Acting
Mark P. O'Connor
**Mark P. O'Connor: A Multifaceted Artist**
Mark P. O'Connor is a talented musician and actor whose diverse skills have made a significant mark in the arts. As a versatile musician, he showcases proficiency in various instruments including voice (tenor), piano, guitar, drums, bass, keys, ukulele, bouzouki, and tiple. His captivating performances have graced renowned festivals such as Electric Picnic, the Australian National Folk Festival, and Splendour in the Grass.
Since embarking on his stage acting career in 2010, O'Connor has delivered memorable performances in notable productions. His portrayals include Fr. Flynn in "Doubt: A Parable," The Knave in "2 Gentlemen of Lebowski," and Martin in "Through a Glass Darkly." He has also taken on roles in “Calendar Girls,” “Blackrock,” and “Lieutenant of Inis Mór,” showcasing his range and depth as an actor.
Transitioning to screen acting in 2012, O'Connor has appeared in prominent television series such as "Game of Thrones" Season 8, "Foundation," and "Sherlock and Daughter." His film credits include "Calm with Horses," "I Am Patrick," and "The Northman," among others.
In addition to his performance work, O'Connor is an engaging podcaster, notably for "Remember Dolores Podcast" and "The Craic," contributing to over 100 episodes for LCCR during Culture Night 2020/2021. His contributions to music, theater, and digital media highlight his dynamic presence in the creative landscape.
