Alex Bonifer

Alex Bonifer is a Los Angeles-based actor and comedian recognized for his work in television, streaming series, and live improv comedy. Bonifer is a member of the Main Company at The Groundlings, a Los Angeles improv and sketch comedy theater known for shaping many prominent comedic performers. His background in improvisation informs his grounded and spontaneous approach to acting.

Bonifer is known for his series regular role as Neil opposite Annie Murphy in "Kevin Can F**k Himself," which aired on AMC and Netflix. His additional television credits include Netflix's "No Good Deed" as Brad and NBC's "Superstore" as Russell. Bonifer has also appeared in national commercial campaigns for brands such as Chase Bank, Marie Callender's, Kohl's, Pizza Hut, Hyundai, KFC, State Farm, and Spectrum.

Bonifer's most prominent role is in the Emmy-nominated Amazon Prime Video series "Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat." He stars as Dougie Womack Jr., the company owner's son and presumed heir to the Rockin' Grandma's hot sauce business, who forms a bond with the season's real participant, Anthony. To maintain the integrity of the show's premise, Bonifer altered his appearance to avoid recognition by the unsuspecting participant.

"Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat" received critical acclaim, earning a high rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Bonifer has discussed the immersive nature of the production, emphasizing the importance of improvisation and the dynamic between his character and Anthony. He described his approach to the role as aiming for authentic, moment-to-moment comedy, leveraging his improvisational skills.

With experience in streaming comedy, network television, and live improv, Bonifer continues to contribute to the comedy and entertainment industry as a versatile performer.