Actor, Director, Podcaster
"Moira O’Sullivan is the production’s standout performer
with a mien which brings to mind Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss."
- Zeal NYC (Beneath the Gavel - Off-Broadway)
NEWS:
NEXT UP: Directing a staged reading at Playhouse on Park.
BOOKED: Recently cast as Anne de Bourgh in "Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley" at Playhouse on Park, running December 1-19. Click here for tickets! LISTEN: "Back in Town" podcast is now available wherever you get your podcasts! Hosted by Moira and featuring a different creative every episode, exploring their hometowns and how where they grew up has impacted their work today. Listen and subscribe here THIS SUMMER: Directed two shows for Connecticut Shakespeare Festival this summer: "Shakespeare 4 Kids" and "Snow White". Read our "Snow White" Review Here! |
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BENEATH THE GAVEL
59E59 Theatres, Off-Broadway "Moira O’Sullivan, whose characters include a vacuous Gagosian Gallery girl, is the production’s standout performer with a mien which brings to mind Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss." - Justin Sharon, Zeal NYC “The versatile cast is given a workout playing different roles in almost every scene. Constant in the performance is Moira O’Sullivan as eager auction house gopher and assistant Charlotte.” - Victor Gluck, Theater Scene "Beneath the Gavel has a multi-talented troupe that includes Moira O'Sullivan as Charlotte McHenry. The cast deftly also assumes multiple roles to create the mood and setting for the show." - Marina Kennedy, Broadway World |
BILOXI BLUES
Ivoryton Playhouse
"Moira O’Sullivan plays a sweetheart of a hooker; her scenes stay this side of clichéd and are unexpectedly tender."
- Brooks Appelbaum, The Shoreline Times
"Moira O'Sullivan is both tough and funny as the prostitute Rowena, whom the soldiers visit, and she brings a certain slyness to the part."
- Zander Opper, Talkin' Broadway
Ivoryton Playhouse
"Moira O’Sullivan plays a sweetheart of a hooker; her scenes stay this side of clichéd and are unexpectedly tender."
- Brooks Appelbaum, The Shoreline Times
"Moira O'Sullivan is both tough and funny as the prostitute Rowena, whom the soldiers visit, and she brings a certain slyness to the part."
- Zander Opper, Talkin' Broadway
