Tara MacGowran has had a long and varied career in television, film, and theatre, spanning across the UK, Ireland, and the USA. She first made her mark in the industry at the tender age of 12, appearing in the BBC's production of 'Children of the New Forest'. This early start laid the foundation for a successful and enduring career.
Tara's extensive experience in the USA includes appearances at The Great Lakes Shakespeare Theatre Festival in Cleveland, Ohio, and The Attic Theatre in Detroit, among others. She spent a significant amount of time in the USA, honing her craft and building a reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
Before returning to London, Tara made her mark on the big screen with her role as Patience in 'Secret Places', a performance that earned her the Bronze Mask at the prestigious Taormina Film Festival. This film credit was just the beginning of a long list of notable roles, which includes 'The Dawning', 'Memoirs of a Survivor', and 'Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming'.
In addition to her film work, Tara has also had a successful television career, with notable roles in 'Children of the New Forest' (BBC),'Miss Marple: Murder at the Vicarage' (BBC),'Tropical Moon Over Dorking' (Limehouse),'Murder in Eden' (BBC),and 'Spring Cleaning' (RTE).
On the stage, Tara has had the opportunity to showcase her talents in a variety of productions, including 'Aristocrats' at the Hampstead Theatre, 'Hinkemann' at The Old Red Lion, and 'Translations'. Her most recent film credits include 'Mummy Reborn', 'Krampus vs Vikings', and 'End Game'.
Tara's passion for storytelling and her dedication to her craft have taken her on a journey that has spanned several decades. Having spent several years travelling, as a journalist and photographer, covering tournament chess with her husband Michael Adams, Tara returned to acting in 2014, ready to take on new challenges and continue to make her mark on the industry.