Alexander Davis Dance (ADD) is a project based contemporary dance company located in Boston, MA.

ADD believes that dance and movement has the power to create empathetic and dramatic responses from diverse audiences. Drawing from pop culture and the pedestrian, we engage in performances that display the innate theatricality of everyday life. We show the universality of the human experiences, while illuminating queer and forgotten perspectives. We make performances that connect people to other people, the past to the present and memories to dreams. We bring forward under repersented queer narratives, while providing a platform for alternative repersentations. We reveal the Imperfections that exist along the lifelong journey to negotiate the Perfect.

Alexander Davis is a graduate of Keene State College where he received a BA in English: Writing, and a BA in Theatre and Dance: Choreography and Performance. Alex has worked, performed and presented with organizations across Boston including Ryan Landry's Gold Dust Orphans, Boston Lyric Opera, Boston Children's Chorus, World Music/CRASHarts and Improv Asylum/Laugh Boston. Alex is currently a company member with Urbanity Dance, where he is also the director of the their Summer Choreographer Intensive Program. As a choreographer and fiber artist Alex has received grant and residency support from The Studios at Mass MoCA, The Boston Foundation, Urbanity Dance, and The Theatre Offensive. Alex and collaborator Joy Davis (The Davis Sisters) were named Bessie Schonberg (Boston) Fellows at The Yard where the developed their most newest collaborative work Junk Drawer. Most recently, Alex is assisting choreographer Monica Bill Barnes on Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation Little Women, set for release in December 2019. Alex is a passionate arts administrator, a published memoirist, a college professor, an exhibited fiber artist, a sexual consent educator, and an okay comedian. www.alexanderdavis.dance @AlexanderDavisDance