Suzy Lawlor

ABOUT SUZY LAWLOR

as Anne Parr

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Eye Color: Blue

Height: 5' 3"

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Actor Bio: Suzy graduated from the Gaiety School of Acting Professional Acting Diploma, in June 2005. Since then she has appeared in Showbands II directed by Ian Fitzgibbon for Parallel Films/RTE and appeared as Boo in Adrenalin directed by Karl Shiels for Semper Fi Theatre Company for the Dublin Theatre Festival Fringe, she appeared in The Worst Thing directed by Eoghan McLaughlin at Andrew’s Lane Studio and appeared in God’s Grace directed by Karl Shiels for Semper Fi, Ireland, she also appeared as Bianca in a Second Age production of Othello directed by Alan Stanford and as Miranda in The Tempest directed by Pat Kiernan for Corcadorca Theatre Company.

Suzy appeared in the role of Louise in Garage the feature film directed by Lenny Abrahamson for Element Films which was featured in the director’s selection at Cannes 2007. Suzy went on to appear as Betty Paris in the acclaimed production of The Crucible directed by Patrick Mason at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. Suzy recently appeared as Shirley in George Gently featuring Martin Shaw, directed by Euros Lyn for BBC TV. She also appeared in a guest lead (Annie Ward) in Season 6 of RTE’s The Clinic for Parallel Films/RTE1 and recently completed her character’s return in Season 7 of the same series which aired on RTE1 in Autumn 2009. She most recently filmed a recurring role in Season 4 of The Tudors

(Showtime/BBC/CBC) which will air on Showtime in 2010. [source: <a class="external" href="http://www.lisarichards.ie/site/actorsf/suzy-lawlor-actor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="The Lisa Richards Agency">The Lisa Richards Agency</a> ]

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Non-acting careers:

Movies:
Garage (2006)
Speed Dating (2005)
Magic (2005)

TV Shows:
The Clinic (2009)
George Gently (2006)
Showbands 2 (2005)
Luv Is The Drug (2005)

Stage:
The Crucible (2007)
Othello (2007)
God's Grace (2006)
The Tempest (2006)
The Worst Thing (2005)

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Awards:
Received the 'Maureen Potter Award 2004'

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