Allan Louis is a renowned actor, proficient in three languages, who has made a significant impact in the international stage, television, and film industries.
Born in a foreign land, Louis was just five years old when he migrated to America with his family. His upbringing was unique, as he was raised by his mother, who surprisingly, had never set foot in a cinema.
Throughout his illustrious career, Louis has taken on a diverse range of roles, showcasing his exceptional acting abilities. Some of his notable performances include:
As Dr. Chauvet in the production "Here Are The Fragments" at The Theatre Centre, Louis brought depth and nuance to the character.
In the production "Oh, What A Lovely War!", Louis played the role of MC, captivating audiences with his charisma and stage presence.
He also portrayed Sandor in the production "Grand Hotel", Baudricourt in "Saint Joan", Willie in "Master Harold"...and the Boys", and Dracula in the iconic production "Dracula" at the Shaw Festival.
Additionally, Louis has appeared in various productions at CanStage, including Leonato in "Much Ado", Duke Vincentio in "Measure For Measure", Caesar in "Julius Caesar", and Egeon in "The Comedy Of Errors".
One of his most notable roles was that of Buddy Black in the production "Helen Lawrence" at CanStage, Edinburgh International Festival, and Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Lastly, Louis played the role of Luther Dixon in the Broadway production "Baby It's You", further solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile actor.
