Anthony Delaney
Actor / Presenter
Credits
Television
| Production | Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARRY WILD | Jordan MacDonald (series regular) | Rob Burke & Ronan Burke | Acorn TV/Zoe Productions |
| FAIR CITY | Shane Cawley (series regular) | Various Directors | RTÉ |
| PENNY DREADFUL | Hugh | Damon Thomas | Neal Street Productions/Showtime |
Stage
| Production | Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|---|
| MIGHTY CRAIC | The Narrator | Abbey Theatre | Abbey Theatre |
| HOW MANY MILES TO BABYLON? | Alec Moore | Philip Wilson | Lyric Theatre |
| LIOLÀ | The Cripple | Richard Eyre | National Theatre |
| THE KINGDOM | Young Man (Lead) | Lucy Pitman-Wallace | Soho Theatre |
| DRAMA AT INISH | Michael | Fidelis Morgan | Nicola Seed/Finborough Theatre |
| HIRED | Danny | Beckie Mills | Nabokov/Watford Palace Theatre |
| WIFE TO JAMES WHELAN | Apollo Moran | Gavin McAlinden | Charm Offensive Theatre Company |
| NORTHERN STAR | Edward Bunting | Caitlin McLeod | Finborough Theatre |
| IOLANTHE | Featured Ensemble | Sasha Regan | Union Theatre |
| ASSASSINS | David Herold/Ensemble | Michael Strassen | Union Theatre |
Short Film
| Production | Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|---|
| THE BENCH | Sam | Niamh McGowan | Theme Productions |
| HOME LAND | Thomas Murphy | Richard Oliver | Centre Screen Productions |
Film
| Production | Character | Director | Company |
|---|---|---|---|
| HELLBOY | Alice's Father | Neil Marshall | Lionsgate |
Biography
Anthony Delaney is a historian, broadcaster, actor and presenter known for bringing compelling historical narratives to life across screen and audio. Originally from Kilkenny, Ireland, he trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and holds a PhD in 18th-century social and cultural history from the University of Exeter, where he is an Honorary Fellow.
Anthony co-hosts the award-winning podcast After Dark: Myths, Misdeeds & the Paranormal for History Hit, where he explores the darker corners of history with wit and scholarly insight.
His on-screen presenting includes co-hosting, The Edinburgh Murders: Burke and Hare (2024), a gripping documentary for History Hit that investigates Scotland’s most notorious serial killers.
In 2025, Anthony is set to present The Trial of Oscar Wilde and Death and the Brontës, further expanding his portfolio of historical storytelling.
His work blends academic rigour with accessible, engaging presentation, earning him accolades such as “Rookie of the Year” at the CrimeCon True Crime Awards and a nomination for “Best New Presenter” at the UK ARIA Awards.
Anthony’s first book, Queer Georgians: A Hidden History, was published in 2025 by Doubleday UK and Grove Atlantic US.
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