Actor, Director, Podcaster
"Moira O’Sullivan is the production’s standout performer
with a mien which brings to mind Mad Men’s Elisabeth Moss."
NEWS:
NEXT UP: Assistant Directing "A Tuna Christmas" at Portland Stage, directed by Julia Gibson. Runs November 30-December 24th. Tickets
CURRENTLY: Directing & Dramaturgy Apprenticeship at Portland Stage in Portland, ME for the 2022-2023 season! NEW WORKS: Directing a staged reading of "Jesus Plays Basketball on a Hot Night in Iraq" by Tyler Rivenbark as part of the New Works Series at Playhouse on Park. JUST CLOSED: Directed a production of "Puffs!" at Stagedoor Manor in the Catskills, NY. LISTEN: Portland Stage's "PlayNotes Podcast" hosted by Moira and fellow apprentice Nick Hone, digging deep into the creative process of the Mainstage productions and giving dramaturgical background on the world of the play. Listen and subscribe here PRESS: |
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MISS BENNET: CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLEY
Playhouse on Park "The fine Moira O'Sullivan, as the stern Anne de Bourgh, has qualities that render her sympathetic and completely three-dimensional." -Zander Opper, Talkin' Broadway "A comic twist explodes when Anne, Moira O’Sullivan, arrives with her own unique take." -Bonnie Goldberg, The Middletown Press BENEATH THE GAVEL 59E59 Theatres, Off-Broadway "Moira O’Sullivan 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
