
Keynote speaker
Alexander ArmstrongVersatile actor, accomplished broadcaster, and celebrated television host
- Based in
- UK
- Fee tier
- Headline£10k – £25k indicative · subject to negotiation
- Languages
- English
About Alexander Armstrong
Alexander Armstrong is a highly distinguished actor, comedian, and singer who has become one of the most prominent faces on British television. Widely recognised for his long-standing role as the host of the BBC quiz programme Pointless, he also holds the record for the most frequent guest host appearances on Have I Got News For You. Beyond his television work, he is a dedicated broadcaster on Classic FM, where he currently presents a weekday morning show. As a classically trained bass-baritone choral scholar from Trinity College, Cambridge, he has released three studio albums and toured with a live orchestra.
His career first gained momentum as one half of the award-winning comedy duo Armstrong and Miller alongside Ben Miller. His extensive screen credits include performances in dramas such as Life Begins and Mutual Friends, as well as roles in Doctor Who and Saxondale. He is also a celebrated voice artist, providing the narration for the CBeebies hit Hey Duggee and voicing the lead character in the revival of Danger Mouse. His documentary work has seen him explore cultural history in programmes like Italy’s Invisible Cities, focusing on Florence, Naples, and Venice.
With his background spanning high-end drama, satirical comedy, and live broadcasting, Alexander is a multi-talented professional who brings exceptional charisma and authority to any event. Audiences highly value his polished delivery style, wit, and extensive experience across the full spectrum of the entertainment industry.
On stage, Alexander Armstrong is best known for talks on Hosting, Comedy, Entertainment and Television. Audiences leave with a clear, practical view of the subject rather than a generic overview — every keynote is shaped around the brief and the room.
Their work resonates with leaders across Entertainment and Media & Broadcasting, where the themes translate directly into team decisions, customer experience and growth strategy.
Alexander Armstrong is regularly booked for Presenter & Awards Host and Performers and Entertainer, adapting tone, length and format to suit the event — from a 20-minute opener to a full conference keynote with Q&A.
Based in UK, Alexander Armstrong travels internationally for engagements.
To check availability or request a tailored brief for your event, send an enquiry and we'll come back with fees, dates and a short summary of how Alexander Armstrong would approach your audience.
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Testimonials
"Alexander's talk was just brilliant, wasn't it? Definitely spot on."
"We brought Alexander in for our annual media conference, and he really hit it out of the park. A true professional."
"Alexander held the room captive from start to finish. His personal anecdotes and humble humor resonated deeply with our creative teams."
Frequently asked questions
- How do I book Alexander Armstrong?
- Send a booking enquiry using the form on this page. We'll confirm Alexander's availability and reply with fees and next steps.
- How much does Alexander Armstrong cost to book?
- Alexander Armstrong sits in our Headline fee tier (£10k – £25k indicative). Fees are tier ranges and are subject to negotiation depending on event date, location, format and audience size — we help negotiate the final fee as part of the booking. Send an enquiry and we'll come back with a firm quote.
- What topics does Alexander Armstrong speak on?
- Alexander speaks on Hosting, Comedy, Entertainment, Television.
- What languages does Alexander Armstrong present in?
- Alexander presents in English.
- Where is Alexander Armstrong based?
- Alexander is based in UK and travels internationally for speaking engagements.
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