Louise Saint-Claire is a renowned actress, distinguished for her captivating performances in both dramatic and comedic roles. Her impressive range has led her to work in various mediums, including film, television, theatre, and voice-over work.
Born in 1955, Louise graduated from the University of Cape Town's Drama School in 1981. Her theatrical career has been marked by numerous highlights, including her portrayal of Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream for the opening of the State Theatre and Desdemona in Othello opposite Sir Robert Stephens at Maynardville in Cape Town.
Throughout her career, Louise has demonstrated her versatility by taking on a wide range of roles. She has played characters such as Lois in Shrivings with Joe Stewardson, Mary in the original production of Run for Your Wife with Rex Garner, and First Night. Her performances have earned her numerous nominations and awards, including a Naledi for Best Actress in 2006 for her role in From Door to Door.
In addition to her theatre work, Louise has also appeared on television in a variety of shows, including Isidingo, Behind the Badge, Yizo Yizo, The Res, and Generations. Her most recent role was as Alison in the hit TV series One Way.
Louise is not only a talented actress but also a skilled dialect coach, specializing in numerous different accents. She has worked with numerous clients, helping them to master various accents for their roles.
In addition to her acting and coaching work, Louise is also an accomplished voice-over artist. She has done voice overs for numerous projects, including radio dramas, and has read news for several radio stations, including 5fm and Highveld. She is also the voice behind the popular character 'Thelma'.
