Sacha Alexander is a multifaceted British creative force, boasting a dual identity as both a comic writer and performer. His impressive professional trajectory began with the premiere of his debut feature film, "The Gigolos", at the prestigious AFI FEST in Hollywood. Under the pseudonym Sacha Tarter, Alexander not only devised and wrote the film but also took on the starring role of London's top gigolo, showcasing his versatility as a writer and performer.
Prior to "The Gigolos", Alexander created "The Big Idea", an innovative, improvised comedy centered around the misadventures of hapless businessmen. This original work was later released on the "The Gigolos" DVD in early 2009, providing fans with a unique glimpse into Alexander's creative process.
In his most recent endeavor, Alexander collaborated with renowned comedian Rob Brydon to write and star in "Freddi", a BBC4 comedy that follows the misadventures of a Russian oligarch navigating the complexities of London society. This latest project further solidifies Alexander's reputation as a talented writer and performer, having worked alongside the esteemed writers of hit British comedies such as "Peep Show" and "Green Wing".
