Alexander Michael Reeves is a Brooklyn-based artist, educator, director, and vocal coach dedicated to creating accessible, inclusive spaces where people of all abilities can explore their creativity and connect through the performing arts. Originally from Kentucky, Alex holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Western Kentucky University, with minors in Musical Theatre and Music Education, and has trained internationally in Ireland and the United Kingdom.

With over a decade of experience in arts education, Alex specializes in musical theatre, vocal instruction, inclusive programming, and trans-affirming voice education. His work centers on empowering neurodivergent artists and individuals with disabilities to develop their skills, express themselves authentically, and share their stories with the world.

Alex brings extensive experience in program development, directing, ensemble building, community engagement, and supporting neurodivergent performers with diverse support needs. His work is grounded in creating meaningful opportunities for artists to thrive both onstage and beyond. As an autistic, transgender artist and person living with Type 1 diabetes, as well as a former foster youth, Alex brings lived experience to his commitment to accessibility, representation, and belonging. Alexander strives to build communities where every artist is valued, every voice matters, and the performing arts are accessible to all.