Louise Samuels

Louise Samuels is a British actress, voice artist and musician. Born in Yorkshire, England, she now lives in California, USA. A London-trained actor, Louise's extensive theatre work includes both lead and character roles on London's West End and in UK/International touring productions. Screen work includes 'Susan' in 'Grease Monkeys'; drummer/percussionist for the 2008 Nokia/CNN global televised event 'Pangea Day'; character roles in the Channel 4 TV series 'A Box Full of Stories' alongside 'The Blockheads' frontman, Ian Dury and British actor Michael Maloney and an appearance and interview on long-running British TV Series 'Blue Peter'. Highly musical, Louise is known to play several musical instruments including, for on stage and recorded work: piano and keyboards; drum kit; djembe drum; marimba; vibraphone; orchestral bass drum; auxiliary percussion and tuned milk-bottles. Voice work includes both narration and character acting for audio books; TV and Radio commercials; animation; video games; documentaries and corporate videos for clients including: BBC; Sony; Deloitte; Verizon and Procter and Gamble. Louise has featured on BBC Radio and on LBC Radio as a guest on 'The Jenny Eclair Show' with British actor, writer and comedian, Rufus Hound.