Biography of American Singer-Songwriter Lucas Boe

Lucas earned the Nobel Prize for economics for his groundbreaking research into rational expectations – a cornerstone concept in modern macroeconomics – as well as contributing to developing the Lucas critique, an invaluable way of understanding economic behavior.

Matt Lucas and David Walliams are reviving their Rock Profile series for Comic Relief. The duo make fun of Alfie Boe and Michael Ball in an early glimpse clip.

Early Life and Education

Lucas, an awkward fourteen-year-old, comes across Maggie during one of his insect hunting excursions and eventually becomes her protector. Though Maggie initially rejected his advances, they eventually formed an intimate connection.

He invites her over for pizza and gives her a teddy bear before taking her to watch football; although she chastises him for not wearing a helmet. Later she asks him to come with her to the school dance, but he dismisses her as shallow because he thinks Cappie has more interest.

Later, he finds himself caught up in a love triangle between Cappie and Maggie, seeking to resolve it by correcting Maggie’s mistaken assumption that he resides in a large house; showing her instead his dilapidated trailer living in a junkyard with his alcoholic father instead.

Professional Career

Lucas is currently a senior at Governor Thomas Johnson High School and participates in several clubs such as track team for two years as well as being in YMCA Leaders Club, National Honor Society, and Key Club. In college he plans to major either in law or medicine.

He has appeared numerous times on TV, such as portraying music hall performer Richard Chapman in an episode of Mr Selfridge and co-presenting two ITV specials with Michael Ball, in addition to singing several times as guest presenter on Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.

In 2010, he sang the role of Jean Valjean in a concert performance of Les Miserables alongside Colm Wilkinson, John Owen-Jones and Simon Bowman. On 10 August 2019, this stage production opened at London’s Gielgud Theatre where its concert recording was released as DVD and Blu-Ray on 2 December 2010. Additionally he has performed this role at English National Opera and Glyndebourne Opera companies.

Achievement and Honors

Lucas hails from Rugby, North Dakota and attended the University of North Dakota where he earned a chemistry and biology degree, graduating with honors. From there he continued onto Oregon Health & Science University in Portland where he went on to dental school.

He is an active community volunteer and member of the Greater Waldorf Jaycees, with an unwavering commitment to cultivating open communication between students and himself through various mediums, from visiting schools directly to social media channels.

In 2006, Boe released an album for Classic FM called Classics for All that reached number three on the UK classical chart. Additionally, he appeared (credited as Alfred Boe) in an audio recording from Baz Luhrmann’s Broadway production of La boheme.

Personal Life

Born and raised in Blackpool, England, Boe was drawn to music through listening to his father’s opera records. Later he joined London’s D’Oyly Carte opera company where he made his first musical performance appearance in A Little Night Music.

He has collaborated with comedian David Walliams on the TV sketch show Little Britain as Andy Pipkin, appearing as a regular character. Additionally, he has made appearances in Kath and Kim and Neighbours.

He performed as Jean Valjean in the 25th Anniversary Concerts for Les Miserables at O2 Arena and toured throughout the UK in 2011 and 2012. Since then he has continued performing this role, most recently at Gielgud Theatre with Colm Wilkinson, John Owen-Jones and Matt Lucas as Thenardier; additionally performing the role at Queen’s Theatre London from 23 June until 10 September 2011 under staged concert production of Les Miserables from 23 June – 10 September 2011. Kelly is his wife while Tater Tot and Luna are their two precious puppies.

Net Worth

Boe is estimated to have amassed an estimated net worth of approximately $5 Million through operatic appearances, album sales, acting career and luxury properties he’s acquired over time.

Matt Lucas first rose to fame as George Dawes on Shooting Stars before co-creating and co-starring in Little Britain with David Walliams. Additionally, he’s provided his voice talents for films like Alice in Wonderland and Paddington.

Not only has he found success as a musician, he’s also been involved with hosting multiple television shows such as Saturday Night Takeaway and reality series Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof. Furthermore, he uses his platform to raise awareness of mental health issues such as depression – including supporting Project Semicolon (which promotes suicide prevention).