Al LaFleur, a remarkably gifted and accomplished individual with a profound and extensive background in the multifaceted and dynamic realm of the entertainment industry, embarked upon his remarkable journey in the captivating world of theater.
Following his departure from a prestigious graduate school program, LaFleur auditioned for the esteemed and coveted lead role of Detective Sergeant Trotter in the renowned and iconic theatrical production of "Mousetrap", thereby marking his first significant and notable theater role since his childhood performances in the beloved and timeless classic musicals, Annie and Peter Pan.
Noted for his early and impressive rise to fame, this talented individual's remarkable career trajectory was marked by a succession of noteworthy performances, commencing with his portrayal of Stanley in the iconic production "A Streetcar Named Desire", a role that garnered widespread acclaim. Simultaneously, he brought to life the character of Dallas Winston in the equally iconic film "The Outsiders", thus solidifying his status as a rising star within the entertainment industry.
Al's illustrious career has been marked by a diverse array of memorable performances, with standout roles including the titular character of Billy Clanton in the action-packed drama series "Wild West Chronicles" on InspTV, as well as the complex and intriguing character of Khan in the critically acclaimed VetTV production "A Grunt's Life".
More recently, Al has continued to showcase his impressive range as a talented thespian, taking on the role of Officer Williams in the gripping and suspenseful thriller "The Night Passenger", starring the talented Richard Short, which had its world premiere at the prestigious TCL Chinese Theater.
Furthermore, Al has also had the opportunity to lead the cast in the thought-provoking and visually stunning dystopian feature film "The Pipes", cementing his status as a talented and versatile actor capable of bringing depth and nuance to a wide range of characters and storylines.
Al's comprehensive training has been meticulously crafted, with mentorship from an esteemed array of instructors, including the illustrious Robert Carnegie at the prestigious Playhouse West, the highly acclaimed Margie Haber, the astute Anthony Meindl, and the discerning David Rountree.
Furthermore, Al has also had the privilege of learning from the most invaluable teacher of all - the very fabric of the theater itself, with its rich history, diverse styles, and endless nuances.
Al's most recent stage appearance was a notable and impressive four-week long run in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where he had the esteemed privilege of starring in the original play "Slice", a theatrical production that showcased his remarkable acting talents to a captivated audience.
Al LaFleur, a native Midwesterner, has a deep connection to the city of Cleveland, Ohio, where his roots run strong. As an ardent enthusiast of the Cleveland Browns, he is deeply invested in the team's success. However, his passion for the arts is equally evident, as he is an accomplished actor, writer, creator, and producer of films. In his most recent project, "Pulse", LaFleur shared his creative vision as co-creator and producer, working alongside acclaimed actors Erik Palladino and a talented team, including Director of Photography Jon Schweigart.
Located in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, a thriving metropolis renowned for its eclectic cultural landscape and boundless creative energy, Al has established a permanent residence, where he dedicates himself to the relentless pursuit of excellence, ceaselessly striving to refine his artistic skills and expand his professional reach, perpetually on the lookout for novel avenues to display his exceptional abilities and share his unique perspective with the world.
