Jensen Freeman is a British born actor and singer who has performed on stage and screen in a career that to date spans 30 years and has appeared in Academy Award winning and Emmy Award winning films and television shows.

Jensen is a member of Actors Equity (UK), and Spotlight.

Jensen trained in all areas of performing arts in London, UK, at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama gaining honors in acting and musical theatre and dance at Middlesex University. Jensen undertook dance training and was a full-time dance company member with the prestigious Lilian Baylis Youth Dance Company at London’s Sadlers' Wells Theatre. Whilst at Sadlers' Wells, Jensen had the opportunity to choreograph work for the last gala performance in June 1996 of the original theatre before its complete rebuild. Jensen toured the UK in various dance competitions and performances enjoying a career in dance before embarking on a professional career in musical theatre. Jensen now lives in New Jersey, USA.

Jensen worked as a catwalk and photographic model in the late 1990's and early 2000's working for brands such as Red or Dead, Topman, and C&A.

Creative credits include 'Stamp!' at a Gala Performance at Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. Jensen choreographed and co-choreographed a number of dance routines for pop group Steps.

Film and television credits include Worzel in Worzel Gummidge (2020) pilot, Charlie in Mary Poppins Returns (2018), William Roberts in Forbidden War (2017), Dr Paul Stewart in Humshakals (2014) German Officer in Rush (2013), Jonathan in The Look Of Love (2013) Jones in James Bond:Skyfall (2012), Bright young in The King's Speech (2011), Russian Soldier in Anna Karenina (2011), Newsreader in The Hour, BBC (2011), Forensic Officer in Thorne:Sleepyhead (2010),  Housefull (2009), StreetDance (2009), several episodes of ITV1's Midsomer Murders as well as a range of commercials, voiceovers and idents. Dancing On ice Ident Series (2011 & 2012), Art Dealer in Blu Tack commercial (2010), Poker Player in Sky Sports Ident (2010) Dorito Mate in Doritos Collisions (2010) Jason in Oscar Charlie, BBC (2001)

Theatre credits include Jafar in Aladdin, UK tour , Corinthian Woman/Ensemble in Medea, London UK. Count Vladimir/Dracula in Dracula, Italy Tour, Riff in West Side Story, London UK. Sasha in Fiddler on The Roof, London UK. Bobby C in Saturday Night Fever, London UK and National Tour.  Mr Mouse in Give a Dog a Bone, London UK. The King in The King and I, Woodey Mahoney in Finians Rainbow, Asher in Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, London UK. Andy Lee, 42nd Street, London UK. Lumiere in Beauty and The Beast, London UK. Saturday Night Live at Her Majesty's Theatre, London UK, Prince Tamino in The Magic Flute, London UK.

As a singer, Jensen was briefly a member of pop boyband 'Promise' but left the group after the release of their first two singles to pursue other work and in addition provided vocals on 3 pop concept albums under the 'Abbacadabra' umbrella, which covered the hits of ABBA. The tracks were a huge success on the club circuit throughout the '90s and into the '00s. To date, in addition to providing vocals for numerous white label club recordings, Jensen has released 14 international solo singles and continues to perform both as a solo artist and as a member of classical crossover pop group Popera since 2010. Since their original formation, the group have gone on to perform over 1600 live concerts internationally. 

Jensen also works as a private tutor for acting, voice and dance, teaching regularly at Clinton Music Studios in Clinton, New Jersey, Art of Dance in Chester, New Jersey and New 42nd Street Studios in New York City.

After numerous single recordings and releases over the course of 20 years, Jensen released his first solo album 'ELECTRO' in 2021.

Awards:

* Best Supporting Actor in a Musical - Lumiere, Beauty and The Beast

* Outstanding Contribution To Theatre Through Education

* Award for The Realisation of Theatre - Sharjah Biennial Theatre Festival

* Owl Screame Award for Actor in a Theatre Production - Medea