ALEXANDRIA IS AN AMBITIOUS AND SINCERE ARTIST UNAFRAID TO GROW AND SEARCH FOR SYNERGY IN COMMUNITY.
Growing up in a military family, Alexandria spent her childhood across the United States constantly moving and meeting new people, making her a steadfast and adaptable presence.
After moving to Long Island to pursue a double major in Musical Theatre and Arts Management, she has spent the last four years diversifying her artistic experiences as much as possible.
At her core, she believes in an artistic experience that centers community, relationships, and seeing what comes next. Including the discovery and exploration of theatre as a style vs. theatre as a medium. Pushing boundaries to see what experiences we can truly create on stage.Â
WITH ROOTS STEMMING FROM MUSIC AND VOICE, ALEXANDRIA FOUND A DIFFERENT POWER IN PHYSICAL ACTING WORK.
Alexandria found her love of theater and the artistic atmosphere through her voice. With training blended in Bel Canto and contemporary vocal styles, she brings a strong, versatile and emotionally resonant voice. Unifying traditional and newer musical theatre styles, with a taste of a folk sound.
While at Long Island University she honed her acting in Stanislavski, Laban, Suzuki, and Viewpoints training. Deeply passionate in new works and development, she hopes to use her skills as momentum for exploration and experimentation.
Her recent on-stage work with the Post Theatre Company was seen in Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, Directed by Attilio Rigotti, as a member of the ensemble. As well as The Oresteia  (Ellen McLaughlin), Directed by Ianthe Demos, as Cassandra.
LIKE A TRUE INDECISIVE ARTIST, SHE IS MULTIFACETED AND HAS A MYRIAD OF INTERESTS TO EXPLORE…
In addition to her double major, Alexandria has nestled her way into every corner of the theatrical world. After accidentally becoming a photographer, web designer, and social media manager, she continues her visual artistic and design work freelance and as a personal passion project.Â
Her recent Stage Management work has been seen with Vincent, a new pop-punk musical written by Matt DeMaria and directed by Alyssa Kakis. Depicting a blurry biography of Vincent Van Gogh’s life and work. The workshop debuted in November of 2024 followed by a full production in April. Additionally, she will be Stage Managing Carmilla, a play adaptation of the Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu novella of the same title. Written and directed by Riley K. Webster.Â
When not working, Alexandria’s other endeavors include wandering various museums, indulging in beverage culture , or meticulously crafting an Instagram story.Â
WHAT DO MY COLLABORATORS HAVE TO SAY?
“Alexandria Nance is a talented actress and a generous collaborator. Her energy can transform a room, radiating curiosity, rigor, and possibility.”
– Ianthe Demos (Artistic Director, One Year Lease)
“Ale’s infection joy lights up every room she enters, bringing an energy that is both uplifting and inspiring. Whether collaborating with other or taking the lead, she approaches every project with a level of enthusiasm that makes her an absolute joy to work with.”
– Matt DeMaria (Writer and composer of Vincent a new musical and Executive Director of Dead Star Theatre Co.)
