Alice Haze is a dynamic actress known for her versatile range and improvisation skills. With lead roles in TuTu Much and Ottawa: A City of Makers, Alice has demonstrated her ability to bring depth, humour, and authenticity to a variety of characters, convincingly playing roles from ages 18 to 30. Based out of Ottawa and Toronto.
Alice's talent for comedy and improv shines through in every performance, making her a standout in both humorous and serious roles. Her training spans improvisation, musical theatre, screen acting, and method acting. Additionally, Alice is a skilled dancer with expertise in ballet, jazz, tap, and hip-hop, as well as voice-over experience.
Fluent in English and Polish, and currently learning Japanese, Alice brings a unique multicultural perspective to her work. She is also a talented musician, able to pick up instruments in a short time, like trumpet, saxophone, and French horn, adding another layer to her performance capabilities.
With a fresh, youthful look and a range of talents, Alice Haze is a promising talent in the entertainment industry, capable of delivering both comedic brilliance and dramatic intensity. Connect with her to discover more about her journey and upcoming projects.
Ottawa: A City of Makers
Lead/Voiceover, New York Times/T Brand Studios, 2018
Alice Haze was the lead and voiceover artist for the Ottawa: The City of Makers commercial, produced by the New York Times/T Brand Studios. This project highlighted the vibrant and innovative spirit of Ottawa, showcasing the city's dynamic community of creators and entrepreneurs. Alice's engaging performance and voice brought the commercial to life, emphasizing the essence of creativity and craftsmanship that defines Ottawa.
TuTu Much
Lead, Merit Motion Pictures, Elise Swerhone, 2010
Alice Haze starred as the lead in TuTu Much, a captivating documentary that delves into the world of young ballet dancers aspiring to achieve their dreams. The film follows Alice's character as she navigates the rigorous training and emotional challenges of pursuing a career in ballet, offering an intimate look at the dedication and passion required to succeed in the competitive world of dance.
Ballet Girls
Lead, Bravo/Merit Motion Pictures, Elise Swerhone, 2006
In Ballet Girls, Alice Haze took on a leading role in this compelling television series that explores the lives of young dancers at an elite ballet school. Her character, a talented and determined student, faces the pressures of intense training, personal struggles, and the pursuit of excellence. The show provides a dramatic and heartfelt portrayal of the sacrifices and triumphs experienced by aspiring ballerinas.
