Ger has been involved in Theatre for more than 20
years and has appeared in many stage productions,
both in Dublin and the West of Ireland. He helped
to setup the Galway company Heads or Harps and chaired
it in 2001 during the group's tour with 'Factory Girls'
to the Battersea Arts Centre for a London run.
He has performed with Co-Motion
Theatre Co. and Yelof Productions. He was a regular
member of Clockwork Productions who hosted a very
sucessful run of Charlie and Nora in Galway and
later at the 1999 Dublin Fringe Festival. He has
played leading roles in several productions including
Capt. Frank Butler in Aristrocrats, Charlie in Charlie
and Nora and Capt. Boyle in Juno and the Paycock.
Charlie & Nora
by Tina O'Rourke
"There is a quiet little
gem playing in the Town Hall Theatre this week.
Both actors give strong performances but Ger Considine
while telling of the love story in his past gives
a very special moment to the audience." The Galway Advertiser 10/06/99 Michelle Viney
"Tina O'Rourke's two-hander
is a simple but effect piece. Basically a conversation
between two lonely middle-aged people on a "date";
It takes place on a rough hewn park bench seranaded
by the sounds of ambient traffic - it gradually
yields its' story and its' riches. This is a quiet,
careful production that repays attention." The Irish Times 07/10/99 Noeleen Dowling
The theatre production
Lady Windermere's Fan was staged
in An Taibhdhearc, Galway in March 1999. Ger played
the role of Sir James Roystan.
Fever Dream produced by
Libertoy Productions ran for one week in the International
Bar , Dublin in Nov. 2009
The Musical TARA, directed by
Liam Thorntan ran throughout the summer of 1989
in Galway to large tourist audiences. The Fahey
family from Ballinakill were the musicians.
The comedy Grand Little
Woman was staged in An Taibhdhearc, Galway
in 2002 to large audiences & Ger took on the co-lead
of Mick.
In Nov 07 Drama For Schools delighted theatregoers
in the Venue, Ratoath with
their adaption of Othello. The play was staged in
Mullingar the following week.
Pictured here are Ger Considine as Duke and Victor
Feldman as Gratiano
