Killian Sheridan

Killian studied drama full time in Dublin for three years. His work includes stage, corporate role playing, TV, commercials and short films.
Theatre work includes the character of ‘Da’ in Kathleen Doyles ‘What Would Ma Say’. ‘Padraig Pearse’ in Brian Merriman’s ‘Eirebrushed’ at the Gay Theatre Festival (IDGTF). ‘Ben’ in Alan Flanagan’s critically acclaimed play ‘Irreconcilable Differences’ at the Edinburgh Fringe and his award winning play ‘Billy Redden’ in the IDGTF 2010. Other Theatre roles include ‘Fats Rothstein’ in Chris Lynch’s ‘LA Blues’, ‘Sidney Bruhl’ in Ira Levin’s ‘Deathtrap’, ‘Pato Dooley’ in Martin McDonagh’s ‘Beauty Queen of Leenane’ and ‘Thomasheen’ in John B. Keane’s ‘Sive’. He appeared in Vincent Lambes Oscar nominated ‘Detainment’ playing the role of ‘Neil Venables’, RTEs Republic of Telly and Idir Mná on TG4 among others.

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