as Big Daddy "towering in every sense of the word". In 2019 O'Malley appeared in a series of award winning TV commercials for Allianz Insurance entitled We Cover Courage, a high-end dramatization of the announcement of the revolutionary Free Education scheme in Ireland in 1967. The Allianz commercials were directed by Richie Smyth (The Siege of Jadotville). In 2021 O'Malley appeared as Snuffy the Hitman in the UK Premiere of David Ireland's Yes, So I said Yes at Chelsea's Finborough Theatre which was well received. The Spectator called O'Malley's performance "astonishing" while The Guardian called it "indominatable " O'Malley garnered his second BEST LEAD PERFORMANCE 2021 nomination at The West End Offie Awards In 2021 it was rumoured that O'Malley began production in Prague as a new character in the sequel to the multi million selling video game Kingdom Come: Deliverance O'Malley is also the voice of the iconic crooked lawyer Nick Virago in the multi-million-selling Lucas Arts CD-ROM Grim Fandango. A voice actor and voice-over artist, O'Malley has voiced over 500 commercials and was for many years the voice of the Utah-based Beneficial Life Insurance Company on commercial radio across North America. Awards O'Malley produced the Irish version of The Rocky Horror Show in Dublin; the show won numerous awards, including a Best Production Jacob's Award. The show's playwright, Richard O'Brien, described O'Malley's Irish production as "without doubt, the sexiest version of my show ever produced". In Los Angeles, O'Malley won a Drama-Logue Best Actor Award for his 1998 performance as Sweeney in Patrick Marber's Dealers Choice at The Mark Taper Forum. A one-off episode of the BBC Series Doctors, a two-handed episode in which O'Malley appeared with actor Christopher Timothy, won a BANFF TV Award. In 2011, a production of Dancing at Lughnasa in which O'Malley appeared as Father Jack was nominated for an MTA Award. In 2015, O'Malley was nominated for an MTA Award and STAGE Best Actor Award for his performance as Big Daddy in Tennessee Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Royal Exchange, Manchester. In 2017, O'Malley was nominated for a West End Offie Award for his performance as the crooked police chief Ivan in the UK premiere of Maxine Gorky's The Last Ones at The Jermyn Street Theatre. In 2021 O'Malley appeared in Yes, So I said Yes at Chelsea's Finborough Theatre. The Spectator called O'Malley's performance "astonishing" and O'Malley received