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Shaun Blaney. Actor: Farr. Shaun received a BA Hons in Drama from Queen's University in 2008. He was awarded Best Male Performance in a drama at the 2015 IAWTV Awards in Las Vegas Nevada for his leading role in the crime series 'Farr', which he co-created for RTE Ireland's Storyland series.
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Shaun Blaney. Actor: Farr. Shaun received a BA Hons in Drama from Queen's University in 2008. He was awarded Best Male Performance in a drama at the 2015 IAWTV Awards in Las Vegas Nevada for his leading role in the crime series 'Farr', which he co-created for RTE Ireland's Storyland series. Shaun has written and directed both theatre and film, with theatre production Hard Luck for The Queen's ...
Sep 16, 2012 · Pinned Tweet. Shaun Blaney. @shaunblaney. ·. Sep 2, 2022. Ed fringe reviews 2022 "Shaun Blaney gives a storming performance" - THE WEE REVIEW - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "A remarkable performance that brings tears to the eyes." - BROADWAYBABY - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "simply extraordinary" - Liam Rudden - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ...
Jun 14, 2022 · Downpatrick actor Shaun Blaney told David Hennessy about the new play that tells the story of The Guildford 4’s Gerry Conlon after he was released from prison. London-based Downpatrick actor Shaun Blaney has been lauded for playing The Guildford 4’s Gerry Conlon in the stage play In The Name of the Son.
Apr 20, 2024 · Shaun Blaney is a Northern Irish actor and graduate of Queen’s University Belfast. Shaun performed the critically acclaimed one man show 'In The Name Of The Son' (Lyric Theater Belfast/Grand Opera House Belfast) chronicling the life of Gerry Conlon, which toured to Edinburgh fringe and is set to travel to the Auckland Theater festival in New Zealand in 2024.
We caught up with Actor Shaun Blaney before rehearsals started. We asked him a few questions about his up coming role as Gerry Conlon in 'In the Name of the Son'.
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Apr 30, 2017 · Shaun Blaney. In Interviews, London theatre, Plays by Daniel Perks30th April 2017. COMET is meant to be an unanticipated conversation, a guerrilla style performance that catches its audience offguard and hits them with verbatim issues facing young people today. So it’s strange that I am sat opposite actor Shaun Blaney in a coffee shop ...
