Stephen Hogan
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Stephen recently appeared in the leading role of Sky Marshall Anoke in Starship Troopers 3: Marauder directed by Edward Neumeier for Bold Films/Stage 6(a division of Sony Pictures) on general theatrical release. Also to be released this year, the Iraq based thriller Agape (directed by Heath Jones for Koralis Pictures) features Stephen in the lead role of American hostage Adam Smith; while season two of The Tudors recently aired on Showtime (USA) and BBC2 (UK), TV3 (Ireland) and worldwide which features Stephen as series regular, Sir Henry Norris. Stephen most recently appeared as Robespierre in Terror! Robespierre and the French Revolution for BBC TV.
Born in Dublin, Stephen has worked extensively in UK and Irish, Theatre, TV film and radio. His appearances at the Abbey include, Algie in Conall Morrison’s hit production of The Importance of Being Earnest, Translations, Saint Joan, Macbeth and Angels in America. At the Gate he’s appeared in Sharon’s Grave, The Heiress and Pride and Prejudice. UK theatre includes Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along (Derby Playhouse); Peer Gynt (National Theatre); Playboy of the Western World (Liverpool Playhouse); The Magic Toyshop (Shared Experience); Possible Worlds (Tron, Glasgow);The Cherry Orchard(Theatre Babel), A Doll’s House, Medea (Theatre Babel); Richard III (Leicester), Fast Food, The Philadelphia Story (Manchester Royal Exchange); The Cavalcaders (Thetre Clwyd); The Soldier’s Tale (Traverse Theatre); Beauty and the Beast (Edinburgh). Films include Benedict Arnold; Field of Honour; Vicious Circle; Some Mothers Son; The Plant; To Kill a Nonce. Recent TV work includes The Line of Beauty (BBC); Totally Frank (Channel 4); Doctors (BBC); Fair City (RTE); High Road, Dr Finlay (ITV) Stephen is a regular performer for BBC Radio having performed in numerous comedies, classic serials, single dramas and The Archers; and has been a member of the BBC Radio Repertory Company.
Stephen is represented in the U.K. by CAM, please contact Dawn Green at www.cam.co.uk
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