
Alex Picard
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Boston, Southern (rhotic and non-rhotic), British, Russian, Scottish, and more!​
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Have I got a story for you...

An award-winning actor and narrator Alex has recorded almost two hundred titles for Penguin Random House, Harper, Macmillan, Sourcebooks, Brilliance, Tantor, Podium, Blackstone and others. Born and raised in Boston, Alex taught theatre at the high school level before becoming a college theatre professor and recipient of the Kilgore Prize as Faculty Member of the Year.
Her MFA training and experience has built an aresenal of strengths include snark, sarcasm, wisdom, a wicked sense of humor, strong character work, authenticity, and emotional depth - all of which she wields with precision.​
When she’s not in the booth, she enjoys taking to the skies with her husband (a pilot and the real Captain Picard), hanging out with her kiddos, losing games of Catan, learning to crochet to keep herself off her phone at night, and figuring out what's for dinner (actually, she can’t stand that last one). She is a terrible cook, hates cleaning, currently has five LIVING plants under her care, has an irrational fear of paper cuts, will fight to the death for the last brownie, and once ran a marathon in a pandemic, a theatre program in a prison and a theatre company in Boston.
A big fan of the extremes, Alex has a dark and twisty center wrapped up in a fun and bubbly exterior making her a fan of humor and comedy as well as dark, twisty and complex material.
On stage Alex’s repertoire includes Martha in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Annie Wilkes in Misery, Dorine in Tartuffe and Barbara in August, Osage County.
Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Check the STYLE though...
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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