Hossam Dagher, a multifaceted Egyptian talent, was born in Kuwait in 1980, only to later relocate to Egypt, where he pursued a Bachelor of Medicine degree from Cairo University in 2002. His academic endeavors continued with a Master's degree in blood and immune system diseases, which he earned in 2006.
As his passion for the arts grew, Dagher traveled to New York to study acting at TVI Actor Studio NY until 2009. Upon his return to Egypt, he joined Khaled Galal's acting workshop at the Cairo Opera House's Creativity Center, where he experienced his breakthrough performance in the highly acclaimed and controversial play "Ahwa Sada" (Black Coffee) in 2011, which was showcased in several Arab countries beyond Egypt.
With his acting career in full swing, Dagher went on to secure roles in numerous films and TV series, including the films "Safari" and "Amir Albehar" (Prince of the Seas),as well as the TV series "Ayza Atgawwez" (I Need to Get Married),"Khorm Ebra" (Pin Hole),and "Ibn Halal" (A Good Guy).
