Welcome to the official website of British actor, Alex Walker.

Alex will be performing in the "un-performable" 1923 surrealist play What Lovely Weather! at London's Barbican arts centre Thurs July 15th, 2010 and at The Last Days of Decadence throughout the summer.

He recently completed recording narration of Louis Aragon's A Wave of Dreams (1923, translated by Susan De Muth) with musicians, Tymon Dogg and Alex Thomas. The book/CD is now available to order online from Thin Man Press.

Based both in London and Edinburgh, Alex trained with stage movement / physical theatre guru Lorna Marshall, with Venice Manley and other members of the Roy Hart Theatre, at the City Literary Institute and with many more renowned drama teachers.

Alex has performed in numerous independent films, spanning genres including black comedy, sci-fi, horror and experimental arthouse. Recently, he played evolutionary biologist, Dr Solomon Jones in Tag Films' wry comedy, Entropy, and disgruntled software engineer, Bill in PetyCaro's The Best in the Business.

As a theatre actor, Alex has played roles such as the Doctor in Theatre Mixte's Woyzeck, Victor Frankenstein in Company:Collisions hit show Frankenstein and anti-poet, Monsieur DaDa in Theatre of the Absurd's popular cabaret the greatest ever DaDa show.

As a spoken word artist, Alex has taken part in multi-media collaborations with musicians and artists from all disciplines. He has also directed and performed in several productions for radio.

Here at www.alex-walker.info you can view Alex's CV, photos and showreel, and listen to voice clips.

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