Conor's illustrious career in the entertainment industry spans over four decades, with his first foray into the world of Theatre, Film, and Television dating back to 1979. Initially, he served as an Assistant Stage Manager for the Irish Theatre Company, a role that would prove to be a mere stepping stone for the talented individual. Conor's passion for acting soon took center stage, as he began to tread the boards of esteemed institutions such as the Abbey and the Gate, as well as touring the UK.
His journey took a detour to Australia, where he spent the better part of a decade honing his craft in Film and Television. However, Conor's creative energies did not remain solely focused on acting, as he co-wrote and developed a feature film screenplay and directed two plays. The allure of his homeland eventually beckoned him back to Ireland, where he joined the esteemed Druid Theatre Co in 1991. A three-year stint at the Abbey Theatre, as well as collaborations with other Dublin-based theatre companies, followed suit.
Conor's Irish Film and Television work continued uninterrupted from 1994 to 1997, with his crowning achievement being a role at the prestigious Royal National Theatre in London in 1998. It was during this period that Conor's entrepreneurial spirit began to flourish, culminating in the formation of Benrae Productions Ltd in 1999. Since then, he has been actively engaged in writing, directing, and producing a diverse array of Film, Television, and Theatre projects.
