Here’s some random Colin pics left over from my research into Colin’s old work. None of them are particularly great or obscure, but they’ve been knocking around on my desktop forever, and my research seems to be done for now, so I figured I might as well post ‘em.

Top Left is Colin performing in The Dream of a Summer Day, from a seasonal review put out by Storytellers Theatre Company.

Top Right is Colin performing in Outlying Islands. That’s him on the far left there in the white shirt. It’s kinda a naff picture, I know, and I can’t even remember where I found it or why I left it off the pics post for that play.

Bottom Left is Colin performing in Walking the Road. It’s from his website. I’m just a dunce and left it off my Walking the Road post.

Bottom Right is a promo still from Identity, the failed pilot Colin did before landing Once Upon a Time. It was posted online by Orlando Jones.

Colin’s Old Work (Theater)

This covers all of Colin’s professional work in theater. It does not include plays or performances from his Youth Theatre or Gaiety School days (except those that are listed on his resume). Obviously, video of these performances is not likely to ever emerge, but images from the performances, rehearsals and cast events are available in some cases. If I have additional content from these performances, it will be linked to in the play’s details.

Images of Colin from “The Dream of a Summer Day (2005)

These images are from various places around the internet, including (but not limited to) the websites and/or social media accounts of Liam Halligan, Maria Tecce, Conan Sweeny, and the Irish Theatre Archive. Social Media accounts are not linked to in respect to the privacy of the individuals. Minimal editing done to preserve authenticity. Part 1 is here.

Images of Colin from “The Dream of a Summer Day” (2005)

These images are from various places around the internet, including (but not limited to) the websites and/or social media accounts of Liam Halligan, Maria Tecce, Conan Sweeny, and the Irish Theatre Archive. Social Media accounts are not linked to in respect to the privacy of the individuals. Minimal editing done to preserve authenticity. Part 2 is here.