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David O’Meara Playing Age : 47---57 Height: 6’0” Hair : Fair/Grey Eyes: Green FILM / TV includes Jack Taylor Harry Dir: Stuart Orne Basú na gCarad (Execution) Whitehall Agent Dir: Jerry O’Callaghan Damo & Ivor Richard Belle Dir: Robert Quinn Sing Street Lover Dir: John Carney Ripper Street Museum Porter Dir: Tom Shankland The Escapist Chief Warden Dir: Gilles McKinnon Sometimes City Steve Dir: Frank Deasy/Joe Lee The Alarms Cocky Journalist Dir: Mark Cantan The Guardians School Prefect German TV Production Grace In America Ghost Of Elvis Dir: Colm O’Brían Creative Cooks World Tour Head Chef Province 5 TV Sampler Football Fanatic RTE 2 THEATRE includes Guerilla Days in Ireland Tom Barry Olympia Theatre, Dir: Neil Pearson Dancing at the Ballroom of Owenie City Theatre, Dir: Michael Scott Romance The Woman in Black Actor City Theatre, Dir: Michael Scott Over & Out (National Tour) Arthur Lane Productions, Dir: Terry Byrne How Many Miles to Babylon Various Second Age, Dir: Alan Stanford Anglo the Musical Bertie Bord Gais/Olympia, Dir: Michael Barker Caven/David Horan Little Women Frederick Baer Gate Theatre, Dir: Michael Barker Caven Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Gooper Gate Theatre, Dir: Mark Brokow Romeo and Juliet Mercutio Second Age, Dir: Alan Stanford Hamlet Fortinbras Second Age, Dir: Alan Stanford Macbeth Banquo Second Age, Dir: Alan Stanford The Misanthrope John Gate Theatre, Dir: Alan Stanford Lady Windemere’s Fan Parker Gate Theatre, Dir: Alan Stanford A View From the Bridge Mike Gate Theatre, Dir: Mark Brokaw A Childs Christmas in Wales Jim Abbey Theatre, Dir: Peter Sheridan Toupees and Snare Drums Guitar Player Peacock Theatre, Dir: David Bolger I Keano Fergie, Dunphia Olympia, Dir: Terry Byrne Blood Brothers Mickey Johnston Olympia, Dir: Danny Hiller The Rocky Horror Show Eddie/Doctor SFX, Dir: Robin LeFevre TRAINING 1978-1980 Dublin Youth Theatre, 1982-1984 Mime and Movement with Conal Kearney/Graduate of Marcel Marceau SKILLS Excellent Singing Voice, Percussion Skills Accents: A Wide Range with very strong mimic skills .

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