Michael Glenn Murphy
Michael was most recently seen on stage in a site-specific piece from ANU, CYCLONE, directed by Louise Lowe for the Dublin Theatre Festival.
His other most recent credits include the one-man-show, THE HOMECOMING OF JOSEPH GRACE, directed by Louise Lowe for Once Off Productions, THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS, directed by Tom Creed at The Abbey, KING LEAR at The Gate, directed by Roxana Silbert opposite Conleth Hill; and THE DEAD, from Landmark Productions and ANU, at the Museum of Literature in Dublin, directed by Louise Lowe.
Recent on-screen work includes the roles of Don Randy in BRASSIC for Sky One, and Old Gerry in BODKIN for Netflix. He also recently appeared in THE RELUCTANT ROYAL, a film directed by Kevin Fair for Hallmark.
Other on-screen credits include: HARRY WILD (Acorn TV), FINKY (CINE4), THE ALIENIST (TNT / Paramount Television), ACCEPTABLE RISK (RTÉ / Acorn TV), AN KLONDIKE (Abu productions TG4), SWANSONG (Florin Films), THE BILL (Thames TV), TAGGART (SMG Productions), LIKE FATHER
Theatre credits include: MASK MONOLOGUES (Glass Mask Theatre), STAGING THE TREATY (ANU / The National Concert Hall), OUR LITTLE WORLD (Exit Pursued by a Bear Productions / Mud Island Community Gardens), BOOK OF NAMES (ANU / Landmark), STANZA OF THE GREAT HUNGER (IMMA), THE LEAP (Fishamble / The Ark), THE ANVIL (ANU / Manchester International Festival), HAUGHEY/GREGORY (Fishamble), the VOD stream of INSIDE THE GPO (Fishamble), LOC (ANU / The Abbey Theatre), JUDGING SHAW (ANU), FUTUREPROOF (The Everyman). MONSTER (Theatre Upstairs), THE ILIAD (Conall Morrison), HAMLET (Second Age), THE AULD FELLA (Dublin Fringe Festival/ Show in a Bag), FAITH (Guna Nua), DRUID MURPHY (Druid), ROMEO AND JULIET (Second Age), BOOKWORMS (Abbey Theatre), MACBETH (Second Age), THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR (Abbey Theatre), ARRAGH NA POGUE (Abbey Theatre), END OF THE ROAD (Fishamble), SLATTERY’S SAGO SAGA (Performance Corporation), THE COLLEEN BAWN (Bedrock / Project Theatre), THE WALWORTH FARCE (Druid), THE LAST DAYS OF JUDAS ISCARIOT (Making Strange Theatre Company), SHINING CITY (Rapture Theatre Company), THE FLAGS (Hull Truck Theatre), MOLLY SWEENEY (Scottish National Theatre), and SHADOW OF A GUNMAN (Glasgow Citizens Theatre).