Caren Le Berre

Caren Le Berre is a Jamaican-Chinese actor and model raised in Jamaica, France, the UK and US. Caren studied dance and drama at Belford Stage School from age 10, touring in UK National Theater from age 15. She attended King Edward VI school. Poet and playwright William Shakespeare attended King Edward's in the 1570s, leading to it being known as Shakespeare's School. Caren is a Polyglot, fluent in five languages with an Honors Degree from London University. Caren co-wrote and co-starred in Si Tak Hanj, a critically acclaimed play in nine languages that toured Canada and the UK. She appeared in the award winning UK TV Commercial series "Performance". In 1992 Caren won the title Miss Jamaica UK, traveling to Africa as a Diplomatic and Cultural Ambassador for Jamaica. Her theater experience spans decades of National UK tours, the Edinburgh Festival, Windsor Theater and London's Simply Shakespeare. She loves showcasing her wide array of dialects in African Pidgin, authentic UK accents and Jamaican Patois. Caren is recognized for her portrayal Fouquier: lead prosecutor in the NY Times' critically acclaimed off-Broadway production of Danton's Death. She made TV and film guest appearances while studying Journalism as a post graduate at UCLA. Caren is married with two classical pianist teens and lives on the US West Coast. She is a Philanthropist. and advocate for local homeless or at risk women and children