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Declan Conlon DECLAN CONLON Height: 6’ Eyes: Grey / Green Hair: Black FILM includes: director WE OURSELVES Paul Mercier WOP DAC SACRIFICE Peter Dowling SFP MY NAME IS EMILY Simon Fitzmaurice Hurricane Films DEBRIS Mark O Rowe Parallel Films LOVE ETERNAL Brendan Muldowney Fastnet Films CALVARY John McDonagh Bruno Films HEREAFTER Clint Eastwood Warner Bros BASKET CASE Owen O’Neil Blinder Films HONEST David A Stewart Honest Prods THE TROUBLE WITH SEX Fintan Connelly Fubar Films ALL SOULS DAY Alan Gilsenan Yellow Asylum Films ROMAN SPRING OF MRS STONE Robert Ackerman HBO TELEVISION includes IRISH CRIME STORY Zuli Aladay Cairde Films COUNSEL Declan Recks Lacada THE BAILOUT Conall Morrison Whitefriar Films VIKINGS IV Ken Girotti VK Prods INSPECTOR JURY Florian Kern IJ Prods AMBER Thaddeus O’Sullivan RTE RAW Various Ecossse / RTE FAIR CITY Various RTE SINGLE HANDED Various Touchpaper / RTE TROUBLE IN PARADISE Various Great Western / RTE HIDE AND SEEK Dearbhla Walsh Accomplice PROOF Ciaran Donnelly Subotica / RTE THE TUDORS Steve Shill Showtime BACHELORS WALK John Carney RTE / BBC HOT HOUSE Cilla Ware Channel 4 DANGERFIELD Laurence Gordon Clark BBC THE FAMILY Michael Winterbottom BBC Cont.. 24 Adelaide Street, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin T: 1 663 8646 www.macfarlane-chard.ie Registered in Ireland Co No: 422112I VAT no: IE 6442112F. Registered under the Data Protection Act Registered Office: 32 Upper Mount Street, Dublin 2 Page 2 DECLAN CONLON THEATRE IRELAND includes Brian in COME ON HOME Rachel O’Riordan Peacock Theatre Turlough in NORA Eoghan Carrick Corn Exchange Gurov in THE YALTA GAME David Grindley Gate Theatre Karenin in ANNA KARENINA Wayne Jordan Abbey Theatre Boyle in JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK Mark O’Rowe Gate Theatre Jack in DANCING AT LUGHNASA Annabelle Comyn Lyric Theatre Belfast & Gaiety Theatre JPW King in THE GIGLI CONCERT David Grindley Gate Theatre Brack in HEDDA GABLER Annabelle Comyn Abbey Theatre Oberon / Theseus in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Gavin Quinn Abbey Theatre Ian in QUIETLY Jimmy Fay Peacock Theatre / Irish Tour/ Soho Theatre London/ Irish Rep New York Charlie in THE HANGING GARDEN Patrick Mason Abbey Theatre Dr Stockmann in AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE Wayne Jordan Gate Theatre Gulliver in DRUM BELLY Sean Holmes Abbey Theatre Paul in THE LAST SUMMER Toby Frow Gate Theatre Ian in QUIETLY Jimmy Fay Peacock Theatre / Edinburgh Christie in THE HOUSE Annabelle Comyn Abbey Theatre Astrov in UNCLE VANYA Mick Gordon Lyric Belfast Peter in THE LAST DAYS OF A RELUCTANT TYRANT Conall Morrison Abbey Theatre Gooper in CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF Annie Ryan DTF & Tour Creon in THE BURIAL AT THEBES Patrick Mason Peacock Theatre Jean in MISS JULIE Michael Barker-Cavan Project Arts Plume in THE RECRUITING OFFICER Lynne Parker Abbey Theatre IMPROBABLE FREQUENCY Lynne Parker Rough Magic Richard in THE COUNTRY Annabelle Comyn Project Arts Michel in A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY Jason Byrne Abbey Theatre Jack in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Alan Stanford Gate Theatre BOOK OF EVIDENCE – One Man Show Gate Theatre Chris Keller in ALL MY SONS Joel Dowling Abbey Theatre Hotspur in HENRY IV Part I Jimmy Fay Abbey Theatre Cont... 24 Adelaide Street, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin T: 1 663 8646 www.macfarlane-chard.ie Registered in Ireland Co No: 422112I VAT no: IE 6442112F. Registered under the Data Protection Act Registered Office: 32 Upper Mount Street, Dublin 2 Page 3 DECLAN CONLON THEATRE IRELAND cont: Heisenberg in COPENHAGEN Lynn Parker Rough Magic Michael Corney in WHISTLE IN THE DARK Conall Morrison Abbey Theatre Charles Bentham in JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK Garry Hynes Gaiety Theatre Mickdeen in FAMINE Garry Hynes Abbey Theatre THEATRE UK includes Muldoon in THE FERRYMAN Sam Mended Gielgud Theatre MY EYES WENT DARK Matthew Wilkinson 59E59 Theatre NYC TERMINUS Mark O’Rowe Young Vic Harry in THE SANCTUARY LAMP Tom Murphy Arcola Theatre Freddie in THE BOOK OF EVIDENCE Alan Gilsenan RSC Fringe / The Gate Joseph in THE WALLS Mick Gordon National Theatre Jaques in AS YOU LIKE IT Greg Doran RSC Nanni Lasca in LA LUPA Simona Gonella RSC Macduff in MACBETH John Crowley West End Ross/Freeman in OUR COUNTRY’S GOOD Max Stafford-Clark Out Of Joint Cain/Judas in THE MYSTERIES Katie Mitchell RSC Pedringano in THE SPANISH TRAGEDY Michael Boyd RSC Takic in THE ENDS OF THE EARTH Andre Serban National Theatre Nedd in THE MACHINE WRECKERS Katie Mitchell National Theatre Skills: Full Driving Licence 24 Adelaide Street, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin T: 1 663 8646 www.macfarlane-chard.ie Registered in Ireland Co No: 422112I VAT no: IE 6442112F. Registered under the Data Protection Act Registered Office: 32 Upper Mount Street, Dublin 2 .
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