Alex loves Pizza.

You should know this about him.

Alex, sadly, can't be in this years show as he got himself a 'proper' job.  Scarily sensible move.  He will, however be involved with the show as much as possible, it wouldn't be the same without him!

Here is what he had to say about working with JED Productions in 2014 for 'Tinderella':

My experience working with JED productions was very positive.  As a performer I was continually supported, encouraged to take risks and challenge myself as both character and actor.

I never worried about the final product or felt nervous about performing because JED Productions were perpetually calm and in control. 

I would DEFINITELY work with JED Productions  again, if I wasn't so sensible I would quit my job just to do panto with these guys again. 

It was an experience I often refer to as my favourite production and I have loads of great, hilarious memories to keep me motivated during my drab office days.

The experience definitely helped me as an actor.  I learned a lot about improvisation, you never know what is going to happen with audience participation.  It was also a really useful lesson in feeling the atmosphere of the room and playing off that.  Each audience was different and so my performance had to reflect that, each time being different to play to the audience and get the best reactions.  

The whole production taught me to be more courageous as an actor, from singing to grumpy commuters at 8.00am to completely owning all of my own decisions and having to see them through with no one to help you out (soliloquies and audience participation).

The company continually treated me with respect and fairness.  The chit system worked very well, each performer getting an extra pip for what they contributed.

The company were always respectful, even when I was getting creamed or carry a giant inflatable penis, I never felt uncomfortable or forced to do anything I wasn't happy to do.