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Alex Meeth (b. 1999) is a multidisciplinary artist from Dousman, Wisconsin, and a 2022 graduate of the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where he received the Arthur B. Whitney Award for Highest Academic Rank. He began taking dance classes at the age of 13— studying Vaganova ballet technique under the direction of Eddy Bray— and later graduated from the Kettle Moraine School for Arts and Performance with an emphasis in theater.

This early, multifaceted arts training ultimately led him to pursue a deeper and more diverse understanding of dance at the Boston Conservatory, where he rigorously studied ballet, various modern techniques (such as Horton, Limón, Countertechnique, Release), jazz, swing, composition, and contact improvisation. Over the course of his studies, Alex choreographed for multiple dance concerts and performed works by many influential artists, including Mark Morris, Catherine Coury, José Limón, Daniel Pelzig, Laila Franklin, Bradley Shelver, and Juel D. Lane.

He pursued further training from summer intensives at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Mark Morris Dance Group, and as a YATP performer with the Boston Early Music Festival.

In the past two years, Alex has performed with Hedwig Dances; Metropolitan Opera; Dance Heginbotham (with Isaac Mizrahi at the Guggenheim Museum); Lyric Opera of Chicago; and Mark Morris Dance Group, where he is a current company member.