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Karl Quinn

Karl’s work at Abbey Theatre includes The Plough and the Stars, Christ Deliver Us!, The Duty Master and St. Joan. Recent theatre credits include Slattery’s Sago Saga (Performance Corporation), Swampoodle (Performance Corporation & Solus Nua), Moment, nominated Best Ensemble Off West End Awards (Tall Tales Theatre Company and Bush Theatre), and Connected, which he co-wrote and was nominated for The Bewley’s Little Gem Award, ABSOLUT Fringe 2010. (Projects Arts Centre), The Ones Who Kill Shooting Stars (Upstate), Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme (Livin’ Dred), Anatomy of a Seagull, nominated for Best Supporting Actor Irish Times Theatre Awards and for a Best Actor Absolut Fringe nomination 2009, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Making Strange), Submarine Man (Upstate), Ferry Tales (Carpet Theatre) and In Real Time (Broken Talkers).Other theatre credits include All in the Timing, nominated for Best Actor Dublin Fringe 2008 (Bewley’s Café Theatre), Everybody Loves Sylvia and Fewer Emergencies (Randolf SD | The Company), The Maids, Hedda Gabler, Waterfront Wasteland, Julius Caesar, Hamlet, Macbeth (Winner of the Best Production Dublin Fringe 2001), Jesus has my Mom in there and has Beat Her up Real Bad, Medea Material, Landscape with Argonauts, The Revengers Tragedy, Measure for Measure, The Duchess of Malfi, The Spanish Tragedy, Coriolanus, The White Devil and In the Dark Air of a Closed Room (Loose Canon), Alone It Stands (Yew Tree Theatre), The Orpheus Project (Actors Touring Company), Macbeth (Second Age), No Messin’ with the Monkeys (The Ark), How High is Up (TEAM), Two for Dinner for Two, 50 Ways to Leave Dun Laoghaire and Fire Station (Carpet Theatre). Film and television credits include Fair City and Storylane (RTÉ), Mystic Knights of Tir na n’Og (Fox), Lip Service (Paul Mercier), The Hall (Little Productions) and Dogged (Richard Walsh).


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  • Jonathan Gunning, Michael Glenn Murphy, Karl Quinn, Gary Cooke, Liz Fitzgibbon, Rory Nolan, Marion O’ Dwyer, Stephen Swift, Peter Daly, Damian Kearney, Mark Doherty, Ciarán O’Brien, Clare Barrett and Don Wycherley in THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR by Nikolai Gogol in a new version by Roddy Doyle. Directed by Jimmy Fay. Photo by Ros Kavanagh 2011.
  • Karl Quinn, Stephen Swift, Jonathan Gunning, Ciarán O’Brien, James Murphy and Robert Bannon in THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR, by Nikolai Gogol in a new version by Roddy Doyle. Directed by Jimmy Fay. Photo Ros Kavanagh 2011.
  • Rory Nolan, Karl Quinn, Don Wycherley and Gary Cooke in THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR, by Nikolai Gogol in a new version by Roddy Doyle. Directed by Jimmy Fay 2011. Photo by Ros Kavanagh.
  • Robert Bannon, Stephen Swift, Karl Quinn, Daithí Mac Suibhne and Don Wycherley in rehearsal for THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR by Roddy Doyle directed by Jimmy Fay 2011. Photo by Pat Redmond.
  • Liz Fitzgibbon, Gary Cooke, Michael Glenn Murphy, Karl Quinn, Rory Nolan, Marion O’ Dwyer, Stephen Swift, Peter Daly, Damian Kearney, Mark Doherty, Ciarán O’Brien, Clare Barrett and Don Wycherley in rehearsal for THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR by Roddy Doyle directed by Jimmy Fay 2011. Photo by Pat Redmond.
  • Karl Quinn, Ciarán O'Brien and Joe Hanley in rehearsal for THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS by Sean O’Casey, directed by Wayne Jordan, on the Abbey stage 2010. Pic by Ros Kavanagh
  • Karl Quinn, Peter Hanly, Diarmaid Murtagh, Denis Conway, Tom Hickey in Christ Deliver Us! by Thomas Kilroy, directed by Wayne Jordan on the Abbey stage. Photo by Ros Kavanagh
  • Karl Quinn and Peter Hanly in rehearsal for Christ Deliver Us! by Thomas Kilroy, directed by Wayne Jordan, on the Abbey stage. Pic by Ros Kavanagh.

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