Alex Montaldo

When asked about his acting, Alex Montaldo compares himself to "a man who fell to earth." He was drawn to acting through his love of make believe and his fascination with invented personas like Bowie's, and he has tried to take on very varied roles in order to explore these. His formal studies began in 2008, when he was offered a full scholarship in acting at the Lee Strasberg Institute, Conservatory Program in New York City. He has acted in numerous theater productions, including 'Zero Hour' (directed by Tea Alagic), 'Guns, Shackles, Winter Coats', and 'La Revolution' at Symphony Space and Mint Theater, NYC, "Split Screen" at Hellen Mills Theater in NYC and Let Live Theater in Los Angeles. In 2017, Alex played the lead role of Joe Bonaparte in a very well received Off-Broadway production of Clifford Odets 'Golden Boy'; in 2016 he took on the role of Phillip in Lyle Kessler's 'Orphans'. These plays were directed by screenwriter and playwright Aaron Latham ('Urban Cowboy', 'The Program'