Bea Alexandra Bio...
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Beatrice Alexandra
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AEA, SAG
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You hear this voice and you think...
Who is that singing?
Do I know that voice? Yet it is a new voice, one that makes you want to hear more...
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Bea Alexandra's unique interpretation of songs and music from the '40s until today takes you to a warm, mellow place. You want to stop what you are doing and listen for a moment... maybe dance... maybe call up an old friend or loved one and share this feeling...
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Bea made her professional debut dancing for George Balanchine in Geneva, Switzerland, at age 7, when Maestro Balanchine personally selected her from Geneva's School for the Grand Theatre of Ballet for his production of The Canival of the Animals.
The daugher of an American United Nations diplomat and Italian Opera singer, Bea was born in Cairo, Egypt, then lived in London for 2 years, and Geneva for 6. She studied classical piano at the Conservatory of Music and attended the Ecole International de Geneve. Bea became fluent in four languages - Italian (her mother tongue), English, French, and Spanish - all of which she uses today, professionally and personally. When she was 14, Bea's father accepted a transfer with the U.N., and the family relocated to the New York area.
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Bea earned her B.F.A. in acting from the University of Connecticut, during which time she was invited to teach dance and placed on the faculty. Upon graduating, she moved to New York to pursue work in the theater.
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A member of Actor's Equity and Screen Actor's Guild, Bea may be familiar to New York audiences from her perfomances in Meet Me in St. Louis, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The 1940's Radio Hour, I Ought to be in Pictures, and Die Fledermaus.
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Most recently, Ms. Alexandra had the distinct honor of performing at the star-studded 90th birthday celebration for jazz legend Lionel Hampton at New York's Plaza Hotel. She also recently completed an engagement at the Algonquin's famous Oak Room as lead singer with the MAC award nominated group Swingirls, followed by appearances at The Essex House and Windows on the World with the swing trio Alexandra, David & Moran.
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Bea has traveled the globe with her one-woman cabaret show, headlining on Royal Cruise Line, American Hawaii Cruises, and Norwegian Cruise Line. She has frequently performed on the New York cabaret circuit at Don't Tell Mama, Sweet Basil's, Jan Wallman's, Eleonora's, and the Supper Club. She works with a variety of bands intimate groups, and is the lead singer of The Fairfield Counts an 18-piece swing big band, performing on the East Coast.
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For further information, email Bea@BeaAlexandra.com.
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