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Biography – Frankie most recently appeared in The Crucible directed by Conall Morrisson as the first production in the newly re-opened Lyric Theatre in Belfast. He alos recently appeared as Uncle Peter at The Plough And The Stars at The Abbey Theatre. He studied at University College Galway and the Conservatoire National Superieur d’Art Dramatique, Paris. He appeared in Much Ado about Nothing directed by Rachel O Riordan at the Lyric, Belfast. Frankie performed his one-man show Tintype at Kilkenny Arts Festival to five star reviews. Other theatre includes Mark Doherty’s Trad produced by Galway Arts Festival (Edinburgh Fringe First and Adelaide Fringe awards, transferred to Bush Theatre, London in 2007, and to Perth Festival, Australia in 2008), Endgame for Prime Cut Productions at the Waterfront Studio, the world premiere of Daragh Carville’s Family Plot for Tinderbox Theatre Company and Conal Creedon’s Second City Trilogy at the Half Moon Theatre, Cork, Conversations on a Homecoming and Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching towards the Somme (Irish Times Best Supporting Actor award) at the Lyric, and many productions for Druid Theatre Company, Galway, including Sharon’s Grave, and At the Black Pig’s Dyke, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Barabbas. TV includes roles in The Return (ITV), Pulling Moves, Any Time Now, Murder in Eden, Children of the North, and as Donal in the long running Ballykissangel (BBC). Recent film roles include Middeltown, Puckoon, Omagh, In the Name of the Father, Sweety Barrett, Fools of Fortune, Angela’s Ashes, Guiltrip, Sweeney Todd and The Birth of Frank Pop. He appeared in City of Embers (Universal) and in Fifty Dead Men Walking(Brightlight Pictures) , both released in 2008. Frankie appeared in Zonad a new feature film written and directed by John Carney for Element Films, The Galway Races directed by Robert Quinn for Great Western Films/TG4 and on Wide Open Spaces written by Arthur Mathews and directed by Tom Hall for Grand Pictures.
Frankie’s London contact is Rebecca Blond Associates telephone 0044 207 351 4100.
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