Klemens Koehring

Klemens Koehring is an award-winning and multi-award nominated German-British actor with 16 years of professional experience.

With a penchant for history and bilingual language skills in English and German, Klemens is often seen and heard in historical and period drama roles. He has portrayed such diverse historical characters as Benjamin Disraeli, Gerrard Winstanley, John Pym (and other major political figures) in the online educational channel History Hub, Alfred Tennyson in Echoes of Dead Voices at Foyles Auditorium, Gottlob Bidermann in the TV series Nazi Megastructures (for which he won a One Voice Award), Sigmund Freud in both Hamlet in Session with Sigmund Freud and The Freud Play, Isaac Newton in Kopperberg: It Started with a Pear, and Karl Mauch in the TV series Raiders of the Lost Pas t.

Klemens has been critically lauded and award-nominated for the complex role of radio host Poe (a character ranging from light-hearted and charming to eccentric and deeply sinister) in the interactive noir thriller movies Dark Nights with Poe and Munro and its predecessor The Shapeshifting Detective. His other notable roles in the thriller genre include Herzog in the feature film Robert Reborn, Dylan Faden in the German version of triple-A video game hit Control, Chief Pathologist Dr Wild in the feature film Molly Crows, the German Newscaster in the feature film Lords of Chaos, and Doctor X in the cult video game The Cat Lady.

His extensive voiceover portfolio also includes the UK-chart-topping, BAFTA-nominated Sniper Elite video game series and a multitude of TV, radio and online commercials for such high-profile clients as Intel, Duracell, Amazon, Durex, Grana Padano, YouTube, and Cartoon Network.

Klemens has also shown his eclectic versatility in numerous other major roles ranging from Shakespearean characters - such as Paris in Romeo and Juliet at The Windsor Globe and Banquo in Macbeth at The London Theatre - to the prominent (acting, non-singing) role of Pasha Selim in the Mozart opera Il Seraglio at West Green House Opera.