Australian actor Connor Cochrane is a 27-year-old performer with a diverse body of work spanning theatre, immersive performance, film, television and commercial work. He trained under scholarships at 16th Street Actors Studio and Howard Fine Acting Studio, alongside further screen and stage training in Melbourne and London.
Connor’s recent credits include the lead role of Murphy, a hot-headed boxer, in the UK independent feature Geezers, Viktor Golovkin in The Lucifer Killings, and a Hero role in the BET365 Cricket TVC for the Ashes campaign. His screen work also includes commercials for Threadheads and Pomodoro, as well as music video and short film work, with one of his recent lead performances heading to the 2026 festival circuit.
His extensive immersive theatre experience includes Alcotraz in London and Melbourne, Avora, and Moonshine Saloon, where he has performed a wide range of characters while also taking on leadership and creative responsibilities. He has also appeared in stage productions including Books Burning at The Hope Theatre in London and Nothing at FortyFiveDownstairs in Melbourne.
Energetic, charismatic and versatile, Connor has a particular affinity for character-driven roles, balancing comedy and drama with a natural sense of physicality and an ability to bring eccentric, unpredictable and grounded characters to life. His playing range includes the charming comic, volatile outsider, confident young professional, soldier, athlete and complex character with a watchful edge.
Connor is also a tenor and a keen sportsman, with Australian Rules Football being a particular passion, having played since the age of eight.
