Alexander Boll (*2003 in Berlin-Kreuzberg) is a german-austrian actor, voice-actor, author and musician.

In October 2024 his debut solo show Claudwick., directed by Katharina W. Boll premiered in Berlin and has since then been regularly shown at the Lost City Cabaret, an independent theater venue in Berlin.

In July 2025 the English version of the play premiered on the Isle of Wight at the Ventnor Fringe Festival 2025.

Alexander Boll is a graduate of the renowned, french theater school École Philippe Gaulier in Paris (France), where he was taught by Philippe Gaulier, Viggo Venn, Carlo Jacucci and Julia Masli. As of 2025, he is the youngest graduate in the history of the school.

In the past Boll has been a cast member of several award-winning radio plays, produced by German National radio (WDR, rbb, Deutschlandradio and SWR), including Rico, Oskar und das Vomhimmelhoch, Rico, Oskar und das Mistverständnis and Stella Menzel und der goldene Faden.

Boll is a semi-professional trumpet player with more than 15 years of experience. He was taught by Ulrike Arzet, Hans-Peter Voigt and Steve Fish.

Aside of his native language, German, Alexander also speaks fluent (American) English on a C2-Level and decent French (B2-level).

He is the winner of youth competition Jugend debattiert (on a regional level) and was a part of two radio plays, that have won the Deutscher Kinderhörspielpreis and the MDR-Kinderhörspielpreis (ranking 3rd).