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***** 5 star 'Being Human' last ever episode review | Cultbox TV | 10 March 2013
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5 star 'Being Human' series 5 episode 6 'The Last Broadcast' review from Cultbox TV - Rob Smedley "this is the last chance we'll get to say it, so here goes: Socha, Bracken, Molony – take your bows. Yours was a perfect trinity."
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'Being Human 'Series 5 ep 5 review | 'Damien Molony’s performance is perfection itself' - SFX Magazine | 3 March 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 episode 5 - 'No Care, All Responsibility' review from SFX Magazine - Ian Berriman(no longer available)"Hal falling off the wagon is a horrible sight – once again, Damien Molony’s performance is perfection itself."
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***** 5 star 'Being Human' Series 5 ep 5 review | Cultbox | 3 March 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 episode 5 'No Care, All Responsibility' review from Cultbox - Rob Smedley "her [Alex's] emotional ultimatum to Hal wounds deeper than any stake, while Damien Molony isolates the lower part of Hal's gasping addict's face to give the finest quivering lip action we've seen...
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Theatre Review if You Don't Let Us Dream, We Won't Let You Sleep | Partially Obstructed View (blog)
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Really enjoyed this reivew by a theatre blogger, it's not 100% gushingly positive, but it is insightful and it does talk about performance rather than just the content of the play."Big Favourite Round These Parts Damien Molony has been showing off his range impressively on TV lately and he's...
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***** 5 star Being Human Series 5 ep 4 Review | Cultbox | 24 February 2013
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5 star 'Being Human' Series 5 episode 4 review from Cultbox - Rob Smedley “For Hal there’s only defeat, and as the stress brings the Old One addict out in him, so we get a terrific performance from Molony.”
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***** 5 star 'Being Human' Series 5 ep 4 review | Digital Spy | 24 February 2013
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5 star 'Being Human' Series 5 ep 4 review from Digital Spy - Morgan Jeffery “Damien Molony remains as compelling as ever – the aforementioned Sylvie scene, essentially a near two-minute monologue, is one of his finest Being Human moments to date.”
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4.5 star 'If You Don’t Let Us Dream, We Won’t Let You Sleep' review | The Public Reviews | 21 February 2013
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4.5 star 'If You Don’t Let Us Dream, We Won’t Let You Sleep' review from The Public Reviews - Andy Moseley"The cast all deliver excellent performances, and it’s impossible to single any one person out for individual praise in an ensemble piece with no weak links in the chain."
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'If You Don't Let Us Dream, We Won't Let You Sleep' Review | British Theatre Guide | 21 February 2013
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Positive review for 'If You Don't Let Us Dream, We Won't Let You Sleep' at the Royal Court from the British Theatre Guide. Damien is not specifically mentioned, but there are great pics of 2 of 3 character he plays!
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'Being Human' Series 5 Episode 1 Review | The Guardian Blog | 4 February 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 Episode 1 review from The Guardian Blog – Dan Martin "Last year saw the introduction of Damien Molony as Hal, the vampire dreamboat with OCD, and Michael Socha as little-werewolf-lost Tom. Both fantastic performances proved the original Being Human flatmate template wa...
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'Being Human' Series 5 review | 'The real find is Damien Molony' - Metro | 4 February 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 episode 1 review from Metro - Keith Watson"The real find is Damien Molony as Hal, who carried off flashback scenes as a charmer toff from 1918 with laddish élan – shame there weren’t more of those – but was equally at home with the rather more mundane demands on a vampire’s time in...
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Being Human Series 5 - 1 'The Trinity' Review | The Radio Times | 29 January 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 Episode 1 'The Trinity' review from The Radio Times - Gill Crawford "Creator Toby Whithouse has performed nothing short of a miracle in keeping the Being Human story going after the loss of his original cast. The chemistry between the three leads – Damien Molony, Michael So...
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Being Human Review Series 5 ep 1 - The Trinity (spoiler-free) | Sci-fi Bulletin | 29 January 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 Episode 1 'The Trinity' review from Sci-Fi Bulletin - Paul Simpson
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Being Human series 5 episode 1 spoiler-free review | Den Of Geek | 14 January 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 episode 1 review from Den Of Geek“Michael Socha and Damien Molony are amazing finds that bring back the comedic element of Being Human.”
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'Being Human' Series 5 Episode 1 Review | Cultbox | 18 January 2013
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'Being Human' Series 5 Episode 1 'The Trinity' Review from Cultbox - Rob Smedley "Hal, all rock hard abs and regret, has lost none of his intensity. Damien Molony negotiates the haunted charm of the vampire so beautifully that even a trickle of saliva running down his lip at one point becomes engagin...
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'Tis Pity She's A Whore Review | The Telegraph | 19 May 2011
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''Tis Pity She's A Whore' Review from The Telegraph - Dominic Cavendish (Another glowing revew for Tis pity and Damien's performance. Wonderful to read these retrospectively, especially after Damien won a Charleson prize for his performance earlier this year. Also intersting is the contro...
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TRAVELLING LIGHT REVIEW by London Laura
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Please do check out Laura's excellent review of Damien's National Theatre production Travelling Light, posted over on the fansite! http://damienmolony.org/2012/08/07/travelling-light-review/ Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and photos of the play Laura, I really...
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'Travelling Light' NT Live review | 'Damien Molony is 'Gently Charming'' - National Post | 19 June 2012
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'Travelling Light' NT Live screening reviewed in The National Post by Robert CushmanDamien Molony is gently charming as the young pioneer of spectacle who starts with home movies and finds himself telling stories about the girl he loves in the medium he loves (Posting for interest and the note w...
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'Tis Pity She's A Whore Review | WhatsOnStage | 11 May 2011
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''Tis Pity She's A Whore' review from WhatsOnStage - Ron Simpson (archived) “Sara Vickers and Damien Molony, barely out of drama school, give the siblings all the devotion and apparent innocence you could wish.. the intelligence and intensity of their performances suggest highly successful ca...
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'Tis Pity She's A Whore Review | A Younger Theatre | 18 May 2011
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Shy way from controversial material? Not Damien Molony, 'Tis Pity is possibly one of the most controversial plays ever written, with one of the most provocative of subject matters. In recent interviews Damien has described the current production he is appearing in, Travelling Light, as a 'gent...
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'Travelling Light' review | "a nostalgic love-letter about the birth of film" - Shields Gazette | 6 April 2012
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'Travelling Light' at the Theatre Royal Newcastle review, from The Shields Gazzette - Paul Gifford "a nostalgic love-letter about the birth of film and what American cinema owes to Jewish folk culture.""Anthony Sher steals the show as Jacob, ably supported by Damien Molony (Mendl) and Paul Je...
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