FIACH KUNZ
Fiach is an Irish actor based in Dublin and London. He is 6′ (183cm) tall and holds a full driving licence.
Fiach most recently performed in BECOMING MAGGIE by Donagh Humphreys, which enjoyed a sold out run in Dublin’s New Theatre until August 26th.
His screen credits include the featured supporting role of ‘BENJI’ in Story Films “WITNESS NUMBER THREE” a 4 x 60 mins psychological drama for Channel 5 UK and Paramount Plus in which he stars opposite Nina Toussaint-White, ‘Emmet Dalton’ in Loosehorse’s documentary “COLD CASE COLLINS” directed by Maurice Sweeney, the lead male role of ‘David’ in Katie McNeice’s short film “LAMBING”, the featured recurring role of ‘Kelvin Cruickshanks’ in Mopar and Subotica’s crime thriller “RED ELECTION” (Viaplay), the supporting role of ‘Jacob Baklov’ in the TV series “HARRY WILD” (Acorn/RTE), and he is also cast in the Apple TV original sci-fi drama “FOUNDATION” which saw him film in Troy Studios, Limerick and The Canary Islands. Screen credits also include “THE TITANS THAT BUILT AMERICA” a three-part miniseries docudrama for the History Channel, History’s “VIKINGS” directed by Stephen St. Ledger, AMC’s martial arts series “INTO THE BADLANDS” directed by James Marshall, and Lance Daly’s feature film “BLACK 47”.
Theatre credits also include Mill Productions staging of ‘ROMEO & JULIET’ (The Mill Theatre, Dundrum) directed by Geoff O’Keeffe, multiple roles in Mark McAuley’s acclaimed play “A FEAR AND LOATHING ACTOR IN DUBLIN” (Edinburgh Fringe Festival), ‘Raúl’ in Disappear Here Theatre Company’s staging of “EXTREMITIES” (New Theatre) by William Mastrosimone directed by Emily Foran, and Mill Productions’ staging of Shakespeare’s “KING LEAR” (Mill Theatre) directed by Geoff O’Keeffe.
CV available on request.