Alex Rodriguez is attending Pace University in NYC to get his BFA in Musical Theatre. Born and raised in Tampa Florida, he found his love for Theatre at age 4 and has been passionate about it ever since. He attended Howard W. Blake High School of Performing Arts. Alex has done some really fun shows including Something Rotten (Nigel), Urinetown (Bobby), Ride the Cyclone (Ricky), Mean Girls (Damian), and Shrek (Shrek)! He would like to thank his family and friends for all their support.
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