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Thomas Collins

Thomas Collins

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Place of Birth Ireland
Gender Male
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Biography

Thomas Collins an Irish Traveller is a Graduate of Bow Street Academy. He is known for his performances across film, television, stage, and radio. His screen credits include The Gone (Season 1 & 2, Keeper Pictures) and Love/Hate (RTÉ), as well as feature films such as Thank You Come Again (Top Floor Films), Nails (Fantastic Films), and Urban Traffik (October Eleven Films). On stage, he has appeared in productions for the Abbey Theatre, Fishamble, The Dublin Theatre Festival and The Dublin Fringe Festival. His radio work includes the award-winning No Love Lost (RTÉ Radio One), which earned him a New York Festivals Radio Award.

Alongside acting, in 2025 Thomas is writing his debut feature film The Weight of Silence, which received an Axis Bursary and an Arts Council Agility Award for development. He is also developing the stage play Across the Fence.
Thomas Collins an Irish Traveller is a Graduate of Bow Street Academy. He is known for his performances across film, television, stage, and radio. His screen credits include The Gone (Season 1 & 2, Keeper Pictures) and Love/Hate (RTÉ), as well as feature films such as Thank You Come Again (Top Floor Films), Nails (Fantastic Films), and Urban Traffik (October Eleven Films). On stage, he has appeared in productions for the Abbey Theatre, Fishamble, The Dublin Theatre Festival and The Dublin Fringe Festival. His radio work includes the award-winning No Love Lost (RTÉ Radio One), which earned him a New York Festivals Radio Award.

Alongside acting, in 2025 Thomas is writing his debut feature film The Weight of Silence, which received an Axis Bursary and an Arts Council Agility Award for development. He is also developing the stage play Across the Fence.

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