Darragh Cowley

Darragh Cowley is an English actor and poet known for his work across theatre, film, and television. After graduating from the Guildford School of Acting, he has appeared in acclaimed stage productions including Standing at the Sky’s Edge at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre and London’s National Theatre, where he performed multiple ensemble and featured roles. Earlier theatre credits include Bare: A Pop Opera and Spring Awakening, showcasing his versatility as both an actor and singer.

On screen, Cowley has appeared in The Essex Serpent on Apple TV and went on to secure a recurring role in Apple TV’s Master’s of the Air; as well as lead and supporting roles in independent film and television projects including BIFA nominated Whispers of Freedom, World on Fire and The Boot Room. His performances combine strong dramatic presence with emotional depth, helping establish him as an emerging talent in contemporary British and Irish acting.

Darragh has recently produced his first concept film Worker Bee and Bus Stop Boy, a story about a two friends and the Manchester Arena attack in 2017. With experience spanning musical theatre, drama, and screen performance, Darragh Cowley continues to build a diverse body of work across the UK’s creative industries.