W. David Hancock

W. David Hancock is an American playwright.

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Life

Hancock graduated from the University of Iowa Playwriting workshop, with an MFA.[1] His play The Convention of Cartography was performed in 1994 by The Foundry Theatre at a gallery in Chelsea.[2][3] His play The Race of the Ark Tattoo played at PS122 and the Cherry Lane Theater, and toured regionally.

Awards

Works

Reviews

The Race of the Ark Tattoo is an exploration of the nebulous territory between memories and dreams. It takes place not in a theater but in a flea market (installed in a gallery on the side of P.S.122).[9]

References

  1. ^ http://www.pwcenter.org/lab.php?uid=769&s=1 Playwriting Center website
  2. ^ http://www.thefoundrytheatre.org/html/history.html The Foundry Theatre website
  3. ^ Alexis Soloski (1 January 2008). "Under the Radar Tries its Hand at Site-Specific Work". The Village Voice. http://www.villagevoice.com/2008-01-01/theater/under-the-radar-tries-its-hand-at-site-specific-work/2. 
  4. ^ Newspaper article re 2000 CalArts
  5. ^ Newspaper article re 1999 Obies
  6. ^ Village Voice article re 1995 Obies
  7. ^ Steve Wiecking (3 August 2005). "Best Mom-and-Pop Theater". Seattle Weekly. http://www.seattleweekly.com/2005-08-03/diversions/best-mom-and-pop-theater/. 
  8. ^ University of Iowa news release
  9. ^ CurtainUp.com

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