Eamon Morrissey Eamon Morrissey participated in The Country Boy, Sive, The Playboy of the Western World (2004 production & Perth, Australia tour 2005). He has acted in various other plays, including ‘Famine’, ‘Big Maggie’and ‘The Dandy Dolls, Purgatory’. Morrissey played Fluther in the ‘ The Plough and the Stars’and has performed his solo show ‘The Brother D’ in the Assembly Rooms. He is also a screen and television actor: Hall’s Pictorial Weekly, Eat the Peach, Over The Rainbow, This is My Father, Father Ted, Durango, The Fitz, The Seventh Stream, Any Time Now, The Trouble with Sex. He has received The Sunday Independent/Irish Life special award for comedy, along with a Jacob’s Television Award. PLAYWRITING CREDITS Mr. Gulliver's Bags Adaptations/Translations Gach Neach Beo Patrick Gulliver The Brother The Third Policeman CREDITS AS ACTOR PLAY TITLE AUTHOR Barbaric Comedies Frank McGuinness A version of the original plays by Ramón María del Vallé-Inclán. Borstal Boy Frank MacMahon Based on Brendan Behan's autobiographical novel. Canaries Bernard Farrell Famine Tom Murphy (1) Hotel Casanova Fergus Linehan (1) A version of Georges Feydeau's original farce, L'Hotel du Libre-Échange. It's Later Than You Think Lucienne Hill From the originial by Jean Anouilh. Kevin's Bed Bernard Farrell Liam Liar Hugh Leonard Adapted from 'Billy Liar' by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall. Lovers : Winners Brian Friel Mr. Gulliver's Bags Eamon Morrissey No More in Dust John B. Keane Once Upon Eternity William Finnan Patrick Gulliver Eamon Morrissey An entertainment based on the works of Jonathan Swift. Philadelphia, Here I Come! Brian Friel Savoy Eugene O'Brien She Stoops to Conquer Tom Murphy (1) Adapted from Oliver Goldsmith's original play. The Bear Brian Friel A version of the original play by Anton Chekhov after a literal translation by Úna Ní Dhubhghaill. The Broken Jug John Banville An adaptation of Heinrich Von Kleist's early nineteenth century classic. The Brother Eamon Morrissey The Freedom of the City Brian Friel The Gentle Island Brian Friel The J. Arthur Maginnis Story Tom Murphy (1) The London Vertigo Brian Friel Based on Charles Macklin's original play 'The True Born Irishman' or 'The Irish Fine Lady'. The Signalman's Apprentice Brian Phelan Uncle Vanya Brian Friel A new version of the original play after a literal translation by Úna Ní Dhubhghaill. CREDITS AS DIRECTOR PLAY TITLE AUTHOR Mr. Gulliver's Bags Eamon Morrissey The Third Policeman Eamon Morrissey CREDITS AS ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER PLAY TITLE AUTHOR No More in Dust John B. Keane