Alexander Armstrong
Alexander Armstrong, known for his versatile career in acting, comedy, and music, emerged onto the London scene after graduating in 1992. Teaming up with Ben Miller, he garnered early acclaim at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1996. Their comedy sketch series, “Armstrong and Miller,” ran successfully from 1997 to 2001, paving the way for Armstrong’s solo ventures.
Apart from notable TV appearances including “Pointless” and “The Great British Weather,” Armstrong delved into music, releasing chart-topping albums like “A Year of Songs” and “Upon a Different Shore.” His rich baritone voice and classic renditions have captivated audiences. Armstrong’s diverse talents extend to narration and presenting, earning him recognition beyond the comedy circuit. With a string of accomplishments, including narrating “Peter and The Wolf” and hosting acclaimed documentaries, Armstrong continues to charm audiences worldwide.
Alexander Armstrong – Comedian
Early Beginnings
After graduating in 1992, Alexander Armstrong moved to London to pursue a career in acting and comedy. Alongside odd jobs in north London bars and restaurants, he met Ben Miller, kickstarting a dynamic partnership.
Comedy Ventures
Armstrong’s comedic talents flourished with performances at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the acclaimed “Armstrong and Miller” series. His solo pursuits, including radio shows and sitcoms, showcased his versatility.
Television Presence
From hosting game shows like “Pointless” to presenting documentaries such as “Alexander Armstrong’s Very British Holiday,” his television career reflects a diverse range of interests and projects.
Singing and Music
Returning to his musical roots, Armstrong’s cover band and solo vocal albums captivated audiences. His collaborations and performances in televised events highlighted his rich baritone voice and musical prowess.
Notable Achievements
Armstrong’s contributions extend beyond entertainment, including narrating “Peter and The Wolf” and participating in commemorative concerts. His albums topped charts, marking a unique blend of comedy and music.
