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  • Home > Performers > Alexandra Cook

    Alexandra Cook

    Alexandra Cook
    Alexandra Cook

    FROM: Trabuco Canyon, California

    Originally from Southern California, soprano Alexandra Cook currently studies at Southern Methodist University. Her recent roles include the Fairy Godmother (The True Story of Cinderella), la Ciesca (Gianni Schicchi), Princess (L’Enfant et les Sortileges), and First Lady (The Magic Flute). She has also sung Helmwige (Die Walküre), Musetta (La bohème), and Susanna (The Marriage of Figaro) in scenes programs. Cook has also performed with Basically Beethoven, as a Rising Star soloist during summer 2024.

    Humans dressed as animals singing and miming playing instruments in THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS family opera

    THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS

    An operatic version of The Town Musicians of Bremen. Eddie Pensier is a rooster who loves to sing, but his loud songs get him sent away from the farm. On the road, he meets Barcarolle the dog, Dorabella the cat, and General Boom the donkey—all animals who feel unwanted and dream of something better. By working together, they become a band and discover that friendship, teamwork, and kindness make any journey easier—and much more fun.

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    Bio last updated:

    September 29, 2026
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