Benjamin Reilly is an actor writer, and graduate of The GSA. He is currently performing to sold out audiences in his critically acclaimed play Mortal Sin at Bewleys Theatre, which he wrote, and stars in.
Irish Independent
“It’s poignant, bittersweet, and heartfelt… Reilly and Fenton are charming and touching as the inseparable pair”
The Arts Review
“Reilly's cross pollination of the final, bittersweet monologues showing superb technical innovation… Reilly seducing irrevocably with endearingly engaging performances. … confirming Reilly as a serious talent to watch out for”
No More Workhorse
''Reilly and Fenton are razor sharp. It is a great pleasure to watch them as they bring to life Reilly’s whip-smart text… its fertile ground for high comedy, and Reilly knows how to write it. Reilly and Fenton together know how to perform it. In addition to his writing and acting skills, Reilly, with a fine voice, sang, unaccompanied, a verse from the Old Triangle. He is a young man of many talents.''
Stage Credits
Before that, seen in his sell out one man show DANNY RYAN (Smock Alley Theatre) Ben has performed with many of Ireland’s leading theatres including Sam in The Long Christmas Dinner (The Abbey Theatre), Tom in Philadelphia, Here I Come! (Cork Opera House), Bassanio in The Merchant of Venice (The Mill), and Glen in The Wind that Shakes the Wig (Cork Midsummer Festival).
Screen Credits
On screen, Ben stars as Tom in upcoming feature film Chasing Millions (Mammoth Films) opposite Christopher Eccleston and Madeleine Madden, and as Sam in upcoming feature film The Horrors (Sourface Pictures), opposite Calum Maxwell. Reilly has also been in various national ad campaigns for brands like Chill Insurance, Islands Edge, and Club Orange.