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The Spirited Actor - Hamilton Clancy Part 2

Henry VI, Part III: Act 3, Scene 2Richard of GloucesterAugust 15, 2016The pursuit of.... Hamilton Clancy, Artistic Director of The Drilling Company and Shakespeare in the Parking Lot relates Richard of Gloucester's pursuit of the crown with, among other things, the current election and a petulant teenager.  Hear the speech and his fascinating take on the character everyone loves to hate.Click here to follow along with the speech.Click here for the First Folio Version.Click here for a scanned version.Click here to listen to Hamilton talk about Shakespeare in the Parking Lot!

Henry VI, Part III: Act 3, Scene 2Richard of GloucesterAugust 15, 2016 The pursuit of.... Hamilton Clancy, Artistic Director of The Drilling Company and Shakespeare in the Parking Lot relates Richard of Gloucester's pursuit of the crown with, among other things, the current election and a petulant teenager.  Hear the speech and his fascinating take on the character everyone loves to hate. Click here to follow along with the speech. Click here for the First Folio Version. Click here for a scanned version. Click here to listen to Hamilton talk about Shakespeare in the Parking Lot!

In the second part of the Hamilton Clancy interview we visit stories about the Theater Ghost, a horrible audition story, how Drilling Company helped to raise money for the kids at PS87, and actors teaching Sunday school. Don’t forget that Drilling Company is now running The Norwegians by C. Denby Swanson and directed by Elowyn Castle with the following cast:  Hamilton Clancy, Veronica Cruz, Karla Hendricks, and Dan Teachout. The stage manager is Mary Linehan, and the house manager is Milena Davila. Go to the website for more info:  www.drillingcompany.org. Topics covered in the interview:  Intro  (0:00) The Drilling Company Theater Ghost as told by Dan Teachout (5:19) History of space – Mark Zeller (10:03) The new one-act read-aloud, Stephen plays a trick (12:25) The Drilling Company starts producing full-length plays (15:25) The haunted house at PS87, Zombie Labs (16:58) The Discovery Series for developing new plays (19:15) In Memoriam: Edwin Owens and Richard Harden (21:58) Actors teaching Sunday school (25:24) Now playing over 100 performances, The Norwegians (32:08) Hamilton’s bad audition story, the toy fair (35:24)  As usual my buddy Sal Clemente (of Ultrasonic Rock Orchestra) who wrote the podcast theme song, “Here We Go Again,” plays us out.

<a href="http://offoffpod.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/DrillingCompanyInterviewClancy2.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>In the second part of the Hamilton Clancy interview we visit stories about the Theater Ghost, a horrible audition story, how Drilling Company helped to raise money for the kids at PS87, and actors teaching Sunday school. Don’t forget that Drilling Company is now running The Norwegians by C. Denby Swanson and directed by Elowyn Castle with the following cast:  Hamilton Clancy, Veronica Cruz, Karla Hendricks, and Dan Teachout. The stage manager is Mary Linehan, and the house manager is Milena Davila. Go to the website for more info:  <a href="http://drillingcompany.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.drillingcompany.org</a>. Topics covered in the interview: <ul> <li>Intro  (0:00)</li> <li>The Drilling Company Theater Ghost as told by Dan Teachout (5:19)</li> <li>History of space – Mark Zeller (10:03)</li> <li>The new one-act read-aloud, Stephen plays a trick (12:25)</li> <li>The Drilling Company starts producing full-length plays (15:25)</li> <li>The haunted house at PS87, Zombie Labs (16:58)</li> <li>The Discovery Series for developing new plays (19:15)</li> <li>In Memoriam: Edwin Owens and Richard Harden (21:58)</li> <li>Actors teaching Sunday school (25:24)</li> <li>Now playing over 100 performances, The Norwegians (32:08)</li> <li>Hamilton’s bad audition story, the toy fair (35:24)</li> </ul> As usual my buddy Sal Clemente (of <a href="http://ultrasonicrockorchestra.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ultrasonic Rock Orchestra</a>) who wrote the podcast theme song, “Here We Go Again,” plays us out.

Episode 014 – Hamilton Clancy of The Drilling Company – part 2

Stephen Bittrich &amp; Hamilton Clancy on stage of The Drilling Company TheaterIn 2000 I was introduced to a theatre company called The Drilling Company which at that time produced new one-acts in themed evenings.  They’ve since branched out into full-lengths, play development and even Shakespeare in the Parking Lot on the Lower East Side.I can’t think of many plays I’ve written in the past 14 years which have not been in some way inspired or nurtured by The Drilling Company, which is helmed by my friend, Artistic Director, Hamilton Clancy.In part 1 of this two part interview, Hamilton and I talk about the history of the company as they begin their 16th season.Don’t forget that Drilling Company is now running The Norwegians by C. Denby Swanson.  Go to the website for more info:  www.drillingcompany.org.Topics covered in the interview: Welcome Hamilton and audience  (1:49) How the company began, and the first show (7:00) Second show Neighbors and how I met Drilling Company (12:59) Company member Scott Baker’s Kringled (15:15) The one-act evenings and the themes (18:58) The Drilling Company Theater space on 78th Street (22:12) Why is the company called The Drilling Company (25:08) Political theatre, George Bush years (27:53) A man of many hats, including writer (31:27) Shakespeare in the Parking Lot, crap on the moon (37:33) Dave Marantz’s story about the sword/knife fight in the parking lot (45:53) In the Car stories, the birth of the read-aloud (49:48) As usual my buddy Sal Clemente (of Ultrasonic Rock Orchestra) who wrote the podcast theme song, “Here We Go Again,” plays us out.

Stephen Bittrich &amp; Hamilton Clancy on stage of The Drilling Company TheaterIn 2000 I was introduced to a theatre company called <a href="http://drillingcompany.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Drilling Company</a> which at that time produced new one-acts in themed evenings.  They’ve since branched out into full-lengths, play development and even Shakespeare in the Parking Lot on the Lower East Side.I can’t think of many plays I’ve written in the past 14 years which have not been in some way inspired or nurtured by The Drilling Company, which is helmed by my friend, Artistic Director, Hamilton Clancy.In part 1 of this two part interview, Hamilton and I talk about the history of the company as they begin their 16th season.Don’t forget that Drilling Company is now running The Norwegians by C. Denby Swanson.  Go to the website for more info:  <a href="http://drillingcompany.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.drillingcompany.org</a>.Topics covered in the interview:<ul> <li>Welcome Hamilton and audience  (1:49)</li> <li>How the company began, and the first show (7:00)</li> <li>Second show Neighbors and how I met Drilling Company (12:59)</li> <li>Company member Scott Baker’s Kringled (15:15)</li> <li>The one-act evenings and the themes (18:58)</li> <li>The Drilling Company Theater space on 78th Street (22:12)</li> <li>Why is the company called The Drilling Company (25:08)</li> <li>Political theatre, George Bush years (27:53)</li> <li>A man of many hats, including writer (31:27)</li> <li>Shakespeare in the Parking Lot, crap on the moon (37:33)</li> <li>Dave Marantz’s story about the sword/knife fight in the parking lot (45:53)</li> <li>In the Car stories, the birth of the read-aloud (49:48)</li> </ul>As usual my buddy Sal Clemente (of <a href="http://ultrasonicrockorchestra.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ultrasonic Rock Orchestra</a>) who wrote the podcast theme song, “Here We Go Again,” plays us out.