Alana Raquel Bowers

Alana Raquel Bowers is an actor, performer, producer, and creative artist from Baltimore, Maryland. A graduate of the Baltimore School for the Arts, she earned her BFA in Drama from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, where she also studied Sociology and Africana Studies.

Her work spans Broadway, Off-Broadway, television, and film. She made her Broadway debut in Chicken & Biscuits and has appeared in acclaimed productions including Bernarda's Daughters, What to Send Up When It Goes Down, cullud wattah, and The Miser.

On screen, Alana has been featured in Dr. Death (Peacock), FBI: Most Wanted (CBS), Fantasy Life, What Doesn't Float, After Class, and other film and television projects. In addition to acting, she has worked as a producer, including serving as an associate producer for The Black Wolfe Tone at Irish Repertory Theatre.

Known for her passion for storytelling and creating work that sparks meaningful conversations, Alana continues to build a multifaceted career as an artist dedicated to authentic, impactful performances across stage and screen.