Troy Glasgow, a talented individual, emerged into the world in Waterloo, in the year 1984. His educational journey began at The Brit School in 2001, where he had the opportunity to hone his craft, ultimately graduating in 2003. During his time at this esteemed institution, Glasgow gained valuable experience by securing small roles in several prominent British television shows, including The Bill, Doctors, and Holby City.
As his career progressed, he landed his first leading role in the Channel 4 one-off drama, "Sex, footballers and videotape." This breakthrough performance marked the beginning of a successful stint at the National Theatre, where he further refined his skills. His impressive work also led to appearances at the Birmingham Rep Theatre and a notable cameo in the critically acclaimed British film "Adulthood."
Glasgow's burgeoning talent did not go unnoticed, as he went on to secure roles in popular television shows such as Skins, Doctor Who, and The Day of the Triffids. Today, he continues to maintain a consistent presence in both US and UK film and television, solidifying his status as a talented and versatile actor.
