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30 de may. de 2010 · JOE MCGANN may be best known for his leading TV roles in such series as The Upper Hand and Night and Day, as well as for being the eldest of four brothers, all of whom are also actors, but it’s ...
Joe McGann and Jake Norton Premiere New Play SOBER COMPANION at Liverpool Theatre Festival Liverpool Theatre Festival returns in less than two weeks – and one highlight of the 11-day programme ...
Mark McGann. Director: Perplexed Music. Acting McGann made his professional acting debut after joining the Everyman Theatre Company, Liverpool, for their 1981/82 rep season under Bob Eaton, having first been earmarked for elevation from the Everyman Youth Theatre the previous year by the then Artistic Director Ken Campbell. His first break-through role was as the eponymous hero in the company ...
Joe McGann was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. McGann marked his early career with roles in the comedy "No Surrender" (1986) with Michael Angelis, "Prince Caspian and the Voyage of ...
18 de jul. de 2023 · Actor Joe McGann is well-known to many of us for his work on screen and stage. And we’re proud that he’s frequently been a writer for us here at Silver. But he’s taken a leap of faith, inspired to co-write – and perform in – a play with Jake Norton, centred around ‘an intervention.’. Sober Companion explores the funny, raw, and ...
28 de oct. de 2019 · Hollyoaks star Joe McGann, who has joined the cast as Tony Hutchinson’s sinister father, Edward, has revealed that he turned down an offer to star in the BBC1 sitcom, Bread. The 61 year old says that he and his three actor brothers Paul, Mark and Stephen were approached to play the grown-up children of matriarch Nellie Boswell (Jean Boht ...
17 de jul. de 2023 · Liverpool-born Joe McGann is part of the well-renowned and talented McGann family. He is probably best loved for his role in long running television sitcom, The Upper Hand, alongside Diana Weston and Honor Blackman.He will appear in new Netflix series KAOS. Theatre credits include West End productions by Bertolt Brecht, Sam Shepherd, John Steinbeck, and Willy Russell.
