ALEX GARCIA GREENBERG
Stage & Voice Actor | Singer | Speaker
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Narrascope
June 20th - 22nd
Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA
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TooManyGames
June 27th - 29th
Greater Philadelphia Expo Center
Oaks, PA
About Alex
Alex grew up listening to a mix of musicals and opera, Frank Sinatra, Juan Luis Guerra, and Patsy Cline - which she contributes to her unique vocal range and styles. Her first onstage role as “The Star to Be” in the musical Annie kicked off a life-long passion for performing.
A self-proclaimed "indoor kid," Alex spent a lot of time drawing, reading, and at her computer engrossed in point & click adventure games like King's Quest and Monkey Island. She marveled at how the music, art, writing, and voice acting all came together to weave an interactive story. For eight years she worked at Bethesda Game Studios, supporting other narrative games from behind the scenes.
A native of the Washington metropolitan area, she currently lives in Frederick, Maryland with her husband (Daniel) and their son (Michael). Daniel teaches video game design at George Mason University, and together they co-host panels on game history, design, and other topics at local and national conventions.
Credits
Alex is a classically trained singer and award-winning actress, working professionally onstage for Washington, DC area theaters and remotely as a voice-over artist from her home studio. She holds a Masters in Acting from the prestigious Asolo Conservatory, studying Stanislavsky and Chekhov under Andrei Malaev-Babel, Fitzmaurice vocal technique under Patricia Delorey, and Shakespeare and classical text interpretation with Patsy Rodenburg.
She has soloed at the White House, on 630 WMAL, and the Kennedy Center (Millenium Stage and Concert Halls), has been directed by John Kander, KJ Sanchez, and Elizabeth Vrenios, and taken numerous workshops and classes with The Studio Theatre, DC Improv, and the Crittenden Opera Studio among others. Most recently, she has studied voice acting for video games with Wes Johnson at The Theatre Lab in DC, and voice-over spot and narration technique through John Burr Voice Dynamics.
Favorite past roles have included Maria in The Sound of Music, Lorraine in The Man Who Came to Dinner, Luisa in The Fantasticks, and Sally Brown in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Additional credits can be found here. She received "Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play" for Marie Antoinette in Silver Spring Stage’s The Revolutionists by the Washington Area Theatre Community Honors (WATCH) Awards in 2024.
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Available for live performances in the MD | DC | VA area
