The Hand That Washed Ashore: A New Horror Play at Twin Cities Horror Festival XII

If you're in Minnesota, create a new tradition this spooky season by seeing some horror-themed theatre. The Twin Cities Horror Festival has been providing such delights for twelve years now; this October, I'm thrilled to be a part of the festival as a producer and playwright. My play, The Hand That Washed Ashore, joins the … Continue reading The Hand That Washed Ashore: A New Horror Play at Twin Cities Horror Festival XII

“New Leaf” Blooms Opportunity (from Minnesota Playlist)

New Leaf's play development journey to get more local work on more stages Director Ricardo Beaird (Left) leads warm ups with Vincent Hannam (Up), Marci Lucht (Down), and Lynda Dahl (Right); Photo by Denzel Belin by Denzel Belin, September 6, 2019 There is no doubt that new plays draw interest in the theater community. Season … Continue reading “New Leaf” Blooms Opportunity (from Minnesota Playlist)

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)