Born in London in 1970 and raised in Ireland, Sharon Horgan is both a leading comic actress and one of British television's most influential writer-creators. She co-created and starred in Pulling (2006-2009) and the Emmy-nominated Catastrophe (2015-2019) with Rob Delaney, then created Motherland, Divorce (for HBO) and the acclaimed Bad Sisters (2022- ), for which she won an International Emmy. Her on-screen persona pairs sharpness with warmth. She is a defining voice of contemporary character-driven comedy in the English-speaking world.
Sharon Horgan
Actress · Producer
56 years (Jul 13, 1970)Hackney, UKHackney, London, England, UK
Born in London in 1970 and raised in Ireland, Sharon Horgan is both a leading comic actress and one of British television's most influential writer-creators. She co-created and starred in Pulling (2006-2009) and the Emmy-nominated Catastrophe (2015-2019) with Rob Delaney, then created Motherland, Divorce (for HBO) and the acclaimed Bad Sisters (2022- ), for which she won an International Emmy. Her on-screen persona pairs sharpness with warmth. She is a defining voice of contemporary character-driven comedy in the English-speaking world.
1970-07-13 · Hackney, UKHackney, London, England, UK
Sharon Horgan is an Irish actress, writer, director and producer. She is best known for the comedy series Pulling (2006) and Catastrophe (2015), both of which she starred in and co-wrote. In 2016 she created Divorce for US television and the following year she co-created Motherland for BBC2. In 2018 she starred in the movie Game Night. Most recently, she has starred in the movies Military Wives and Everybody's Talking About Jamie, whilst on television she plays Aisling Bea's sister in the sitcom This Way Up.