Alex is an English actor, voice artist, director. His career has covered a diverse range of experience working as an actor/director and dancer/choreographer (originally dancing for recording artists Anne Clark and Boy George) in film, theatre, radio and television.

Alex has established an acting career and has performed in a number of theatre productions most notably playing Vincent Van Gogh in Nicholas Wrights "Vincent In Brixton", Simon Bliss in Noel Cowards "Hay Fever" and Reverend Charles Tucker Eland in "The Bricks Of Burston".

He has also contributed voice-overs for, "The Phantom Of The Opera", audio book for Word Of Mouth Productions, audio tours for The Bridewell Museum for Renvision and Bury St Edmunds Audio Tour for Jabu Designs and narrated short stories for the BBC Radio Norfolk, "This Norfolk Life". He has also contributed public readings for a book launch of Dick Meadows "Nothing But The Truth", about the history of the Norwich Magistrates and the Brecks Train Launch for the Brecks Partnership promoting the Breckland District Train Line.

In addition to this he has collaborated with the surrealist art photographer Marco Sanges on two photo-plays , "The Blood Of A Gambler" and "Unchained Melodies". He has also collaborated with the Maltese photographer Antonella Muscat on two photoshoots.

Alex has acted in two art films, "Blue Light", playing Charles Altamon Doyle directed by Hayley Lock and "Nulla Fidians (Nothing Believers) playing a Reformation Commissioner directed by Anna Brass, a music video for Baron for their single "New Follower" for Carwell Casswell and an interactive video for Xenodu Ltd.


Rarely seen in public, and even then, only from behind.

I'm a classically-trained musician, rekindling my love for music production after a hiatus of over a decade. 

Things have definitely moved on from my 127 general midi instrument days! It feels good to be back, such an exciting world of aural possibilities.

Bedroom and occasional party DJ, infrequent experimental producer, with dreams of what might have been. If it has a beat and a bassline I'm interested.

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