Alex Picard
Actor | Narrator
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Boston, Southern (rhotic and non-rhotic), British, Russian, Scottish, and more!
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Vanguard V4 Mic | Apollo Twin X | Reaper | Mac Mini
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Alex taught theatre at the high school level before becoming a college theatre professor who was once awarded Faculty Member of the Year. Her depth of knowledge and heart-felt expertise help connect listeners to a range of non-fiction titles, whether educational, self-help, or memoirs.
When she’s not in the booth, she enjoys taking to the skies with her pilot husband (the real Captain Picard), hanging out with her kiddos, losing games of Catan, and figuring out what's for dinner (actually, she doesn't enjoy that last one at all).
Alex is a terrible cook, not much of a housekeeper, once ran a marathon in a pandemic, a theatre program in a prison, and a theatre company in Boston. She works really hard to keep plants alive and, despite her passion for her favorite genres of Thrillers and Suspense, has an unnatural fear of paper cuts.
An award-winning and highly versatile actor and SOVAS nominated voice actor with an MFA in Acting and delightful combination of snark, wit, and wisdom, Alex has played roles from Martha in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? to Beatrice in Much Ado, and from Annie Wilkes in Misery to Dorine in Tartuffe. Her emotional range and agility with characters create nuanced and connected work for genres from literary fiction to comedy, thrillers to sci-fi, and rom-coms to multi-cast epics.
A lover of all things dark and twisty since smuggling Agatha Christie and Stephen King books home in her 5th grade backpack, Alex has recorded a variety of over one hundred titles for Penguin Random House, Harper, Brilliance, Tantor, Podium and Blackstone among others.
Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Louise in Always, Patsy Cline
Backstage life
Annie Wilkes in Misery
Hermione in
The Winter's Tale
In my happy place: The Booth!
Giving those big reactions since day one.
Cordelia in King Lear
There is no fun in audiobooks.
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