Alice Grein | |
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| Born | Alix Augusta Greveen 1874 Camberwell, England, UK |
| Died | 1944 (aged 69–70) Kensington, England, UK |
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| Known for | Actress with independent Theatre Society |
| Spouse | J.T. Grein (m 1904-) |
Alice Augusta Grein, nee Graveen (1874-1944) was an English actress, playwright, translator and theatrical producer, who wrote under the pseudonym Michael Orme and as Alix Graveen.
Alix Augusta Greveen was born in Camberwell in 1874, the daughter of German-born parents Maria and Ernst Graveen, a silk merchant. She became an actress with J. T. Grein's' Independent Theatre Society, and in 1904 married Grein.
As well as writing and producing plays, she continued to act. In 1913 she played Mother Wolff in a production of Gerhart Hauptmann's Der Biberpelz at the Queen's Theatre. In 1917 she appeared in the London Repertory's performance of Elizabeth Baker's play Partnership.
She died in Kensington, England in 1944.
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