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Ellie: By the way, what's your name? Peter: What's that? Ellie: Who are you? Peter: Who me? [smiling] I'm the whippoorwill that cries in the night. I'm the soft morning breeze that caresses your lovely face.
January 24, 2018January 24, 2018 Vincent Announcements

Mr. Hannam Goes to St. Paul

The life of a theatre artist is certainly one of constant activity and at times can be a little unpredictable. One day you're sitting in your studio, eager to finally finish the novel you’ve been chipping away at and the next you see a production call needing some stage hands. Hmm… I haven’t done that … Continue reading Mr. Hannam Goes to St. Paul

January 4, 2018January 5, 2018 Vincent Photos

New Headshots!

This past Christmas I decided to update the old headshots. While my previous ones had served me well for seven years, I decided that I may actually look older now at 26 than I did at 20. (I know, I know, it may be a slight difference - but still!) Like back then, I went … Continue reading New Headshots!

November 28, 2017 Vincent Press/Reviews

Vincent Hannam Goes to the Dark Side (Guest Blog)

This blog was written and originally posted by my colleague Ting Ting Cheng for Park Square Theatre on the theatre's own website. You can read it here. In Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, Vincent Hannam plays the cruel and menacing Curley, the boss’ son at the ranch where migrant workers George and Lennie have just arrived. Upon … Continue reading Vincent Hannam Goes to the Dark Side (Guest Blog)

November 21, 2017November 21, 2017 Vincent Movies, Press/Reviews

Trailer for Of Mice and Men

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November 16, 2017November 16, 2017 Vincent Openings

Of Mice and Kids

Running right now at Park Square Theatre is Of Mice and Men, and it’s a show you can catch on the weekends or if you’re bold enough, every weekday morning with dozens of high schoolers! Yep, Of Mice and Men plays just about every morning between now and mid-December to students who get to enjoy … Continue reading Of Mice and Kids

October 16, 2017October 16, 2017 Vincent Announcements

Return of Frankenstein!

Speaking of work that gets seen by hundreds upon hundreds of people (assuming you’ve read my previous post), my touring stage adaptation of Frankenstein is once again on the road for the Hampstead Stage Company. As you remember from last year, I was charged to write this play by my bestie Jay Pastucha (Artistic Director) … Continue reading Return of Frankenstein!

October 16, 2017October 17, 2017 Vincent Announcements

When Work is Play

Whenever people or the IRS ask what my occupation is, I do say “actor”. That’s what my training was in and I’m fortunate enough to often be cast in something or another. While my occupation may be “actor”, that’s not exactly how I “make my living”, i.e. making the money I need to literally survive. … Continue reading When Work is Play

August 26, 2017August 26, 2017 Vincent Announcements

“As You Wish” at the Ballpark

Life is an interesting thing sometimes, especially as an actor. Asked to portray many strange characters, we sort of grow desensitized that this can seem a little... absurd to people unfamiliar with the craft. Well, following a get together of like-minded, absurd theatre folks, I was asked to play the character Westley from the 1987 … Continue reading “As You Wish” at the Ballpark

July 16, 2017July 20, 2017 Vincent Announcements, Openings

Headed back to Almost, Maine

Almost is a town in northern Maine that most people haven't heard of. I mean, it's way north - hundreds of miles from any major point of civilization, where the moose and lonely-hearts roam. What the heck am I going there for? What the heck am I going back there for? Well, because Almost doesn't … Continue reading Headed back to Almost, Maine

June 14, 2017 Vincent Announcements, Press/Reviews

The Oresteia Strikes Back

For those of you who are interested, the adaption of The Oresteia that I was in last year is actually being published! The original is by Aeschylus, of course, but Minnesota writer and poet, Rob Hardy, turned the trilogy of Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, and The Eumenides into one action-packed narrative. I think it's pretty … Continue reading The Oresteia Strikes Back

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Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
LEVELING UP; Directed by Mark Routhier
LEVELING UP; Directed by Mark Routhier
Arcadia.Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Leah Cooper.
Arcadia.Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Leah Cooper.
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Lucio - Measure for Measure. Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Diane Mountford .Photo by Lou Bedor III
Lucio – Measure for Measure. Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Diane Mountford .Photo by Lou Bedor III
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Joseph Papke. Photo by Lou Bedor III
Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Joseph Papke. Photo by Lou Bedor III
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
The Little Mermaid; Directed by Shana Gozansky. Hangar Theatre
The Little Mermaid; Directed by Shana Gozansky. Hangar Theatre
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Women Beware Women. Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Joseph Papke. Photo by Lou Bedor III
Women Beware Women. Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Joseph Papke. Photo by Lou Bedor III
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
The Ghost Train. Wayward Theatre Co. Directed by Sarah Nargang
The Ghost Train. Wayward Theatre Co. Directed by Sarah Nargang
Romeo and Juliet. Mission Theatre Co. Directed by Penelope Parsons-Lord. Photo by Robert Stacke.
Romeo and Juliet. Mission Theatre Co. Directed by Penelope Parsons-Lord. Photo by Robert Stacke.
Romeo and Juliet. Mission Theatre Co. Directed by Penelope Parsons-Lord. Photo by Robert Stacke.
Romeo and Juliet. Mission Theatre Co. Directed by Penelope Parsons-Lord. Photo by Robert Stacke.
Mary's Wedding. Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Megan K. Pence
Mary’s Wedding. Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Megan K. Pence
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Come Blow Your Horn. Alhambra Theatre & Dining. Directed by Tod Booth
Come Blow Your Horn. Alhambra Theatre & Dining. Directed by Tod Booth
Romeo and Juliet. Mission Theatre Co. Directed by Penelope Parsons-Lord. Photo by Robert Stacke.
Romeo and Juliet. Mission Theatre Co. Directed by Penelope Parsons-Lord. Photo by Robert Stacke.
Mary's Wedding. Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Megan K. Pence
Mary’s Wedding. Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Megan K. Pence
Clybourne Park. Yellow Tree Theatre. Directed by Craig Johnson.
Clybourne Park. Yellow Tree Theatre. Directed by Craig Johnson.
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Deathtrap. Theatre in the Round. Directed by Shanan Custer. Photo by Roger Watts
Deathtrap. Theatre in the Round. Directed by Shanan Custer. Photo by Roger Watts
Snowed Inn. DalekoArts. Directed by Ben Thietje
Snowed Inn. DalekoArts. Directed by Ben Thietje
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Lucio - Measure for Measure. Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Diane Mountford .Photo by Lou Bedor III
Lucio – Measure for Measure. Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Diane Mountford .Photo by Lou Bedor III
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
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