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April 1, 2020April 1, 2020 Vincent Announcements

Art… Will Find a Way

These are indeed strange times for humanity, as we collectively reel from the fallout that COVID-19 is continually blasting us with. To be clear, this is nothing I like to joke or about or take less-than-seriously. Not only are lives being lost, but livelihoods as well. No group knows this fearful effect more than artmakers … Continue reading Art… Will Find a Way

April 29, 2019April 29, 2019 Vincent Announcements, Openings

Catching Stars

Above us, constantly swirling around, adrift in time and space are untold billions of stars. Balls of fire that may just be hiding a secret, long lost to the grown-ups of the world, but one that every child undeniably knows to be true: That magic exits. It exists in the budding trees in springtime, the … Continue reading Catching Stars

April 3, 2019 Vincent Announcements, Openings

Anne Frank: Understanding/Understudy

After I closed Sense and Sensibility not too long ago, I delved into the next project 2019 had in store for me, and it stood in stark contrast to the light-hardheartedness of the Jane Austen classic. This was The Diary of Anne Frank, the play by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett based on Anne Frank's … Continue reading Anne Frank: Understanding/Understudy

October 11, 2018October 11, 2018 Vincent Announcements

The Year of Women and Frankensteins

Well, it's October again and just as with the past two Halloween seasons, my play Frankenstein lives again! This time around, the show is being produced by River Company, a troupe who not only knows how to stage plays, but also design one really stellar Franken-bird. The genesis of the project started with a dear colleague … Continue reading The Year of Women and Frankensteins

May 8, 2018May 9, 2018 Vincent Announcements

What’s Bloomin’ this Spring?

Two years after I ended my first run on the Heartwood boards, I find myself back in coastal Maine performing in a staged reading of Bloomsday by Steven Dietz. Directed by Griff Braley and featuring the talents of Deirdre Manning, Mary Fraser and Cliff Blake, this is a play that... well, it's a bit trippy … Continue reading What’s Bloomin’ this Spring?

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 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!

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

February 20, 2017February 20, 2017 Vincent Openings

It’s a *Death* trap!

This past weekend I had the immense pleasure of opening Deathtrap at Theatre in the Round Players in Minneapolis. From the cast to the director and most certainly the script, it has been an all round joyful experience. Without revealing too much, Deathtrap is a thriller that tells the story of a veteran playwright named … Continue reading It’s a *Death* trap!

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Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
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.
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
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.
Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Joseph Papke. Photo by Lou Bedor III
Classical Actors Ensemble. Directed by Joseph Papke. Photo by Lou Bedor III
Arcadia.Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Leah Cooper.
Arcadia.Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Leah Cooper.
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 Little Mermaid; Directed by Shana Gozansky. Hangar Theatre
The Little Mermaid; Directed by Shana Gozansky. Hangar Theatre
Mary's Wedding. Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Megan K. Pence
Mary’s Wedding. Commonweal Theatre. Directed by Megan K. Pence
Come Blow Your Horn. Alhambra Theatre & Dining. Directed by Tod Booth
Come Blow Your Horn. Alhambra Theatre & Dining. Directed by Tod Booth
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
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.
The Ghost Train. Wayward Theatre Co. Directed by Sarah Nargang
The Ghost Train. Wayward Theatre Co. Directed by Sarah Nargang
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Clybourne Park. Yellow Tree Theatre. Directed by Craig Johnson.
Clybourne Park. Yellow Tree Theatre. Directed by Craig Johnson.
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
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.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
Of Mice and Men. Park Square Theatre. Directed by Annie Enneking.
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
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.
Snowed Inn. DalekoArts. Directed by Ben Thietje
Snowed Inn. DalekoArts. Directed by Ben Thietje
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
The Oresteia; Directed by Kristin Halsey. Hero Now Theatre.
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
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
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
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Almost, Maine. Paul Bunyan Playhouse. Directed by Jim Williams
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
Heartwood Regional Theater Company. Directed by Griff Braley. Photo Credit: Jenny Mayher
LEVELING UP; Directed by Mark Routhier
LEVELING UP; Directed by Mark Routhier
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