Alex English

Alex English is a dynamic stand-up comedian, writer, and actor based in New York City, originally hailing from Detroit. His career took off as he opened for and toured with notable comedians such as Michael Che, Roy Wood Jr., and Michelle Wolf. English’s unique perspective as a self-proclaimed “millennial-in-the-middle” has resonated with audiences, leading him to perform at various colleges and universities across the United States, showcasing his ability to connect with diverse crowds.

In addition to his live performances, English has made significant strides in television. He has appeared on acclaimed shows like “Inside Amy Schumer,” “That Damn Michael Che,” and “Pause with Sam Jay.” His Comedy Central stand-up debut on “Ilana Glazer Presents: Tight Five” marked a pivotal moment in his career, further establishing him as a prominent voice in comedy. His contributions to the reboot of National Lampoon: The Radio Hour in 2020 highlighted his versatility and creativity in the industry.

Currently, English serves as a writer for the iconic show Saturday Night Live, where he has already made a notable impact. In his first season, he received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series, a testament to his talent and hard work. Previously, he contributed to BET’s “The Rundown with Robin Thede” and Netflix’s “The Fix with Jimmy Carr,” further solidifying his reputation as a skilled writer.

Residing in New York City, English is a regular performer at the renowned Comedy Cellar and co-hosts DAD Comedy at The Jane Hotel. His innovative approach to comedy and his ability to engage audiences make him a standout figure in the entertainment industry, and he continues to be a comedian to watch as he rises to new heights in his career.