Alex Huff was born in 2004 in Edgewood, Kentucky, to Viviana Goldenberg and William Stacy Huff. The family relocated to Atlanta in 2011, where Alex began his journey in musical theater at the tender age of six.
Throughout his young career, Alex has had the privilege of performing in numerous professional productions. One of his earliest roles was as Winthrop Paroo in "The Music Man," followed by his portrayal of Michael Banks in "Mary Poppins." He also had the opportunity to take on the role of Benji in "Priscilla, the Queen of the Desert," earning him a nomination for the Metropolitan Theater Awards Best Youth in Musical Theater in 2017.
In addition to his stage work, Alex has also made appearances in films, including "The Fundamentals of Caring" alongside Paul Rudd, "Aubade" alongside Adam Boyer, and "Forever My Girl." His impressive range and versatility have allowed him to excel in various genres and roles.
Alex's talents extend beyond the realm of acting, as he is a skilled vocalist and instrumentalist. He has won numerous awards in voice and instrumental competitions, including first place in the Kiwanis Talent Competitions and the Carnegie Hall "American Protegee International Voice Competition" in both 2016 and 2017. His repertoire includes opera and Broadway music.
When not performing or competing, Alex enjoys a wide range of activities, from acting and dancing to singing, playing the piano, and playing the viola. He is also fascinated by astronomy, math, physics, chemistry, and, of course, video games.
Currently, Alex is a student at J.C Booth Middle School in Peachtree City, Georgia, where he is enrolled in an enrichment class and actively participates in the school's orchestra.
