Kyle English

Kyle English is an actor, writer, director and designer. Some of his performance credits include 'Priest' in Bottlenose (Dir. Dee Finn, 2025), ‘Satan’ in Phil & Satan (Dir. Ryan Lacey, 2024), ‘Hamlet’ in Hamlet (Dir. Peadar ODonohoe, 2024), ‘Deckie’ in The Local (Dir. Donal Gallagher, 2023), ‘Goat (Scapegoat)’ in The Wonderful World of Dissocia (Dir. Ciarán Bermingham, 2023), ‘Dark Citizen’ in After Light: These Dark Citizens (Dir. Peter Power, 2022), ‘Caliban’ in The Tempest (Dir. Johnny Hanrahan, 2022). Kyle enjoys physically and vocally experimental work, and often explores acrobatics in his performances. For the past year he has been proudly supported by Cork Midsummer, the Everyman Theatre, and Bristol Old Vic in the creation of a new non-verbal one-man show.

Kyle English is an actor, writer, director and designer. Some of his performance credits include 'Priest' in Bottlenose (Dir. Dee Finn, 2025), ‘Satan’ in Phil & Satan (Dir. Ryan Lacey, 2024), ‘Hamlet’ in Hamlet (Dir. Peadar ODonohoe, 2024), ‘Deckie’ in The Local (Dir. Donal Gallagher, 2023), ‘Goat (Scapegoat)’ in The Wonderful World of Dissocia (Dir. Ciarán Bermingham, 2023), ‘Dark Citizen’ in After Light: These Dark Citizens (Dir. Peter Power, 2022), ‘Caliban’ in The Tempest (Dir. Johnny Hanrahan, 2022). Kyle enjoys physically and vocally experimental work, and often explores acrobatics in his performances. For the past year he has been proudly supported by Cork Midsummer, the Everyman Theatre, and Bristol Old Vic in the creation of a new non-verbal one-man show.