Uve Teschner is a German voice actor, audiobook narrator, and musician, born in 1973. He pursued musical studies in Potsdam with a focus on singing and guitar before embarking on a career as a freelance voice actor in 2007. His voice is characterized as a baritone, and he possesses the ability to speak German and English, with a good command of Russian and Italian pronunciation.

In the field of anime dubbing, Teschner is best known for his role as the passionate and cyborg-enhanced Nazi officer Rudolf von Stroheim in the German language version of the popular series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. His portrayal of the loud and nationalistic character, famous for exclaiming the superiority of German science, has been featured in the official German dub of the show. His other anime roles include the character Tanosuke in the series Dororo and Baiju in an installment of Lupin the 3rd.

While his work in anime is notable, a significant portion of Teschner's career is dedicated to narrating audiobooks, with his professional website stating that he has recorded approximately five hundred titles. He has built a strong reputation in this medium, particularly within the thriller and crime genres, where he has lent his voice to the works of internationally bestselling authors such as Jo Nesbø, Chris Carter, John Katzenbach, and Greg Iles. His versatility also extends to other literary fields, including fantasy, science fiction, and children's literature. In addition to audiobooks and anime, his voice work encompasses radio plays, features, audio description for the visually impaired, and voiceovers for television commercials and national advertising campaigns. He has also been heard in German dubs of films like Scream 4 and The Bourne Legacy. A notable achievement in his career is his extensive work as an audiobook narrator, where his ability to give distinct voices to a wide range of characters has been recognized as a particular strength.