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Two-Time Tony Award Nominee, Original Beetlejuice in Beetlejuice

Alex Brightman

You probably know Alex Brightman for his Tony Award-nominated performances in the title role of Beetlejuice or as Dewey in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock, but did you know that Alex is an accomplished writer of the stage and screen too? Alex is featured on the hit cartoon series “Helluva Boss” and on the upcoming Netflix series, “Deadendia.” A true multi-hyphenate artist, Alex enjoys connecting with fans to educate and inspire. He asks that fans please prepare a list of at least 10 questions in advance of the experience. We suggest asking him about how playing Boq in Wicked kicked-off his writing career and about which parts of Beetlejuice were developed through improvisation.

 

 

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30 Minutes $225
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60 Minutes $325
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You probably know Alex Brightman for his Tony Award-nominated performances in the title role of Beetlejuice or as Dewey in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock, but did you know that Alex is an accomplished writer of the stage and screen too? Alex is featured on the hit cartoon series “Helluva Boss” and on the upcoming Netflix series, “Deadendia.” A true multi-hyphenate artist, Alex enjoys connecting with fans to educate and inspire. He asks that fans please prepare a list of at least 10 questions in advance of the experience. We suggest asking him about how playing Boq in Wicked kicked-off his writing career and about which parts of Beetlejuice were developed through improvisation.