Yitzi Weiner of Authority Magazine had the pleasure of talking with Alexander Robertson, a 26-year-old producer whose career is rapidly gaining momentum on Broadway and beyond. Alexander has emerged as one of the youngest voices shaping the future of American theater. With a producing résumé that already includes both established revivals and ambitious new works, Robertson is positioning himself at the intersection of legacy and innovation, bridging Broadway tradition with a new generation’s energy and sensibility.

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DMQR Productions is a Co-Producer on the Broadway revival of The Piano Lesson by August Wilson, starring Samuel L. Jackson, John David Washington, and Danielle Brooks.

Producer Alex Robertson from Theatre Producers of Color featured in the Los Angeles Times.

Alex joins the iTheatrics team as the Producing Associate.

Alex played Skor/Ephraim in Grow presented at the 15th Annual Goodspeed Festival of New Musicals at the Goodspeed Opera House on January 19, 2020. Written by Matt Murray, with music and lyrics by Colleen Dauncey and Akiva Romer-Segal respectively, Grow is a funny and heart-warming story that follows 19-year-old twin sisters, Hannah and Ruth, who leave the comfort of their sheltered Amish community to explore the outside world for the first time.

Alex concluded his last production at The Hartt School, Anyone Can Whistle in December 2019.