Alex Chorley, a remarkably accomplished and multifaceted artist, boasting a plethora of impressive credentials as a multi-award-winning actor, classically trained baritone singer, composer, and filmmaker, took his first breaths in the vibrant city of London in the year 2000.
As fate would have it, this remarkable individual's early years were marked by a significant relocation, with his family making the bold decision to emigrate to the land down under, Australia, when Alex was just a mere four years of age.
However, this incredible journey was not without its twists and turns, as Alex's family eventually made the return journey to England in 2019, bringing with them a wealth of experiences and memories from their time abroad.
Throughout his life, Alex Chorley has consistently demonstrated a passion for the world of entertainment, earning himself a reputation as a talented and versatile performer with numerous professional theatre credits to his name.
Notable performances in his esteemed career include a three-season tenure with Opera Australia, during which he was an integral part of the children's chorus in captivating productions of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and Puccini's "Turandot". His impressive range was further showcased when he had the privilege of portraying one of the three mystical spirits in Mozart's iconic opera "The Magic Flute".
Following this, he embarked on a demanding yet rewarding journey, taking on the iconic role of Michael Banks in the Sydney season of the beloved Disney and Cameron McKintosh collaboration, "Mary Poppins". This ambitious undertaking was a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication.
Subsequently, he shared the stage with the esteemed Jack Thompson in the Sydney Theatre Company's poignant production of Dylan Thomas's "Under Milk Wood".
