SEAN SLOAN as Charlie Conlon
 Over the years with STONES IN HIS POCKETS, Sean has performed
in both the Ambassadors Theatre and the Duke Of York’s Theatre
in the West End of London and worldwide in Australia, New Zealand,
Hong Kong, Canada, Austria, Israel and ending the world tour closer
to home in Cork, Ireland.
Sean was born and raised in Camlough, a small village near Newry
in Northern Ireland. He obtained a degree
in production management at the university in Belfast, followed by a postgraduate acting programme
at Mountview Theatre School in London.
Other theatre credits include MARAT/SADE at the Peacock Theatre
in Dublin; ROMEO & JULIET for the Solent People's Theatre; ROBIN
OF SHERWOOD at the Liverpool Playhouse Theatre; LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS
at Chichester Festival Theatre; THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR at the
Watermill Theatre, NEWBURY and DICK BARTON SPECIAL AGENT at the
Warehouse Theatre, Croydon.
He feels extremely privileged and proud to be involved in the production
of STONES IN HIS POCKETS in Malaysia!
KIERAN LAGAN as Jake Quinn
 Kieran Gerard Lagan first appeared in STONES IN HIS POCKETS at the
Duke of York’s Theatre in the West End of London.
Kieran was brought up outside Maghera, Co. Derry and then went
to London and trained at The Central School of Speech and Drama
where he graduated with a BA in Acting in 1996.
Since then his theatre credits has included THE WEIR and THE LONESOME
WEST at the Bolton Octagon, ON MCQUILLAN`S HILL and SECOND-HAND
THUNDER for The Tinderbox Theatre Company, THE DYBUKK at the Battersea
Arts Centre, SOMETIMES and THE LOST CHILD for Replay Theatre Company,
THE LAVENDER SONG at The Prince Theatre, Greenwich, and PETER PAN
Newbury, Watermill Theatre.
On television, Kieran has just completed filming as one of the
leading roles in I FOUGHT THE LAW, a new drama series for BBC Northern
Ireland. He also has done several Radio Plays for BBC Radio.
This is Kieran’s first visit to Malaysia and is delighted
for the opportunity! |
Played 26th April - 1st May, 2004
25/04/2004 The Star by Martin Vengadesan
27/04/2004 New Straits Times by U-En Ng