Fergal Coghlan
- Actor
Fergal is a London-based British and Irish actor. He was nominated in the 2022 Off-West End Awards for his portrayal of D.C. Wilby in Barrie Keefe's 'Sus'. His most notable screen credits include Charlie York in 'The Good Ship Murder', Hamish in the indie-adventure fantasy 'The Four Warriors' and Auguste Bartholdhi, the creator of the statue of Liberty, for the History Channel, as well as Tom Hughes-Carter for 'Emmerdale' and Achilles for 'Horrible Histories'.
Among numerous theatrical credits he has appeared in the West End's 'The Mousetrap', the UK No.1 tour of the Olivier Award-winning musical, 'The Bodyguard' and he played Dr Sanderson in the classic 'Harvey', at Vienna's English Theatre. In addition to his acting work, Fergal is passionate about creating socially impactful theatre and is a producer for his London-based theatre company, Orangutan Productions.
Among numerous theatrical credits he has appeared in the West End's 'The Mousetrap', the UK No.1 tour of the Olivier Award-winning musical, 'The Bodyguard' and he played Dr Sanderson in the classic 'Harvey', at Vienna's English Theatre. In addition to his acting work, Fergal is passionate about creating socially impactful theatre and is a producer for his London-based theatre company, Orangutan Productions.
