Michael Judd |
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Height: 6' 4'' (193 cm)
Principal Age Range: 60 plus
Build: Average
Hair: Bald
Eyes: Blue
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Michael is a native Dublin actor.
He played 'Fr Joseph Leonard' (aka 'Chaplain') in Gerard Humphrey's new play "JACKIE" which ran daily until Saturday, October 10th live and outside at the YEATS MEMORIAL on STEPHENS GREEN.
Michael's screen credits include "Blacksmith" in the sixth season of HISTORY'S VIKINGS, "Senior Barrister William Moore Johnson" in Colm Bairéad's docu-drama "THE MAAMTRASNA MURDERS", and a supporting role in the feature film "THE MAN WHO INVENTED CHRISTMAS" (Netflix) which stars Dan Stevens (Charles Dickens), Christopher Plummer (Scrooge), and Jonathan Pryce (Mr Dickens).
Theatre wise Michael most recently performed in Jack Harte's play "KILLING GRANDAD" which ran nightly in The New Theatre in Dublin's Templebar back in March.
He performed in Mouth on Fire's production of Samuel Beckett's "ALL THAT FALL" and "WAITING FOR GODOT" (‘Pozzo’) which toured to two venues in Japan - Theatre X Cai in Tokyo and in Kyoto University Art & Design, Kyoto. He also performed in their production of "A CELEBRATION OF JONATHAN SWIFT: A MODEST PROPOSAL" directed by Cathal Quinn which ran in Dublin Castle.
He continues to perform nationally in Micháel MacLiammóirs one-man show "THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING OSCAR".
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Skills
Accents: Dublin (Native), Regional Irish, English RP, English, Scottish, American Performance: Improvisation Vehicle Licences: Full Driving Licence
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Training |
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Course/Workshop |
Facilitator/Venue |
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Herbert Berghof Studio, NYC |
Multiple inc. Katharine Sergava, Bill Hickey, Michael Beckett, Sandy Dennis & Bill Malone |
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Screen |
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Film/TV |
Role |
Director |
Production Company |
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Vikings VI (Television) |
Blacksmith |
Katheryn Winnick |
TM Productiions for History Channel |
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The Maamtrasna Murders (Television) |
William Moore Johnson |
Colm Bairead |
ROSG for TG4 |
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The Man Who Invented Christmas (Feature) |
Pie Man |
Bharat Nalluri |
Parallel Films |
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One Life to Live (Television) |
Séan O |
Robert Woods |
ABC TV, NYC |
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Breaking Rocks (Short Film) |
Father Mahony |
Barry Dignam |
Moonstone |
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Northanger Abbey (Television) |
Parson |
Jon Jones |
ITV/Granada |
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The Clinic (Television) |
James Ross |
Liam Cunningham |
Sth Circ. TV Prods. |
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Proof 2 (Television) |
Mr. Bonner |
Thaddeus O'Sullivan |
Subotica |
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Family Fortune: De Valera's Irish Press (Television) |
Patrick McGilligan TD |
Gerry Nelson |
Mint Productions |
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Frongoch (Television) |
Colonel Heygate-Lambert |
Rosie Nic Cionnaith |
Cwmni Da Ltd. (S4C, TG4, ITV1 Wales) |
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Flight of the Earls (Television) |
Sir Arthur Chichester |
Paul Larkin |
Midas Productions |
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Killinascully (S5 E1) (Television) |
Billy the Butcher Kennedy |
Eugene O |
Pat Shortt Productions |
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Theatre |
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Play |
Role |
Theatre/Theatre Company |
Director |
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Waiting for Godot |
Pozzo |
Mouth on Fire, Tour to Japan |
Cathal Quinn |
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The Seafarer |
Ivan |
Capital Rep. Albany NY |
Terence Lamude |
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Davis & the Young Irelanders |
Daniel O'Connell |
Dublin City Hall |
Ray Yeates |
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Madame McAdams TT |
Bun Burke |
Actors Playhouse NYC |
Charlotte Moore |
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The Consequences of Lightning |
Fr. Martin |
Axis, Ballymun |
Ray Yeates |
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Da |
Da |
Irish Arts Centre NYC |
Chris O'Neill |
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Our National Games |
Sergeant Krinnion |
Axis, Ballymun |
Ray Yeates |
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The Importance of Being Oscar |
Narrator, Oscar, Various |
Bewley |
Sinéad Colreavy |
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Lovechild |
Denis, Bishop, Con |
Irish Arts Centre NYC |
Nye Heron |
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Grandchild of Kings |
Michael O'Casey |
Theatre for the New City NYC |
Harold Prince |
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The Importance of Being Oscar |
Narrator, Oscar, Various |
Camilla Theatre NYC |
Sinéad Colreavy |
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The Home Place |
Johnny McCloone |
Gate Theatre & West End, London |
Adrian Noble |
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Juno and the Paycock |
Charles Bentham |
Irish Repertory Theatre |
Charlotte Moore |
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The Little Dance Girl |
Séan |
Livin Dred/Ramor Theatre |
Pádraic McIntyre |
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A Couple of Blaguards |
Malachy McCourt |
Triad NYC & US Tour |
Howard Platt |
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The Playboy of the Western World |
Jimmy Farrell |
Long Wharf CT/Steppenwolf |
Doug Hughes |
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The Green Fool |
James Kavanagh |
Upstate Theatre Co. |
Declan Gorman |
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Hughie |
Charlie Hughes |
Bewley's Café Theatre |
Kelly Campbell |
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The Tinker's Wedding |
Priest |
Abron Arts Centre NYC |
Sinéad Colreavy |
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Riders to the Sea |
Michael |
Abron Arts Centre NYC |
Sinéad Colreavy |
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Catastrophe |
Director |
Soho Rep. NYC |
Sinéad Colreavy |
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Once a Catholic |
Mr. Emmanuelli |
Irish Bronx Theatre NYC |
Jimmy Smallhorne |
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The Country Boy |
Eddie |
Irish Bronx Theatre NYC |
Chris O'Neill |
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Shadow of a Gunman |
Mr. Henderson |
Irish Repertory Theatre |
Charlotte Moore |
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The Townlands of Brazil |
Oscar the Turk |
Axis, Ballymun |
Ray Yeates |
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Voice |
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Title |
Role |
Director |
Production Company |
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Talking to Mr. Wall |
Grandfather |
Deirdre Roycroft |
RTE Jr |
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Gettysburg Address |
Narrator |
John McDonagh |
WNPR Radio CT |
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Ulysses |
Buck Mulligan |
Isaiah Schaeffer |
WBAI Radio NYC |
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Cobwebs & Chandeliers |
Estate Agent |
Pádraic McIntyre |
RTE Radio 1 Drama |
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