and can get right into it, and that’s very helpful.
“Hey, there’s no ice!”
I just think she’s so pompous and wonderful.

“[does Lady Upturn’s voice].
I probably seem super cringy.
Im listening to the details of it.

And this one just captivated my interest.
“So now the talking cheese is gonna preach to us!”
And I brought it in.

I’m like, “Hey, how about this?”
And they said, “Yeah, let’s do it!”
And it’s just been fun.

Every time I get a script with her, I love it.
“The one that surprises me the most is the magic conch because I love that episode so much.
The magic conch is such a simple part of it, but it was super fun to do originally.

I didn’t know.
And they sort of showed me it was actually a thing that people enjoyed.
“[Does the magic conch voice]Try asking again.”

“Can I have something to eat?”
“Chocolate With Nuts” was recorded pre-pandemic, and we were all in the booth together.
Now, we are mostly in the booth, and we’ve kind of come through the other side.

It was just a playful experience.
‘And I love Tom’s [Kenny] voicesomuch for Mary’s mom.
Recently I saw him and said, “Wait, let me hear that voice again!”

It’s so good!
The writers created this great relationship between these two.
I wish they were in more episodes!

The pearls she wore also brought me there.
There was a scene with Mrs. Krabs’ muscles that totally brought me back to my childhood.
“The formula?

Is that what this whole thing was about?”
She plays harpsichord, an early music keyboard, and she was such a badass.
With being a harpsichordist you end up having to carry your own harpsichord.
I love watching this particular group at work.
And, you know, they get my endorphins going.
I’m so privileged to be in that room.
I always tell Tom [Kenny], “You don’t have to knock my lines out.
I’m fine to stay here.
You don’t have to get me out.”
I’m staying anyway because there’s too much good stuff going on to miss any of it.
“He’s playing with a reef blower!”
We would first do a couple of passes through as written.
We all started improvising, and I believe it was Steve directing at the time.
He was like, “Okay, listen, I really want to get the script as written.
“That was the great thing about recording together as an ensemble.
But we felt like we had a contribution of sorts, and it was nice that was allowed.
“No one advances past me, Lipp Cervas!”
It just caught on.
Ultimately, I got a little picture of Larry pumping iron and got it signed for my mom.
It’s one of those cute things that just sort of spun off.
“Livin' like Larry!”
I see it as a gift.
The whole cast and crew have been so supportive over the years.
What else is going on?”
He really was supportive and encouraging in a meaningful way.
What are they doing now?
In addition to doing utility voices like medid they also do the voices of Sandy, Mrs.
Puff, and other main characters?
I love the fact that this show has supported so many actors over the years.
Here we are at twenty-five now, and it’s kind of mind-blowing.
I can’t even believe it.
Do you know what this means?
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Kreepaway Kamp, a Halloween-themed special, airs on Nickelodeon and Paramount Plus on October 10th.
The trailer for “Kreepaway Kamp.”