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Stanley Townsend Born Dublin, Ireland Occupation Actor Awards Irish Times Best Actor Award 2004 Shining City Stanley Townsend is an award-winning Irish actor. Contents 1 Personal life 2 Career 2.1 Theatre 2.2 Television 2.3 Film 3 References 4 External links // Personal life Townsend was born in Dublin, Ireland.[1] Career Theatre Townsend's work in theatre includes: Remember This,[2] Guys and Dolls and Phedre at the National Theatre, London; The Alice Trilogy,[3] Shining City[4] (for which he won the Irish Times Best Actor Award),[1] Under the Blue Sky[5] and The Weir at the Royal Court, London; The Wake,[6] Trinity for Two and Sacred Mysteries at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin; The Gingerbread Mix-up at St Andrews Lane, Dublin; Prayers of Sherkin[7] at the Old Vic, London; Someone to Watch Over Me at West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds; The Plough and the Stars[8] at the Young Vic, London; Democracy[9] at the Bush Theatre, London; Speed-the-Plow for Project Arts Centre, Dublin; Saint Oscar for Field Day Theatre Company, Derry; Sexual Perversity in Chicago, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, The Country Wife, Nightshade and The White Devil for Rough Magic, Dublin; Who Shall Be Happy...? for Mad Cow Productions, Belfast, London and tour; and 'Art' in the West End. He can currently be seen appearing in Happy Now?, a new play by Lucinda Coxon at the National Theatre, London.[10] Television Townsend's television credits include: Whistleblower, He Kills Coppers, Prosperity, Saddam's Tribe[11], Rough Diamond,[12] Waking The Dead, Spooks,[13] The Virgin Queen, Hustle,[14] Omagh (film), The Brief, Murder Squad, Fallen, Wire in the Blood, The Commander, Menace,[15] Seventh Stream, Heartbeat, Station Jim, Table 12, Casualty, Best of Both Worlds, Active Defence, DDU (Making the Cut), Ballykissangel, Peak Practice, Jonathan Creek, A Touch of Frost, The Governor,[16] The Bill, Parnell, Nighthawks, Fortycoats & Co., Lost Belongings, Lapsed Catholic and Glenroe, Ashes to Ashesand Sherlock (TV series) Film Film includes: Happy-Go-Lucky,[17] Nativity,[18] Flawless,[19] The Tiger's Tale, Isolation,[20] The Libertine,[21] Inside I'm Dancing,[22] Tulse Luper II, Suzie Gold,[23] Wondrous Oblivion,[24] American Girl, Monsieur N, Mystics,[25] The Van, My Friend Joe,[26] Moll Flanders,[27] Jake's Progress, Beyond Reason, Good Girls, In the Name of the Father,[28] Blue Ice, The Miracle[29] and Taffin.[30] References ^ a b BBC - Press Office - Rough Diamond: Stanley Townsend plays Charlie Carrick ^ National Theatre : Productions : Remember This ^ The Stage / Reviews / The Alice Trilogy ^ Shining City, Royal Court, London | | guardian.co.uk Arts ^ The Royal Court Theatre / Under The Blue Sky ^ The Wake. (Abbey Theater, Dublin, Ireland) (theater reviews) | Variety | Find Articles at BNET.com ^ Theatre: First night review - Prayers of Sherkin Old Vic, London | Independent, The (London) | Find Articles at BNET.com ^ Young Vic > What's On > Archive > Production Details ^ thebushtheatre ^ National Theatre : Productions : Happy Now? ^ Sam Wollaston on last night's TV | Media | The Guardian ^ RTÉ Television - Rough Diamond ^ BBC - Spooks - Series 4, Episode 5 Credits ^ BBC - Drama - Hustle - Characters & Actors ^ Menace Credits ^ La Plante Productions - The Governor ^ Happy-Go-Lucky Movie Review From The Berlin Film Festival ^ The Nativity Story Movie Review (2006) from Channel 4 Film ^ Flawless - Cast - New York Times ^ Isolation Movie Review (2005) from Channel 4 Film ^ The Libertine - Cast - New York Times ^ 'Inside I'm Dancing' - Cinema, Movie, Film Reviews - Review by Garreth Murphy | Entertainment.ie Ireland ^ Suzie Gold - Cast - New York Times ^ Wondrous Oblivion - Cast - New York Times ^ RTÉ.ie Entertainment: Mystics ^ My Friend Joe - Cast - New York Times ^ Moll Flanders - Cast - New York Times ^ In the Name of the Father - Cast - New York Times ^ The Miracle - Cast - New York Times ^ Taffin - Cast - New York Times External links Stanley Townsend at the Internet Movie Database Persondata NAME Townsend, Stanley ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH Dublin, Ireland DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH This article about an actor is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. v • d • e