Mark O'Hagan

Mark O'Hagan's debut was on radio Luxembourg in the early Nineties, presenting popular childrens programs. He soon became an influential player in the morning prime time show the American Coffeeshop, a popular conglomerate of English speaking Luxembourg based radio stars. As O'Hagan matured, he went on to expand his horizons in the cultural sector of Luxembourg; balancing the two facets of his career: his roots, the theater, and his growing film career, winning supporting roles in many Luxembourg based productions. He can frequently be seen in plays around the Luxembourg/Thionville area, such as Tom Stoppard's Joseph Andrews (2000), and the AmericoFrench production of Harold Pinter's The Caretaker (2001). Ohagan's editing career has also gained him considerable repute in the Luexembourg area, his renowned Opus productions has often been linked to independent studios such as GOV Films and Staplefort, working on set as a consultant with the production companis' various directors.