Kerstin Draeger is a German actress and voice artist born on March 1, 1966, in Berlin. She comes from a family of voice actors, being the daughter of Wolfgang Draeger and the sister of Sascha Draeger. Her career spans several decades and includes extensive work in on-screen acting, voice-over for film and television, and audio drama productions.

As a voice actress, Draeger has lent her voice to numerous characters in anime series and films. One of her notable roles in this genre is Angela Balzac in the anime film Expelled from Paradise, where she voiced the older version of the character. She is also known for voicing the character Kurenai Yuuhi in the long-running anime series Naruto and its film sequel, The Last: Naruto the Movie. In addition to these roles mentioned in the query, her work encompasses a wide variety of other anime and animation projects, such as voicing Misako Montgomery Garmadon in Ninjago and various roles in the series Gintama and Shin-chan.

Beyond anime, Draeger's career is marked by a high volume of work. According to the Deutsche Synchronkartei, she has over 375 speaking roles in films and series. She is particularly well-known for being the recurring German voice for several actresses, most prominently Drea de Matteo in series like Desperate Housewives, The Sopranos, and Sons of Anarchy. She has also voiced Charlize Theron, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Pamela Anderson in various productions.

In addition to her on-screen dubbing work, Draeger has a prolific career as an audio drama and video game voice actor. She is a long-standing cast member of the popular German audio drama series Die drei Fragezeichen, voicing the character Lys de Kerk since the series' 56th episode. She has also voiced numerous roles in other major series like TKKG and Hanni und Nanni. In the video game industry, she has provided voices for prominent characters such as Cassandra Pentaghast in the Dragon Age series, Mama Murphy in Fallout 4, and Mutter Miranda in Resident Evil Village.

Draeger is also active behind the scenes, working as a dialogue book author and synchronization director. Her writing credits in this field include work on children's series such as Blues Clues, TKKG Junior, and Angelo.