Two Sides Of A Coin - Cast Profiles
Here's a little about each of our actors;
ANTHONY KELLY - "LEONARD"
Anthony, a graduate of the Sanford Meisner School (LA) and the Gaiety School of Acting has played in many theatre, film and pantomime productions; both in Ireland and the UK. While working with RTE, TV3 and the BBC, among others, and many professional theatre companies Anthony has received many wonderful reviews.
Anthony is currently in pre-production for ‘Two Sides Of A Coin’ for the Gay Theatre Festival and ‘Hidden’ a show to be staged in London later in the year; while also in pre-production for ‘Shades’ a series showing the true life of Irish Gardai.
“Anthony Blake is particularly impressive as the killer”....(Killer Joe).. Emer O’Kelly - Sunday Independent
Anthony is currently in pre-production for ‘Two Sides Of A Coin’ for the Gay Theatre Festival and ‘Hidden’ a show to be staged in London later in the year; while also in pre-production for ‘Shades’ a series showing the true life of Irish Gardai.
“Anthony Blake is particularly impressive as the killer”....(Killer Joe).. Emer O’Kelly - Sunday Independent
BENJAMIN MUSGRAVE - "TERRY"
Benjamin studied Drama and Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University. Since graduating Benjamin has continued to perform as both an actor and a comedian. In the latter capacity he has appeared as an improviser, stand up and M.C. around Ireland and the UK. Benjamin is currently performs fortnightly with The Improphans Improv troup which he co-founded last year. His acting roles have included Maniac (Accidental Death of an Anarchist), Lucky (Waiting for Godot), Gerardo (Death and the Maiden), Mr Utterson (Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde), Denis in Wither at Smock Alley Theatre and most recently as Private Adamson in Feck Off Crows. In 2010 he co-founded
Peachum&Ophelia Productions and appeared in their debut production ‘Lunch’ by Steven Berkoff at The International Bar which was revived as part of the Dublin International Theatre Festival. His most recent screen role was in the short film ‘Mirrorman’ which had its premier screening at the Cannes Film Festival.
Peachum&Ophelia Productions and appeared in their debut production ‘Lunch’ by Steven Berkoff at The International Bar which was revived as part of the Dublin International Theatre Festival. His most recent screen role was in the short film ‘Mirrorman’ which had its premier screening at the Cannes Film Festival.
NIALL BRUTON - "BARRY"
Niall Bruton is from Leixlip, Co Kildare. After being on stage from a young age he went on to complete four years of training with Bull
Alley Theatre Training Company in Dublin. Since graduating Niall has appeared on stage as Terrance in No Tears Productions of A Nice Bed to Die In, which played the New Theatre for two weeks. He performed in Daylight Robbery in the Boys School, Smock Alley. Niall has also
featured in episodes of Crimecall, 24 Hours to Kill and Ripper Street. Niall has recently come off a tour with Moth Productions where he played the part of Davy in A Lock of Fierce Roars, which toured around Cavan, Leitrim, Roscommon, Louth and Donegal. Niall is thrilled to be back in Dublin and to be performing in Two Sides of a Coin as his first appearance in the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival.
Alley Theatre Training Company in Dublin. Since graduating Niall has appeared on stage as Terrance in No Tears Productions of A Nice Bed to Die In, which played the New Theatre for two weeks. He performed in Daylight Robbery in the Boys School, Smock Alley. Niall has also
featured in episodes of Crimecall, 24 Hours to Kill and Ripper Street. Niall has recently come off a tour with Moth Productions where he played the part of Davy in A Lock of Fierce Roars, which toured around Cavan, Leitrim, Roscommon, Louth and Donegal. Niall is thrilled to be back in Dublin and to be performing in Two Sides of a Coin as his first appearance in the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival.
ARON HEGARTY - "RAY"
Aron is a Cork native and grew up in a household promoting and encouraging insight into the human condition and creativity. With an artist for a mother and a psychotherapist father it’s not surprising
that the human psyche fascinates him and he enjoys portraying its many variations and colours through the craft of acting. Cultural interest and awareness has helped him become an excellent observer and mimic of the idiosyncratic differences that make people unique.
that the human psyche fascinates him and he enjoys portraying its many variations and colours through the craft of acting. Cultural interest and awareness has helped him become an excellent observer and mimic of the idiosyncratic differences that make people unique.
