Denise Gough’s net worth is estimated to be around $5 million dollars according to Idolnetworth. Gough’s primary source of income is as an actress and has been living a nice and happy life from the money she has made so far.

Denise had an “electrifying” performance as a recovering substance user in Duncan Macmillan’s Places, People and Things, directed by Jeremy Herrin, at London’s National Theatre in September 2015.

Gough has been an outspoken supporter of ERA (The Equal Representation for Actresses), a group of actresses who want to see women represented in movies, on television, and in the theater in equal quantity to males.

Denise’s pivotal performance, described as a “tour de force,” brought together reviewers who lauded her devastating portrayal of a teenage addict in treatment. She was firmly established as one of the most promising performers of her generation as a result of her performance.

Denise Gough looks to be making a decent income out of her acting profession and she seems to be glad to select acting as her vocation.

Gough returned to the role when the play shifted to the Wyndham’s Theatre in March 2016, and she went on to win the Olivier Award for Best Actress.

Denise returned to the National Theatre in April 2017 to portray Harper in Marianne Elliot’s revival of Tony Kushner’s play Angels in America, for which she received the 2018 Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.

She then returned to People, Places & Things for its New York move. In February 2018, Denise reprised her role as Harper in the Broadway adaptation of the National Theatre’s Angels in America, joining the majority of the London cast.

Denise Gough was born on February 28, 1980, to parents in Ennis, County Clare, and is now 42 years old.

Gough was born to an electrical father who subsequently became a fisheries specialist and a mother who “was pregnant for nine and a half years” while Gough is the seventh of twelve children, her younger sister Kelly is also an actor.

Falling out of Love, written by John Breen and directed by Mikel Murfi, was Kelly’s first professional acting performance.

In addition, Kelly has appeared in the feature films Kill Command and Out of Innocence. Cry Rosa and Taking Stock are two short films in which Kelly was nominated for Best Actor in a Female Role at the Richard Harris International Film Festival.

Denise studied as a soprano before moving to London at the age of 15. Denise received a grant at the age of 18 to study at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts (ALRA) in Wandsworth, where she graduated in 2003.