Alixea Anna Reyes (she/her) is a proud Afro-Latina performer, creator, and artist based between Connecticut and New York City. Now a senior in the BFA Musical Theatre program at Western Connecticut State University, Class of 2027, Alixea is dedicated to bringing bold, dynamic storytelling to the stage and beyond. Willing to travel wherever the art takes her, she continues to explore every opportunity to create, perform, and connect.

A true jack of all trades, Alixea’s life has always been rooted in self-expression. From wrestling mats to painting on her bedroom walls, from performing on stage to playing the flute, piercing, creating content, and writing poetry, she lives by the belief that creativity should never have limits.

At WCSU, Alixea has trained with renowned professionals including Tim Howard, Justin P. Cowan, Ann Gerschefski, as well as Broadway greats Mary Ann Lamb, Janelle Robinson, John Hickok, Tony-nominated Elizabeth Parkinson, and Tony Award winner Scott Wise.

Driven by passion, versatility, and fearless artistry, Alixea is constantly pushing herself to grow and evolve. She refuses to be confined to one lane and embraces every part of her artistry. Whether she is performing, modeling, creating, or discovering a new creative outlet, Alixea is determined to make space for every version of herself—and honestly, it seems to come naturally to her.