Anthony Strachan

Anthony Strachan is a prominent Scottish actor known for his versatile performances across stage, film, and television. His extensive television credits include notable series such as "Mountain Goats" on BBC One, the second series of "Bob Servant," and the acclaimed adaptation of "Sunset Song" directed by Terence Davies. He has also appeared in "Garrow’s Law" produced by Twenty Twenty Productions, as well as popular shows like "Gary Tank Commander," "Rab C. Nesbitt," and "Lip Service" for BBC Three. Strachan's television repertoire further includes roles in "Pramface," "Holby City," "Inspector Rebus," and "Taggart," among others.

In film, Anthony has collaborated with esteemed directors, featuring in "Sunset Song" and "Redirected" by Emilis Velyvis, along with "Afterlife" and "Sylvia," both from Gabriel Films. His filmography also includes "Once Upon A Time In The Midlands," "16 Years of Alcohol," and "The Trench," showcasing his range as an actor.

On stage, Strachan has delivered captivating performances in productions such as "The Day I Swapped My Dad For Two Goldfish" with the National Theatre of Scotland and "Mother Goose" at Perth Theatre. He has also taken on roles in "Peter Pan" in San Francisco and "Sunshine On Leith" at Dundee Rep. His stage career reflects his dedication to cultivating rich characters in various theatrical settings throughout Scotland and beyond.