Robert Hoehn

Robert Hoehn started acting at the age of 14 when he performed as a clown in The Jesters. He began his studies at the exceptional Hill Murray High School where he was featured in the classics of Midsummer Night's Dream, Jack or The Submission (Moliere), Billy Liar, and The King and I. In the midst of his later education at Boston University, Robert honed his Shakespeare skills at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. In 1999, he received his Bachelors of Fine Arts in Acting. Robert felt ready to take on the professional world at full steam. After arriving in Los Angeles in 1999, Robert worked at the Mark Taper Forum, performing in such pieces at Midon's, Highest Heaven and Driving My Coche by Robert Gonzalez. Driven by a need to find a platform for undiscovered artists, Robert co-founded Vox Humana Productions, a group still working today. In 2003 he left Los Angeles for Paris, desiring to explore the roots of theatre and Comedie del Arte. In the last few years Robert has worked in theatre and film and found unexpected success as a voice-over artist. His most important achievement was being blessed with the birth of his son Milo Hoehn.