Noah Maguire

Noah Maguire was born in Atlanta in 2012 of Irish, Cuban and British descent. Starting in theater at age 10, Noah quickly expanded into Film/TV joining the Atlanta Workshop Players. Noah, now 13, will next be seen co-starring opposite Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis in Scarpetta (2025) produced by Blumhouse/Amazon directed by Charlotte Brandstrom (Shogun, The Outsider) and written by Elizabeth Sarnoff (Barry, Lost). Noah's prior Film/TV credits include: Rumor Has It (2025); Spin Cycle (2025); Shoe Carnival (2025); Lights, Camera, Hijinks (2024); If I Were (2024); Capital One (2024); American Detective: Mr. Innocent (2024); I Think I Fell In Love (2023). Noah trains privately with acting coach Barbara Beneville in the Just Breathe Acting ATL/LA program. Noah is also a founding member of the Atlanta Workshop Players Improv Troupe, the Miniacs, performing live on-stage weekly. Noah began his acting career co-starring as Bert Healy in his elementary school's production of Annie (2022). This 4-show run garnered him an early invitation to join the Roswell Youth Theatre Main Stage in Music Man as Linus Squires. Noah continued his stage performances with the Roswell Youth Theatre as Franz Klineman in Rock of Ages (2025); Villager/Plate in Beauty and the Beast (2024); Danny Zuko in Grease (2024); Ryan Evans in High School Musical (2024) and Michael Hobbs in Elf (2023). Noah is a Martial Artist holding a 2nd degree Black Belt in Taekwondo. He serves as an assistant instructor and is actively training towards his 3rd degree Black Belt. Noah is also trained in Action and Weapons Combat for Film/TV. Noah plays piano, guitar, drums, trumpet, sings and composes original piano pieces. He is learning Spanish and can perform with various accents. Noah is an artist who pours his unique creativity and delivery into acting, making him someone exciting to watch. His ability to portray an array of interesting and appealing characters instantly captures the attention of the audience. Noah Maguire's professionalism and connection to the material, cast and crew will continue to propel his development in the arts.