Ale Fips

Alejandra Sainz (A.K.A.) Ale Fips is a multifaceted performer hailing from Guadalajara, Mexico, with a rich tapestry of experiences in the entertainment industry. She began her career in regional theatre. From a very young age, she starred in beloved musicals like "El Príncipe Rana" and "Peter Pan," which premiered at El Teatro Galerías in Guadalajara. Her talent transcended stages onto screens beginning with Mexico's rendition of "High School Musical" for Disney Channel and TV Azteca. She went on to star in the Premios TVyNovelas award-winning shows "La Rosa de Guadalupe," and "Como Dice el Dicho," two of the highest rated series in Mexico. She then starred in the supernatural thriller series "Código Paranormal" for LATV/TV Azteca. Ale transitioned to film portraying the fearsome cartel Queenpin Alicia "La Güera," opposite Luis Fernando Peña in El Buchón for Hulu/Cinelatino. She then moved to New York City with memorable performances in Off-Broadway productions like "Seucy and Boto," "Undefined Fraction" for La Mama ETC Theatre, and "Judgment on a Grey Beach," which Ale also produced. In addition to live shows, Ale performed in the Reddot award-winning immersive exposition "Vida y Obra de Frida Kahlo" as the voice of Frida Kahlo, which has toured in London, Spain, Colombia, and Shanghai and been profiled by CNN and the BBC. Ale trained at the Stella Adler Academy in Hollywood. Today in addition to acting, Ale is on the Board of Directors and play selection committee for "A Light in Dark Places," a Los Angeles based Non-Profit which uses theater as a means to reach out to those whose lives have been affected by suicide. Ale has served as a jurist for several film festivals, and in 2024 was invited to co-host the 10th Anniversary of the Northern Virginia International Film & Music Festival.