BRENNAN ACTING AGENCY
76 Griffin Rath Hall, Maynooth, Co. Kildare
Phone Ronnie: 00353 86 783 8619 / 00353 1 6293976
Email: ronnie@brennanactingagency.com
www.brennanactingagency.com
Neil Hogan
Height
Build
6’2”
Athletic
Playing Age
Hair
48 - 58
Brown/Grey
Eyes Blue
Gaiety School of Acting
Helena Walsh
Ouroboros Theatre Co.
Gaiety School of Acting
Classic Stage Ireland
Focus Theatre
Acting for Camera - Kristian Marken
Voice Workshop - Helena Walsh
Speaking Shakespeare by Denis Conway
Performance Year - Tara Derrington
Classical Acting Workshops - Andy Hinds
Stanislavski Studio - Tim McDonnell
FILM & TV
PART
Titanic: Blood and Steel
Fair City
Fr.Callihan - Priest for Hire
UVF Leader
De Angelis Group
Mr. Keating Cardiologist RTE
Fr. Hannigan
UCD School of Film 2007
PLAY
PART
THEATRE
DIRECTOR
2015 Afterthought
2015 Soulsmith
2013 The Tempest
2012 Tiny Plays for Dundrum
2012 Ourselves Alone
She Stoops to Conquer
2011 Pariah or The Outcast
Iphigenia in Aulis
TIC
The Clean House
2009 Cracked Eggs
2009 The Life of Galileo
Driftwood Doll Films
WHIM Productions
St. John's Mill Theatre Co.
Fishamble
JuSt Theatre Company
Smock Alley Players
Duked Productions
Classic Stage Ireland
Focus Theatre
Bluepatch Productions
Scarlet Exchange
Dublin Lyric
Sinead Gibbons
Kevin Henry
Fiona O'Connor
Jim Culleton
Conor Irwin
Kristian Marken
Lenny Hayden
Andy Hinds
Joe Devlin
Aoife Connolly
Tracy Ryan
Conor O'Malley
Hamlet
Old Man
Amy’s Father
Prospero
Various
Malachy
Mr. Hardcastle
Mr. X
Menelaus
Priest
Charles
Ray
Chancellor & Cardinal
Barberini
Claudius & Ghost
Peter Reid
The Winters Tale
Julius Caesar
Camilo
Julius Caesar
AC Productions for ABA
Productions Hong Kong
Classic Stage Ireland
Classic Stage Ireland
Training
PRODUCTION
Skills
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Sports: Swimming and Cycling
Interests: Theatre, Irish Literature, Irish History, Tour Guiding
DIRECTOR
Andy Hinds
Andy Hinds
Other
Performed Dublin Literary & History Tour Review
Reviews
The Sunday Times (June 2011): "when swarthy Paris arrives in Sparta to woo Helen away from her
husband, Menelaus (an enjoyable Neil Hogan)..."
The Irish Times (Sep 2010): "....and thoroughly villainous priest (Neil Hogan)"
Sth. China Morning Post (Apr 09): "...commanding King Claudius from Neil Hogan.."
The Irish Times (Jan 2009): "Neil Hogan is excellent as the sturdy Camillo"...
The Irish Times (July 2008): "The first to impress is Neil Hogan as Julius..."
The Sunday Times (May 2012): "A true ensemble piece, there are plenty of strong performances,
particularly from Neil Hogan........"