Sasha Fitzgerald Krohn is a physical theatre artist, performer, movement director, and choreographer based in County Wexford, Ireland. With over 15 years of experience, his multidisciplinary practice explores the relationship between movement, emotion, and storytelling — creating work across theatre, film, television, and live performance.

Rooted in mime, aerial movement, physical theatre, and contemporary performance, Sasha uses the body as a tool for exploring human experience, transformation, and psychological landscapes. His work combines physical precision with emotional depth, creating performances and movement languages that exist between theatre, dance, circus, and cinema.

Alongside his own performance work, Sasha collaborates as a movement director and choreographer, working with directors, performers, and creative teams to develop physical storytelling and character. His approach focuses on physical character development — exploring how gesture, rhythm, posture, and movement behaviour can reveal the inner world of a character and enhance performance.

Sasha has worked across stage productions, film, and television, bringing his background as a performer into the development of movement, character, and visual storytelling. His collaborations include internationally recognised companies and artists such as Punchdrunk, DV8, the David Glass Ensemble, Nick Knight, and Deutsches Theater Berlin. He toured internationally with the David Glass Ensemble’s 2025 production Holy Dirt.

His work with Nick Knight includes the exhibition A Beautiful Darkness and a global Beats by Dre campaign. His screen work also includes The Dark Side of the Mind (Virgin Media), international advertising projects, and an appearance in Season 3 of Black Mirror.

As a choreographer, Sasha created movement for the Deutsche Theater production Let Them Eat Money, which received recognition from The New York Times, as well as numerous live large and small scale performances  . His own performance works have been presented internationally, including at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, TEDx, Babel Festival, Platonov Performance Festival, and more.

In 2024, Sasha premiered his solo physical theatre work The Weight of Shadow at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, receiving five-star reviews for its exploration of memory, perception, and the human psyche.

Alongside movement and performance, Sasha composes original music and soundscapes for his creations, developing immersive worlds where movement, sound, and image come together.