Philip O’Sullivan
Philip’s latest appearances at the Abbey Theatre were in The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui and The Big House. He was a member of the Abbey Company from 1973-77 and from 1979-84. Productions in that time included Oedipus, Mrs Warren’s Profession, Hamlet, Measure for Measure, The Vicar of Wakefield, Mary Makebelieve, The Glass Menagerie, The Hidden Curriculum, The Plough and the Stars, The Hard Life and Sanctified Distances. Other theatre credits include One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Love for Love, You Never Can Tell, Hay Fever, Jennifer’s Vacation, Tartuffe, A Tale of Two Cities, Lady Windermere’s Fan, The Misanthrope (Gate Theatre), A Delicate Balance by Albert Albee (Focus), Come Up and See Me Sometime (Pavilion), The Dock Brief by John Mortimer (Bewleys Café Theatre), Olga by Laura Ruohonen (Rough Magic), Peter Schaffer’s Amadeus (Theatreworks/Ouroborus), Brian Friel’s Making History (Ouroborus), How Many Miles to Babylon? by Jennifer Johnston (Second Age), The Gist of It by Rodney Lee (Fishamble), The Goat by Albert Albee, Underneath the Lintel by Glen Berger and The Last Days of the Celtic Tiger by Paul Howard (Landmark). Television and film credits include Sean, Teresa’s Wedding, The Burke Enigma, Leave it to Mrs O’Brien, Eagles and Trumpets, SOS Titanic, The Ambassador, The American, Anytime Now, Veronica Guerin, The Return, Tristan and Isolde, Fr Tracey in Glenroe, Showbands, Roysten Vesey the Motion Picture, The Baby War, Pure Mule, Studs The Tiger’s Tail, Anner House, The Tudors and The Last Leaf.
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