Cormac Myles (he/him) is an interdisciplinary artist, director and playwright based in Glasgow, specialising in contemporary Scottish theatre. His work is rooted in social and community contexts, engaging with the political landscape of the UK and beyond.

His credits include Wasps (A Play, A Pie, A Pint, Traverse Theatre); Common Is As Common Does: A Memoir (Johnstone Town Hall, Zoo Southside, Made In Scotland Award), Alice By Heart (Impact Arts); Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast (Hamilton Town House, Rutherglen Town Hall) The Addams Family (The Studio), The Caravel (Argyll Arcade, Space 45); Anything You Say, Your Majesty, Blood Brothers, The Ballad of Sonia the Skunk, Cosmic Crumble, A Christmas Carol, and Little Shop of Horrors (Airdrie Arts Centre); Double Denim, Point5 and Pals (18 Candleriggs).

Cormac is the co-founder and artistic lead of Point5 Theatre, an artist-led collective dedicated to developing new work and creating fresh opportunities for emerging artists. Currently, he is leading weekly development and devising sessions with young theatre-makers in Airdrie, guiding them in the creation of two new productions set to premiere in 2025/26.

In addition to his creative practice, Cormac is a skilled Acting and Audition Preparation tutor, with extensive experience supporting students through SQA-accredited courses and LAMDA exams (Grades 1–8).

  • “Prepare to feel a swell of emotion at the almost pre-ordained hopelessness of it all. Then join them in a sense of optimism that cycles can be broken, lives changed.” 

    ★★★★ - The Scotsman

  • "There's a lot to unpack in this fifty-minute monologue as we are taken through a rollercoaster of emotions. "

    ★★★★ - Broadway World

  • "Powerful, moving and hilariously funny too boot"

    ★★★★★- Audience review

  • "Kept the audience enthralled for the entire 50 minute run time; you could've heard a pin drop in the auditorium."

    ★★★★- Lisa in the Theatre