Upcoming

Upcoming

Spring 2026

Performer (Track 12) | Love and Information

Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts | Northwestern University | Dir. Claire Bauman

Summer 2026

Writing and Directing Apprentice at Theatre Aspen

Observing Director | Sylvia | Dir. Hunter Foster
Assistant Director | A Chorus Line | Dir. Paige Price
Observing Director | GREASE | Dir. Patrick O’Neill
Writer | Theatre Aspen Summer Cabaret Series

Welcome!

My name is Alexander (or Alex) Lopez, and I am a multidisciplinary creator passionate about infusing the values of innovation, social justice, and collaboration into all of the work I do. Currently earning a degree from Northwestern University in Theatre, Political Science, and Integrated Marketing Communications, I am committed to utilizing my diverse skill set to increase accessibility, education, and philanthropy in the performing arts.

As a growing artist, I revel in the risk-taking of the unknown, the celebration of failure, the proactivity of questioning, and a depth of trust, all instilled in my practice of theatrical leadership. I am drawn by the subversion of theatrical norms — pushing audiences towards an immersion that questions their beliefs and behaviors long after the curtain drops. The breadth of my passion for the arts stems from my innate commitment towards a joyful, diverse, and safe community that I achieve inside and outside of the rehearsal room.

I look forward to continuing to create art that challenges norms, invites diversity of perspective, and sparks joy.

Alexander Lopez photographed with the Bonnie & Clyde set.

In the Media

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Article: ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ takes audiences back in time while sparking reflection on the present”

Celeste Eckstein | The Daily Northwestern

Theater review: Waa-Mu’s ‘Arch Madness’ a joyful celebration of NU, musicals

Wendi Kromash | Evanston Round Table

Podcast: Bonnie and Clyde tackles violent themes through theater

Game Shumay | WNUR News