CARRÉ ALBERS

Carré Albers is a Dutch actress and voice actress, best known for her standout roles in the hit series Mocro Maffia [Mocro Mafia] and Vakkenvullers [Meet the Stockers].

Her career began in 2016, when she completed a dubbing course under Anneke Beukman and Franky Rampen. Almost immediately, she booked her first role as the voice of Amber in Disney’s popular series Soy Luna. With her versatile vocal range and creative approach, Carré quickly established herself as a sought-after voice talent. She went on to voice dozens of characters in productions from Marvel, Nickelodeon, DreamWorks, and Netflix. In 2017, she fulfilled one of her childhood dreams by voicing Verity in Pokémon: I Choose You!.

Her success behind the microphone soon translated to on-screen opportunities. In 2018, she made her acting debut as Jaylee in the NPO web series Vakkenvullers [Meet the Stockers]. Since then, she has appeared as Kelsey in Fitgirls, Sephine in De Slet van 6VWO [The Slut of Senior Year], and Levie in Videoland’s blockbuster crime drama Mocro Maffia [Mocro Mafia]. Alongside her screen work, she trained at Theaterschool De Trap and later at the Dutch Actor School, where she completed her program in 2023 with a final presentation directed by acclaimed actresses Eva van de Gucht and Melody Klaver.

Carré’s first leading film role came in Expeditie Cupido [Expedition Cupid], a romantic comedy that premiered in July 2024, enjoyed a theatrical run, and is now available on Amazon Prime. Most recently, she starred in Love, Fail, Repeat, a romantic comedy shot on Curacao released in 2025 that also had a successful theater release and is currently streaming on Amazon Prime.

She has also completed filming for Vakkenvullers: De Film [Meet the Stockers: The Movie], which is currently in post-production and set for release in 2026.

With her dynamic talent and growing list of acclaimed performances, Carré Albers is quickly becoming one of the most exciting names in Dutch film and television. As of 2025, she has also been granted an O-1 visa, enabling her to work in the United States.