Alex Bisiewicz Sullivan is an actress, singer, dancer, and model based in Boston, MA. She can also work locally in New York City, New England, Jacksonville, and Washington, D.C. She is currently studying Theatre and Performance at Emerson College. At Emerson, she is performing in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical with Kidding Around TV and will also be shooting three short films this fall in background, feature, and supporting roles. In addition to her acting work, Alex is a model and a singer currently working on her first album. She has previously been seen with Acting Out Productions in Frozen (Elsa) and Annie (Grace Farrell), as well as in Newburyport High School’s productions of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime (Judy) and Legally Blonde (Enid & Assistant Choreographer). Alex originated the role of Alex in Calamity, a ten-minute play, as well as Bobbie in The Big Game, both written, produced, and directed by Jack Neary. On screen, Alex has appeared in several student films, including The Last She as the lead character Ara, and Les Misérables as Éponine. She can also be spotted in an upcoming infomercial for Boston Children’s Hospital. Alex’s first passion in the entertainment industry was dance, beginning with tap at the age of two. She has trained with the Boston Ballet, Broadway Dance Academy’s Competition Team, and Steps on Broadway. She has studied voice with Noël Smith’s Voice Studio, whose students perform on Broadway, and has also trained with My College Audition under acting coach Joe Marella and voice coach Erica Spyres. Dedicated and versatile, Alex is willing to cut, dye, or shave her hair for a role and is open to altering her physical appearance as needed. She holds a valid driver’s license, boater’s license, and U.S. passport.