Dino Fetscher is a Welsh stage and screen actor known for his television work on Fool Me Once and The Split, and his Olivier-nominated performance in The Normal Heart.
About Dino Fetscher
Dino Fetscher is a Welsh actor, born in Cardiff to a German mother and Welsh-Basque father, who trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. He first came to attention on television in Russell T Davies’s Cucumber and its spin-off Banana, before building a substantial screen career across drama and comedy. Alongside his television work, Fetscher has an acclaimed stage career, including an Olivier Award nomination for his performance in The Normal Heart at the National Theatre.
Theatre Credits
Fetscher made his National Theatre debut in 2021 with a major revival of Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart, a landmark play documenting the HIV/AIDS crisis in 1980s New York, a performance that earned him an Olivier Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. His stage work has also included:
- Playing a leading role in Torch Song at the Turbine Theatre, Harvey Fierstein’s landmark drama about queer identity and family
- Appearing in As Is, one of the first plays to address the AIDS crisis, at Trafalgar Studios
- Performed in the long-running horror hit Ghost Stories at the Arts Theatre
- Starred as Mary’s Teacher in Oh, Mary! at the Trafalgar Theatre
Film and Television Credits
Notable film and television credits include Fool Me Once (Netflix), Foundation (Apple TV+), Humans (Channel 4/AMC), Years and Years (BBC), Gentleman Jack (BBC), Silent Witness (BBC), The Split (BBC).












