Alexander Elliot is a triple-threat Canadian actor who began his professional career at 11. He first began dancing at the young age of six where his teacher immediately noticed his natural skill for the art. Not long after that, Alex started performing with a well-known theatre troupe, "Charactors". He thrived in a theatrical environment in productions such as Grease: The Musical, High School Musical, Seussical The Musical, and Legally Blonde: The Musical. He debuted his professional acting career with the role of Agent O'Que on the TV show "Odd Squad" and performed in a theatre workshop production of "Pollyanna". By the time he was 13, Alex was cast as Winthrop Paroo in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival's production of "The Music Man". Alex gathered impressive reviews from multiple journalists, such as: "Alexander Elliot brings the house down with his rendition of Gary, Indiana" (The Toronto Star), "Elliot is a wonder as the depressed young Winthrop" (Stage Door) and "A star is born in Alexander Elliot's portrayal of young Winthrop Paroo" (Broadway World) just to name a few. After a full 10 months season and 101 performances in Stratford, Alex went on to film "Detention Adventures", "Saving Alex", Netflix series "Locke and Key", and the lead role in the short film "Brave". Alex is actively taking acting, singing and dancing classes. He is excited and works hard for every audition opportunity. He hopes to continue to pursue his dream of acting and he's always eager to perform, on stage or in front of a camera.