Brian James Roche, a multifaceted Irish talent, was born on October 2, 1987, in Limerick, Ireland. His impressive career spans television, radio, theatre, and music. Notably, his breakthrough role was in the BBC/RTE television series "Custer's Last Stand-up", which garnered the prestigious BAFTA award for Best British Children's Series in 2001.
Roche's subsequent roles include the lead part of Matty in the 2003 Imison Award-winning BBC Radio 4 production of "The Skategrinder" by Celia Bryce. His extensive theatre credits feature numerous title roles, showcasing his versatility as a performer.
In addition to his artistic pursuits, Roche holds a Legal Honours degree from Trinity College Dublin, demonstrating his intellectual breadth. He is also an avid sports player and musician, highlighting his passion for various creative and physical activities.
It has been confirmed that Roche will appear in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in the children's show "The Rainbows End". Following a glowing five-star review at the 2011 Fringe festival, Brian was offered the lead role of Manuel in "Faulty Towers, the Dining Experience" with the Australian company Interactive Theater. He will begin performing internationally in March 2012.
