Alex Getlin is a New York-based singer and actress whose voice can "melt stone" (Ben Brantley, The New York Times). Most recently she made her Carnegie Hall debut with Michael Feinstein in “Hooray for Hollywood,” as part of his Standard Time series. A native New Yorker, she spent the last several years performing around the country in concert tributes to Leonard Bernstein, Jerome Robbins, Elton John, Paul McCartney and Andrew Lloyd Webber and more with Spot-On Entertainment. She has appeared Off-Broadway in the company of "Anything Can Happen in the Theatre – The Songs of Maury Yeston," after being hand-picked by Yeston to interpret his music. In June 2017, Getlin made her symphonic debut with the Pasadena Pops under the baton of Michael Feinstein in "Broadway: The Golden Age" where she starred alongside Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey.In 2016, after graduating from Northwestern University with a degree in theater, Getlin was a featured soloist in Broadway Rising Stars at Town Hall. She made her professional singing debut at seventeen, in a solo cabaret show at The Regency Hotel in New York, presented by Mr. Feinstein and directed by Scott Coulter. The New York Times called her “a confident, engaging young singer with a big voice,” and Broadway World hailed her as “a new and rare talent on the entertainment scene.” She is also an award-winning filmmaker having written, produced, directed and starred in "Sorry" which is currently playing film festivals around the world. Television credits include CBS’ “Shades of Blue” and Netflix’s “The Break with Michele Wolf.”