Picture Album: Shane Cadden

      Training:

• Studied the Foundation & Advanced Drama courses in Liberties College from Sep 2013 to May 2015, FETAC Level 5 Theatre Performance & FETAC Level 6 Classical Acting
  

• Studied the Associate Trinity College, London (ATCL) Speech and Drama diploma course from Sep 2014 and May 2015 (Correspondence course)

• Studied in the Gaiety School of Acting's Advanced Acting Course (Sep 2015 � Jun 2016)

• Studied David Scott's The Applied Art of Acting course (Sep 2016 � Nov 2016)

• Studied in the New York Conservatory of Dramatic Arts' Summer Program (June 2017) and Film and TV Year (Sep 2017 - Apr 2018)

      Film and TV Credits:

• Rubberbandits Guide to 1916, RT� Two, role: Battle of the Boyne soldier, 2015

• Secrets of Great British Castles, Channel 5, role: King's messenger, 2016

      Theatre Credits:

• The Pheonician Women by Euripides, directed by Simon Managhan, Liberties College, role: Teiresias, 2013
  

• Journey's End by RC Sheriff, directed by Neville Styles, Liberties College, role: Soldier, 2014

• Henry VI, Part II by William Shakespeare, directed by Simon Managhan, Liberties College, role: Cardinal Beaufort, 2014

• The Town Fop by Aphra Behn, directed by Neil Jordan, Liberties College, roles: Belmour's page / Lord Plotwell's servant / Messenger, 2015

• Performed in the Gaiety School of Acting's Advanced Performance course's showcases throughout Sep 2015 - Jun 2016. Scenes featured:

  • Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Claire Maguire, 2015

  • The Pitchfork Disney by Philip Ridley, directed by Antoinette Duffy, 2016

  • People, Place & Thing by Duncan MacMillan, directed by Claire Maguire, 2016

• Performed in David Scott's Applied Art of Acting course showcase and showreel, throughout Sep 2016 - Nov 2016. Scenes and monologue featured, all directed by David Scott:




Broken Glass by Arthur Miller (scene)

Happy Family by Giles Cooper (scene)

• Away by Michael Gow (monologue)

      Special Skills: 

Basic Irish and French language skills
Good with animals

      Voice Credits:

      Accents:

Northern Irish (native)
English
Australian
Standard American