Aedín Moloney is a remarkably talented and versatile artist, whose impressive repertoire of skills encompasses not only the realm of acting, but also the realms of production and direction. Her most recent directorial and producing endeavors, in particular, are worthy of note, as they showcase her remarkable range and versatility as a creative force.
Aedín has had the unique privilege of collaborating with a distinguished array of writers and artists, including the renowned Colum McCann, on the acclaimed adaptation and performance of "Yes! Reflections of Molly Bloom" during the 2019 and 2020 calendar years.
This notable project also featured a comprehensive audio recording, which boasted the esteemed participation of Paddy Moloney, the legendary founder and member of the iconic Irish folk band, The Chieftains.
Aedín Gormley's television career has been marked by several notable appearances, with her most prominent roles including that of Sister Mary Michael in the second season of the critically acclaimed series, The Knick, directed by the renowned filmmaker, Stephen Soderbergh.
Her impressive filmography also features a memorable performance as Mum in the popular Fox TV series, The Exorcist, a role that showcases her exceptional acting abilities.
Furthermore, Aedín has appeared in the 2000 film, Nora, opposite the talented Ewan McGregor, and has had a recurring role in the BBC's hit television series, Ballykissangel, which premiered in 1999.
Aedín is a valued and integral part of Airwayv, a pioneering production company established in the year 2016, and has had the distinction of appearing in not one, but two brand new radio plays, namely Iron Will and Taking Care of Paul.
Noteworthy theatrical appearances encompassed a significant production of The Dead, an esteemed work by the illustrious James Joyce, wherein she convincingly portrayed the character of Morag, showcasing her impressive acting prowess.
Additionally, she took on the pivotal role of Margaret Willoughby in a revival of the captivating drama Women Without Men, which premiered at the esteemed Mint Theatre in the vibrant city of New York.
Aedín's impressive repertoire of performances has garnered her a plethora of esteemed accolades, with one of her most notable achievements being the Best Actress in New Jersey award for her captivating portrayal of George Eliot in the world premiere of Cathy Tempelsman's thought-provoking play, A Most Dangerous Woman, expertly directed by the renowned Tony Award-winning Richard Maltby, in the year 2013.
Furthermore, Aedín's outstanding talent and dedication to her craft earned her another prestigious award in 2014 for her electrifying performance as Dol Common in The Alchemist, a production masterfully directed by the accomplished Bonnie Monte at Shakespeare NJ.
Aedín, the visionary founder and producing artistic director of the esteemed Fallen Angel Theatre in New York, has played a pivotal role in the realization of several critically acclaimed productions, including the 2013 staging of Airswimming and the 2011 premiere of Eva the Chaste.
