ALEXANDER
Αλέξανδρος
About Alexander!
Alexander is drawn towards work that explores the spectrum of the human condition. From parody musicals to dramas, he strives to be a conduit of storytelling through which audiences can laugh, learn, and ultimately leave with a little more love than what they came in with.
Born and raised in Annapolis, MD, he went on to earn his BFA in Musical Theatre at the University of Utah. Since embarking on his professional career, Alexander has gone on to sing with Aida Cruise Lines, act with the Metropolitan Opera, make people laugh Off-Broadway as Cosmo in “Singfeld!”, and has also written and self-produced his own work on New York City stages. Most recently, Alexander performed as Burrs in Andrew Lippa’s “Wild Party” with Opera House Theatre Company in Wilmington, NC.
“McConkie-May is a ringer who Opera House brought in from New York, and he’s even better than you might expect with top-notch vocals, and a take on Burrs that teeters between cockiness and insecurity.”
-Star News Online
Whats Next? Catch Alexander as Yiorgos in "Imposter Syndrome" from Oct. 18-25th at The Tank!
Burrs in Lippa's "Wild Party" at Opera House Theatre Company. Alexander was called in as an immediate replacement one week before opening.
Alexander wrote and self-produced his own solo cabaret show: Not Getting Married Today. The show debuted at The Green Room 42, one week before his actual wedding.
Alexander as Cosmo in "Singfeld!", at The Theater Center where he enjoyed his year-long Off-Broadway run!
Alexander was honored to join Avant Chamber Ballet for the world premiere of Christina Ghiardi's "Sott'er Celo de Roma", where he sang a medley of Dean Martin classics.
Alexander rocked out as an Aida Star on the AIDAperla overseas. Here's a shot of him ripping into "Born to be Wild" by Steppenwolf.
Alexander has acted productions spanning three seasons with the Metropolitan Opera.
Alexander made his film debut as John, The Beloved in bible recreation videos with LDS Motion Pictures.
Alexander capped off his collegiate career as Duke Orsino in Pete Mills' "Illyria" at The University of Utah.