
ALEXANDER MICHAEL REEVES


Brooklyn-based and Kentucky-born, Alexander is an actor, singer, director, educator, and recording artist who brings heart, humor, and a deep belief in the power of representation to everything he does. He creates and releases music under the name river onyx while working as a freelance voice coach and theatre educator. An autistic, trans artist, Alexander specializes in neurodivergent and disability inclusion, with a focus on trans and queer voices. His work spans from Off-Broadway stages to community workshops, always rooted in storytelling that uplifts marginalized voices. Outside the theatre, he’s probably by the water, curating the perfect playlist, or cooking something homey.

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Recent Projects



Hamlet
Alexander Michael Reeves took the throne as King Claudius in Hamlet: Prince of Denmark, a bold trans reimagining of Shakespeare’s classic where power, guilt, and identity collide.
Y2Kabaret
Alexander Michael Reeves joined EPIC Players as Assistant Director and performer for Y2K-Cabaret, a nostalgic, high-energy celebration of the music and pop culture of the early 2000s. He sang "Teenage Dirtbag," "Bring Me to Life," "In the End," "The Reason," and "Down"
Well... It's September
Alexander Michael Reeves joined the cast of Well… It’s September!, singing "Tonight at Eight" from She Loves Me. In a comic cabaret celebrating Neurodivergence and Individuality.




Off-Beat Players and Friends
Alexander Michael Reeves performed in a duet of "My Green Light" for the Off Beat Players & Friends cabaret at The Green Room 42.
504 the Musical
Alexander Michael Reeves appeared in the original premiere of 504: The Musical, performing at Joe’s Pub and St. Ann’s Warehouse. This groundbreaking new work explores disability rights and activism with humor, heart, and unapologetic truth.
Seussical
Alexander Michael Reeves served as Assistant Director for EPIC Players’ mainstage production of Seussical at ART/NY, helping bring this beloved family-friendly musical to life with a neurodiverse cast.




