Born in Bradford, West Yorkshire, a city with a rich cultural heritage, he is a prolific creative force, often collaborating with the renowned Irvine Welsh. In 2003, he garnered a BAFTA nomination for his half-hour comedy "Dose", a project co-written with Welsh, showcasing their unique comedic style.
Two years later, in 2007, he received another BAFTA nomination for "Wedding Belles", a comedy also co-written with Welsh, solidifying their partnership as a creative force to be reckoned with.
Cavanagh's impressive portfolio includes co-creating the internet series "Svengali" and writing the cult UKTV comedy series "Honky Sausages", both demonstrating his versatility and ability to adapt to various mediums.
His stageplay, "Babylon Heights", co-written with Welsh, premiered at The Exit Theater in San Francisco in June 2006, before transferring to Dublin and embarking on a global tour, further cementing his reputation as a talented playwright.
In 2017, Cavanagh and Welsh's theaterplay "Performers" premiered at the Edinburgh Festival, yet another testament to their creative synergy.
In 2021, his film "Creation Stories" was released, and a TV series, "Crime", went into production in April of the same year, showcasing his ability to work across various platforms.
Currently, Cavanagh is involved in the development of numerous screen projects in the UK, US, and Europe, solidifying his position as a prominent figure in the world of entertainment.
