Scene in English from Le Voyage
d'Alice en Suisse: play written
by Lukas Bärfuss, directed by
Gian Manuel Rau (Compagnie
Camastral) at Théâtre du Grütli,
Geneva, 2015. Role: John of
Birmingham.
Scene in English from Comic
Potential: play written by Alan
Ayckbourn, directed by Malcolm
Grant (Geneva English Drama
Society) at Arenberg Schouwberg,
Antwerp, Belgium, 2012. Don
Luscombe Discretionary Award
2012. Roles: Marmion, Man in
Shop.
Scenes from On Passe dans Huit Jours: play written
by Sacha Guitry, directed by Magali Foucault at
Théâtre Le Caveau, Geneva, Switzerland, 2012.
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PERFORMANCE REVIEWS
"...the soul-stirring Alex Freeman...."
Alexandre Demidoff
Le Temps, 17 Octobrer 2015
(read the original article in French)
"...a fascinating character, John, superbly interpreted by
Alex Freeman in the language of Shakespeare..."
Mireille Descombes
L'Hebdo, 22 October 2015
(read the original article in French)
PERFORMANCE REVIEW
"We liked your prissy, bossy attitude and enjoyed your
characterisation very much. You have a good voice and
you command the stage well."
Jan Palmer Sayer
(Guild of Drama Adjudicators, Festival of European
Anglophone Theatrical Societies),
25 May 2012
Scene in English from Le
Voyage d'Alice en Suisse:
play written by Lukas
Bärfuss, directed by Gian
Manuel Rau (Compagnie
Camastral) at Théâtre du
Grütli, Geneva, 2015.
Role: John of Birmingham.
Scene in English from
Comic Potential: play
written by Alan Ayckbourn,
directed by Malcolm Grant
(Geneva English Drama
Society) at Arenberg
Schouwberg, Antwerp,
Belgium, 2012. Don
Luscombe Discretionary
Award 2012. Roles:
Marmion, Man in Shop.
Scenes from On Passe dans Huit Jours: play written
by Sacha Guitry, directed by Magali Foucault at
Théâtre Le Caveau, Geneva, Switzerland, 2012.
LINKS TO OTHER REELS:
Scenes from screen
productions in
English.
Scenes from
infomercials,
commercials, and
corporate films.
Scenes from screen
productions in
French.
Visit Vimeo channel
for complete film
scenes from feature,
short, commercial,
and corporate films,
as well as stage
productions:
PERFORMANCE REVIEWS
"...the soul-stirring Alex Freeman...."
Alexandre Demidoff
Le Temps, 17 Octobrer 2015
(read the original article in French)
"...a fascinating character, John, superbly
interpreted by Alex Freeman in the
language of Shakespeare..."
Mireille Descombes
L'Hebdo, 22 October 2015
(read the original article in French)
PERFORMANCE REVIEW
"We liked your prissy, bossy attitude and
enjoyed your characterisation very much.
You have a good voice and you command
the stage well."
Jan Palmer Sayer
(Guild of Drama Adjudicators, Festival of
European Anglophone Theatrical
Societies),
25 May 2012
LINKS TO OTHER REELS:
Scenes from screen
productions in
English.
Scenes from
infomercials,
commercials, and
corporate films.
Scenes from screen
productions in
French.
Scene in English from Le Voyage d'Alice en
Suisse: play written by Lukas Bärfuss,
directed by Gian Manuel Rau (Compagnie
Camastral) at Théâtre du Grütli, Geneva,
2015. Role: John of Birmingham.
PERFORMANCE REVIEWS
"...the soul-stirring Alex Freeman...."
Alexandre Demidoff
Le Temps, 17 Octobrer 2015
(read the original article in French)
"...a fascinating character, John, superbly
interpreted by Alex Freeman in the
language of Shakespeare..."
Mireille Descombes
L'Hebdo, 22 October 2015
(read the original article in French)
Scenes from On Passe dans Huit Jours: play
written by Sacha Guitry, directed by Magali
Foucault at Théâtre Le Caveau, Geneva,
Switzerland, 2012.
Scene in English from Comic Potential: play
written by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by
Malcolm Grant (Geneva English Drama
Society) at Arenberg Schouwberg, Antwerp,
Belgium, 2012. Don Luscombe
Discretionary Award 2012. Roles: Marmion,
Man in Shop.
PERFORMANCE REVIEW
"We liked your prissy, bossy attitude and
enjoyed your characterisation very much.
You have a good voice and you command
the stage well."
Jan Palmer Sayer
(Guild of Drama Adjudicators, Festival of
European Anglophone Theatrical Societies),
25 May 2012
Visit Vimeo channel
for complete film
scenes from feature,
short, commercial,
and corporate films,
as well as stage
productions: