Connor Ferguson is an Adelaide-based actor and performer and a graduate of the Adelaide College of the Arts. His training has given him a strong foundation across contemporary and classical theatre, with stage credits including Vershinin in Three Sisters, Franz Kafka in Meta-Metamorphosis, Ned Blunt in The Rover and Herr Gabor in Spring Awakening.
His screen work includes the short films Seeing Red and the award-winning After Service.
Alongside acting, Connor is an accomplished tap and Highland dancer with close to two decades of experience performing and competing at state and national level. His dance career has taken him to major international stages, including multiple appearances in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Edinburgh and Sydney, most recently performing as part of the Tattoo's 75th anniversary in 2025.
With a background that moves between acting, dance and live performance, Connor brings strong physicality and an assured sense of movement to his work on both stage and screen.
Connor Ferguson is an Adelaide-based actor and performer and a graduate of the Adelaide College of the Arts. His training has given him a strong foundation across contemporary and classical theatre, with stage credits including Vershinin in Three Sisters, Franz Kafka in Meta-Metamorphosis, Ned Blunt in The Rover and Herr Gabor in Spring Awakening.
His screen work includes the short films Seeing Red and the award-winning After Service.
Alongside acting, Connor is an accomplished tap and Highland dancer with close to two decades of experience performing and competing at state and national level. His dance career has taken him to major international stages, including multiple appearances in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Edinburgh and Sydney, most recently performing as part of the Tattoo's 75th anniversary in 2025.
With a background that moves between acting, dance and live performance, Connor brings strong physicality and an assured sense of movement to his work on both stage and screen.