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King Septimus
Once Upon A Mattress

"Also deserving of special mention in this stellar cast is Colin Alexander as the mute King Septimus. The henpecked Septimus manages to find ways to subvert his controlling queen with various antics, and Alexander offers a tour de force performance. With his hilarious facial expressions and full-body sight gags, Alexander had me practically falling off my seat with laughter."

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- Alice Kaderlan

On Stage Colorado

Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardy

Edinburgh Fringe

"Leeson and Alexander work well together, the former demonstrating his obvious love and knowledge of the duo, while Alexander shows off a rafter-shaking singing voice which would pull in punters even without the Laurel and Hardy draw.​​"

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- Steve Stratford Reviews

Santa + Mr. Greenway
Elf the Musical | Arvada Center (2021)

As both Santa and the Scrooge-Esque Mr. Greenway, Colin Alexander is a lovely storyteller. I really enjoyed the opportunity to see an actor play multiple roles and uniquely capture the differences between the two."

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Jon Bee, Broadway World

Prince of Egypt 

Tuacahn

"Standout performers include Gabriela Carrillo in the role of Moses’ sister Miriam and Colin Alexander as Jethro. Both have powerhouse voices and deliver gorgeous solo songs."

 

- Front Row Reviewers Utah

Elf the Musical

Arvada Center

"Colin Alexander plays two roles. He is a jolly and kind Santa; and a less-than jolly and less-than-kind, Mr. Greenway."

 

- Colorado Theater Reviews

Chamberlain, Peace in Our Time

Edinburgh Fringe

"The biggest surprise is that there's a live singer on stage – performing crowd-pleasing classics like The White Cliffs Of Dover, and a smattering of less familiar tunes. The pretext is that the BBC are playing light entertainment while they wait to cross to Downing Street, and there's a satisfying irony in this "light and positive" backdrop to the preparations for war. But this is really just an excuse for actor Colin Alexander to show off his singing skills, and worthy of showing-off they certainly are: instantly nostalgic, richly resonant and musically strong."

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- Edinburgh Fringe Guru

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