Alexandre Schuers

Alexandre Schuers, born on August 29, 1987, in Villeneuve d'Ascq, is a multifaceted artist whose passion for theater and cinema emerged in childhood. His first steps on stage in primary school, with "Le Vampire aux lacets défaits," marked the beginning of a lifelong vocation.

Continuing his artistic quest, Alexandre trained in theater in northern France, distinguishing himself in various theatrical projects as an actor in plays such as "Roberto Zucco" by Koltès and "Phèdre." His thirst for creation led him to directing, with original pieces like "J’Aimerais Être un Ours Polaire au Tibet" and "Le Flic Sifflera Trois Fois," acclaimed at the international Artscene festival.

Seeking new horizons, Alexandre embarked on the Parisian adventure, excelling in a dozen short films and joining the Compagnie Libre, where he played Borkine in "Ivanov" by A. P. Chekhov. In 2011, he founded the Compagnie des Oh ! et des Bah !, giving rise to remarkable projects like "Ours Blanc" and "La Domination Féminine." He wrote and directed "La Balade de Lara," a musical comedy produced with Talia Productions in 2015, and published collections of poems revealing a unique sensitivity.
His passion for acting led to varied experiences, from immersive theater to voice-over work for animations, advertisements, e-learning, and television. His ability to fully embrace each role demonstrates a remarkable mastery of his craft.

In parallel, Alexandre runs a recognized sophrology business, specializing in developing this practice for actors and artists. His concentration, pragmatism, and strong sense of duty make him an accomplished artist and meticulous professional.

Alexandre Schuers, through his exceptional journey, stands out as an inspiring figure, demonstrating that passion, talent, and hard work are the keys to success.