Jon Tarcy

Jon Tarcy (born January 4, 2004, in Lewisham, London) is an English screen artist known for his work in acting and producing across television, film, and live-recorded theatre. He has built a reputation for adaptable performances that move confidently between period drama, contemporary thrillers, and musical productions.

After training at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (graduating in 2015), Tarcy began gaining wider visibility through high-profile credits including The Sound of Music Live!, where he played Rolf Gruber, and RSC Live: Titus Andronicus as Alarbus. His theatre-to-screen presence has helped him stand out in filmed stage work as well as mainstream TV.

On television, Tarcy is recognized for roles such as Isaiah Morton in Outlander, Lukacs Sipos in FBI: International, and Anton in Stan Lee's Lucky Man. He has also appeared in projects like Heads of State as a Buckingham Palace Reporter, alongside credits including Life's a Show, Soulm8te, and more.

Behind the camera, Tarcy has expanded into producing, including the independent feature The Effects of Lying (2023), reflecting a growing creative footprint beyond acting.