Alexander Boll

Alexander Darius Jacques Matt Boll (born 2003 in Berlin-Kreuzberg) is a german-austrian actor, voice-actor, author and musician. In October 2024 his first solo show Claudwick., directed by Katharina W. Boll premiered in Berlin.

Alexander Boll is a graduate of renowned theatre school École Philippe Gaulier in Paris, France. He was taught by Philippe Gaulier himself, Carlo Jacucci, Viggo Venn and Julia Masli and is the youngest person ever to graduate from the school.

In the past Boll was a cast member of several award-winning radio plays, produced by the german national broadcast (WDR, rbb, Deutschlanradio and SWR). He starred in radio plays such as the commercially very succesful Rico, Oskar und das Vomhimmelhoch or Rico, Oskar und das Mistverständnis, as well as in award-winning plays such as Als nicht nur Opas Knie verschwand or Stella Menzel und der goldene Faden.

Boll is one of the authors of his show Claudwick. and his work on several screenplays is financially supported by Berlin-based editorial house Der Schöne Serge.

Boll is a semi-professional trumpet player with more than 15 years of experience. He was taught by Ulrike Arzet, Hans-Peter Voigt and Steve Fish.

Aside of his native language, german, Alexander Boll also speaks fluent english on a C2-Level and decent French (B2-level).

He is the winner of youth competition Jugend debattiert (on a regional level) and was a part of two radio plays, that have won the Deutscher Kinderhörspielpreis and the MDR-Kinderhörspielpreis.